There's a big gap in the Rangers penalty area as the home side attack, but Borna Barisic gets back just in time to knock the ball behind for a corner.

From the set-piece, Lubomir Satka should score but sends a free header from right in front of goal over the top.

Over in Belgium, Standard Liege have just gone 1-0 up on Benfica.

Good news for Rangers.

Lech have a problem with Michal Skoras, who has been off receiving treatment after rolling his ankle. He can't continue and is now replaced by Jan Sykora.

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Bongani Zungu slips as he goes into a tackle and the challenge ends up a rather crude one, sending Karlo Muhar up in the air.

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A Poznan corner goes all the way to edge of the box and Pedro Tibo has a pop. Jon McLaughlin gets down smartly to stop the shot and then recovers quickly to gather after spilling the ball.

Bongani Zungu has a lash at goal from 20 yards as Ianis Hagi lays the ball into this path but the ball skews high and wide. Very wide.

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Spanish referee Jose Maria Sanchez looks absolutely frozen as he gets the game started...

Speaking to BT Sport, Rangers manager Steven Gerrard says: "The players know the importance of the game, finishing the group strong and securing top spot. Having said, that as a manager you've got to think about the big picture, I've got the opportunity tonight to try and give some people a breather. It's also an opportunity for those who've been waiting patiently and working ever so hard."

On Bogani Zungu starting: "It is early days but he's had enough time with us now to know what we do. Tactically he knows the game plan, he's an international player. We've been really impressed with how he's settled in, how he's trained, and we feel he's ready now for his main audition and we've got every confidence he can do well tonight."

On Cedric Itten: "Cedric's playing in his main position. He's done ever so well coming on in cameos. He's looking fit he's looking fresh, he's eager and hungry for this opportunity. It's doesn't matter if it's the second or third choice, Poznan have got good players, they're a good squad. We feel they're in a false position in terms of their domestic league so it'll be a good challenge and test for everyone."

Teams topping their sections are seeded for the round of 32 draw, which takes place on Monday.

That should increase the chances of a favourable match-up and the seeds all play their second legs at home when the tournament resumes in February.

There is also a handy £900,000 bonus for group winners.

Can you tell which Rangers player this is, wrapped up against the cold in Poland?

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It's Alfredo Morelos rocking the double snood look...

The hosts may be out of things in this tournament but they do have a formidable home record. The 4-2 group defeat to Benfica was their first loss inside 90 minutes on their own patch in 17 months.

Poznan are currently eighth in a congested Ekstraklasa table, 10 points behind leaders Legia Warsaw with a game in hand.

Manager Dariusz Zuraw said: "We will do everything to say goodbye to this competition in a positive way."

This is just a second start for Bongani Zungu since his move to Rangers. The first came in the League Cup victory at Falkirk and there have been three more outings from the bench.

The 28-year-old South African is on loan from Amiens, with Rangers having the option to make the move permanent at the end of the season.

"This is a big opportunity for him," said manager Steven Gerrard yesterday.

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Rangers are unbeaten in eight matches against Polish teams (W6 D2) since a 3-1 defeat by Gornik Zabrze in November 1969 in the old Cup Winners' Cup.

Alfredo Morelos equalled Ally McCoist's European scoring record for Rangers to edge out Poznan at Ibrox at the end of October.

The striker came off the bench to head in a Borna Barisic cross for his 21st goal in 36 European games. He went on to break the record during the 3-3 draw away to Benfica.

The Poles were stubborn opponents and had good spells of possession, but did not manage a shot on target.

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Poznan head coach Dariusz Zuraw makes six changes from the side that defeated Podbeskidzie Bielsko-Biała 4-0 in the Ekstraklasa.

As expected, former Celtic centre-half Thomas Rogne drops out through injury, which means a start for Slovakia's Lubomir Satka, who started his career with Newcastle United.

Ukraine right-back Bohdan Butko, on loan from Shakhtar Donetsk, also starts, Tymoteusz Pochacz is at left-back, while Michal Skoras , Karlo Muhar and 18-year-old Filip Marchwinski are in midfield.

On-loan Brighton & Hove Albion midfielder Jakub Moder and Czech Republic's Jan Sykora drop to the bench along with Alan Czerwinski, Vasyl Kravets and Dani Ramirez.

Rangers are on their way to the round of 32 for the second season running. Steven Gerrard's men sit proudly at the top of Group D and they will stay there if they match or better what Benfica do away to Standard Liege.

The Portuguese have the better goal difference but it goes down to head-to-head in the event of a tie on points.

Rangers have the edge there since they scored three in the draw between the pair in Lisbon and Benfica scored two in the draw at Ibrox.

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Lech Poznan: Bednarek, Butko, Satka, Crnomarkovic, Puchacz, Skoras, Tiba, Muhar, Kaminski, Marchwinski, Ishak.

Substitutes: Bakowski, Malenica, Kravets, Sykora, Ramirez, Dejewski, Moder, Awwad, Niewiadomski, Czerwinski, Sobol, Borowski.

Rangers: McLaughlin, Patterson, Goldson, Balogun, Barisic, Kamara, Zungu, Arfield, Aribo, Hagi, Itten.

Substitutes: McGregor, Tavernier, Morelos, Kent, Bassey, Barker, Stewart, Barjonas, Kinnear, Dickson.