Summary

  • Olayinka & Stanciu goals put Slavia into quarter-finals

  • Substitute Roofe sent off for high foot six minutes after coming on & Balogun shown second yellow

  • Rangers had been unbeaten at Ibrox in more than a year

  • Sides drew 1-1 in last week's first leg

Live Reporting

Clive Lindsay

  1. Rangers 0-1 Slavia Prague (agg 1-2)

    Slavia appear happy to allow Rangers possession in defence and are confident they can sit back and prevent the home side passing their way through - and it's working.

    Rangers are looking frustrated and bereft of ideas.

  2. Rangers 0-1 Slavia Prague (agg 1-2)

    There's talk of Rangers making a change, with Ianis Hagi possibly being thrown into the fray.

    However, no signs of any changes as yet.

  3. KICK-OFF SECOND HALF

    Rangers 0-1 Slavia Prague (agg 1-2)

    Rangers kick off and have 45 minutes to score if they are to stay in the Europa League.

  4. British sides struggling

    Four British sides started the evening with high hopes of reaching the quarter-finals and so far only two are making it - but only just.

    Arsenal lost 1-0 at home to Olympiakos but scraped through 3-2 on aggregate.

    Spurs fared even worse, losing 3-0 to Dinamo Zagreb in Croatia after extra-time.

    Meanwhile, Manchester United are only going through on account of away goals as they are level 0-0 away to AC Milan after a 1-1 draw at Old Trafford.

    And we all know what's happening to Rangers.

  5. 'No need for panic'

    HT: Rangers 0-1 Slavia Prague (agg 1-2)

    Michael Stewart
    Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound

    Rangers don't need to panic. They're a good side - they will create opportunities. They need to force their way into the game, play their game and they will create chances

  6. 'Do things quicker'

    HT: Rangers 0-1 Slavia Prague

    Stuart McCall
    Former Motherwell and Rangers manager on Sportsound

    Looking at the stats, we have 60% possession. Rangers are normally good - they just need to do things quicker

  7. 'Rangers can't find rhythm'

    HT: Rangers 0-1 Slavia Prague (agg 1-2)

    Michael Stewart
    Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound

    Rangers started brighter than they did in the first game, but Slavia have come right back into it. They've stopped Rangers getting into a flow

  8. HALF-TIME Rangers 0-1 Slavia Prague (agg 1-2)

    The warning signs were there in Prague - and repeated early on at Ibrox.

    Slavia are an accomplished unit and they probably just deserve a narrow half-time lead that at present has the Czechs heading into the quarter-finals on aggregate.

    Peter Olayinka's powerful header gave the visitors the lead as they again exposed young Nathan Patterson in Rangers' right-back position.

    Steven Gerrard's side have much to do if they are to reach the Europa League quarter-finals for the first time.

    Slavia celebrateSNS

    Peter Olayinka (centre) has Slavia ahead at the break

  9. 'Balogun has got away with one'

    Rangers 0-1 Slavia Prague (agg 1-2)

    Michael Stewart
    Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound

    I think Balogun's got away with one there. I don't think he's got the ball, that's a penalty

  10. PENALTY APPEAL

    Rangers 0-1 Slavia Prague (agg 1-2)

    Abdallah Sima goes down in the penalty box as the striker gets on the wrong side of Rangers centre-half Leon Balogun.

    Nervous moment as Rangers wonder if that might be reviewed on camera, but the game restarts.

  11. Rangers 0-1 Slavia Prague (agg 1-2)

    Two minutes of stoppage time to equalise or Rangers are going into the break a goal behind.

  12. Rangers 0-1 Slavia Prague (agg 1-2)

    Alfredo Morelos has had a quiet game, but the Rangers striker bursts into life with a snap shot from 20 yards.

    However, it curls just wide with the goalkeeper scrambling.

  13. 'Respect for Slavia growing'

    Rangers 0-1 Slavia Prague (agg 1-2)

    Michael Stewart
    Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound

    The more I see of Slavia, the more respect I have for them. They're a really hard working, well-drilled side. Rangers will have to do a lot to get through here

  14. YELLOW CARD Kamara (Rangers)

    Rangers 0-1 Slavia Prague (agg 1-2)

    Glen Kamara will miss the first leg of the quarter-final if Rangers can rescue this as the midfielder is the latest to earn a yellow card - his second of the competition.

    Not sure what he could do to get out of the way of that collision with Alexander Bah.

  15. 'Slavia causing problems'

    Rangers 0-1 Slavia Prague (agg 1-2)

    Charlie Adam
    Former Rangers midfielder on BBC Sportsound

    This Slavia Prague team are causing Rangers a lot of problems with their work rate and control on the ball. That's a few times now, though, that they have had to bring down Kent to stop him

  16. YELLOW CARD Dorley (Slavia Prague)

    Rangers 0-1 Slavia Prague (agg 1-2)

    Slavia midfielder Oscar Dorley is booked for a late challenge on Ryan Kent.

    But Borna Barisic's free-kick is wasteful again.

  17. Record breaker?

    Rangers 0-1 Slavia Prague (agg 1-2)

    So far, Rangers are heading for their first home defeat in more than a year.

    Peter Olayinka heads Slavia into the leadSNS

    Peter Olayinka rose above Connor Goldson to head Slavia ahead

  18. Slavia 'graft like you wouldn't believe'

    Rangers 0-1 Slavia Prague (agg 1-2)

    Michael Stewart
    Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound

    The work this Slavia team get through, they graft like you wouldn't believe. Off the ball, in the middle of the park, they are constantly communicating to make sure someone is always closing down the ball

  19. Rangers 0-1 Slavia Prague (agg 1-2)

    A Borna Barisic corner swung into the arms of goalkeeper Ondřej Kolář is typical of how it is going for Rangers at present.

    So far, Slavia are doing to the Scottish champions what they did to Leicester in the last round.

  20. 'Stick to the plan'

    Rangers 0-1 Slavia Prague (agg 1-2)

    Stuart McCall
    Former Motherwell and Rangers manager on Sportsound

    Slavia Prague have certainly come with intent to win the game. Rangers have had some decent possession and so have they. They just need to stick to the plan