The players are actually warming up with balls on the pitch because of how long this is taking.

All this for a pair of socks.

Bit of a delay to the game starting due to Anthony Ralston's socks.

They seem to have a lot of holes in them for some reason.

Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou tells BT Sports: "[Stephen] Welsh had a good start to the season and he's ready to go tonight.

"In terms of the group, we need a result to keep our hopes alive. It'll be a good challenge tonight.

"There will be moments we have to defend. The atmosphere will be hot and electric, but these are the games the players want to play in."

• Ferencvaros have lost each of their past six matches in Europe after a five-game winning start to their campaign in July and August. This is their longest-ever sequence of continental defeats.
• The Hungarian side have played four home matches in the Europa League and are still waiting for their first win, losing twice.
• Celtic have lost each of their past three away games in the Europa League, conceding four times in each match. They have never lost four games in a row on the road in the competition.
• Celtic winger Jota has played a part in 25 open-play sequences that have ended with a shot attempt, the most of any player in the Europa League this season.

Kyogo Furuhashi - who scored the opener in Celtic's 2-0 victory over Ferencvaros a fortnight ago - gets the nod up front tonight.

Greek striker Giorgios Giakoumakis drops to the bench after his penalty miss in the weekend draw with Livingston.

Carl Starfelt was injured in that stalemate and the Swedish centre-back is replaced by 21-year-old Stephen Welsh, who makes his first appearance since mid-September.

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Unlike Rangers, Celtic don't have the opportunity to jump into second spot this evening.

However, they can narrow the gap to just a point if there isn't a draw between Bayer Leverkusen and Real Betis in Germany.

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Ferencvaros: Bogdan, Somalia, Blazic, S Mmaee, Civic, Laidouni, Vecsei, Nguen, Zachariassen, Zubkov, Uzuni.

Substitutes: Mergl, R Mmaee, Kovacevic, Mak, Botka, Cabraja, Wingo, Loncar, Csontos, Szantho.

Celtic: Hart, Ralston, Carter-Vickers, Welsh, Juranovic, Bitton, McGregor, Abada, Turnbull, Jota, Kyogo.

Substitutes: Bain, Oluwayemi, Scales, Giakoumakis, Soro, McCarthy, Johnston, Urhoghide, Shaw, Murray, Forrest, Montgomery.

We'll bring you Rangers reaction as we get it, but let's also turn our attention to tonight's other game as Celtic prepare to face Ferencvaros in Hungary.

Richard Foster
Former Rangers defender on BBC Sportsound

In the context of the game, Steven Gerrard will probably take a point.

His side didn't get going at all for long spells, but Ianis Hagi's fine finish rescues a draw.

Still feels like this is two points dropped for Rangers, though. They would have expected more tonight.

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Last-ditch stuff from Brondby as Joe Aribo has an effort blocked behind.

Tavernier's corner comes in, I think it hits Bassey's shoulder and finds Kemar Roofe at the back post.

He's just a couple yards out but can only divert his header into the wrong side of the side netting.

Rangers break again with Juninho Bacuna.

The ex-Huddersfield man plays Kemar Roofe who's shot from the angle is blocked.

Three minutes added.

Kemar Roofe tries to clip a long ball in behind for Ryan Kent, but the forward can't get onto it.

Flag might've gone up in any case.

Rangers manager Steven Gerrard is pacing around his dugout and barking at his players.

The same thing is probably happening in the living room's of Rangers fans across the globe.

Is there another big moment to come in this one?

Ryan Kent picks the ball up about 40 yards from goal and drives again.

He almost slips in Kemar Roofe with an identical pass to the one he set up Ianis Hagi with.

Hermansen gets out to it and Brondby are on the break. Hedlund guides in a fine low ball but James Tavernier is at full stretch to deny a tap-in at the back post.

Richard Foster
Former Rangers defender on BBC Sportsound

That Rangers equaliser has sparked this game into a real end-to-end affair.

A win would be massive for both sides. Could be a belting last minutes.

For someone who hasn't played in six weeks, Ryan Kent has been excellent since his introduction.

Just feel like something is going to happen when he gets on the ball.

Incidentally, Steven Gerrard makes his final change as Calvin Bassey replaces Borna Barisic.

Brondby have responded well as they win another corner.

But it comes to nothing. The Rangers fans are enjoying themselves in that corner now.