Summary

  • Motherwell 5-1 Glentoran - Lang, O'Donnell, Polworth, Watt & Long net after Clucas shown second yellow. McDaid with penalty consolation

  • Aberdeen 6-0 NSI Runavik - Ferguson & Main in first half; Hedges hat trick & Hayes after break

  • One-legged Europa League first qualifying round ties

  • Draw for next round on 31 August

Live Reporting

Clive Lindsay and Jordan Elgott

  1. Well without Turnbull after Celtic sale
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    Motherwell v Glentoran (19:45)

    Motherwell have yet to record a win this season, but one bright light among the gloom was the form of David Turnbull as the cultured midfielder made an impressive return after almost a season lost through injury.

    However, Well face Glentoran without their playmaker after the Scotland Under-21 international completed a transfer to Celtic this morning. The £3.25m fee will obviously be welcome to the Fir Park coffers, but his immediate absence at a crucial time will not.

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  2. LINE-UPS from Fir Park

    Motherwell v Glentoran (19:45)

    Motherwell: Carson, O'Donnell, Gallagher, Mugabi, Lamie, Grimshaw, Polworth, Campbell, O'Hara, Lang, Long.

    Substitutes: Morrison, White, Hastie, Maguire, Seedorf, Robinson, Watt.

    Glentoran: Coleing, Marron, Kane, Cowan, McClean, Clucas, Bigirimana, Gallagher, O'Neill, Donnelly, McDaid.

    Substitutes: Brown, McCullough, Mitchell, C Stewart, McDonough, C O'Connor, Crowe.

  3. LINE-UPS from Pittodrie Stadium

    Aberdeen v NSI Runavik (19:45)

    Aberdeen: Lewis, McCrorie, McKenna, Considine, Hayes, Ferguson, McGeouch, Wright, Kennedy, Watkins, Main.

    Substitutes: Cerny, Hernandez, Hoban, Campbell, Hedges, McGinn, Anderson.

    NSI Runavik: Thomsen, Hojgaard, Johan Davidsen, R. Nielsen, Christjansen, K. Olsen, Knudsen, Benjaminsen, Mortensen, B. Hansen, Bech.

    Substitutes: Hansen, Jacobsen, B. Egilsson, Mortensen, Lokin, Skipanes, Knudsen.

  4. Tune in to BBC Radio Scotland

    The build-up to both games in Scotland tonight has already started on BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound on 810MW and digital.

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  5. Three changes for Motherwell

    Motherwell v Glentoran (19:45)

    Motherwell manager Stephen Robinson makes two changes for the visit of Glentoran, one of them forced obviously by today's sale of top midfielder David Turnbull to Celtic. More of that later.

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  6. Will Scots live up to favourites tag this time?

    Europa League first qualifying round

    Motherwell's Mark O'Hara and Aberdeen's Andrew ConsidineSNS

    Motherwell and Aberdeen start favourites in their ties

    Scottish football remains shaken by Celtic's surprise exit from the Champions League last night at home to Ferencvaros.

    With opponents from Northern Ireland and the Faroe Islands, Aberdeen and Motherwell enter the Europa League fray tonight against teams of a lesser standing than the Hungarian champions but will be wary of suffering similar blow to their nation's coefficient.

    Indeed, Glentoran arrive at Fir Park and NSI Runavik at Pittodrie feeling good about themselves having already negotiated preliminary round ties.

    Stay with us for the build-up, live coverage and post-match reaction from those two first qualifying-round ties and any major news from elsewhere, both online and on BBC Radio Scotland 810MW and digital.