Not an ideal start for Alfredo Morelos who catches Frendrup late.

The referee doesn't care that there are only four minutes on the clock, the Colombian is in the book.

Both teams just feeling their way into this one as Allan McGregor's long ball forward goes all the way through to the opposition keeper.

Rangers look happy to sit off in the early exchanges.

The home crowd are bouncing, clapping and roaring their team on.

The Rangers away end are doing their best to make themselves heard.

Referee Nikola Dabanovic, from Montenegro, gets the game started.

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Here come the teams out the tunnel.

Sounds like a belting atmosphere!

There will be around 1,400 Rangers in the away end tonight and it looks like they are going to be fuelled up with some pre-match refreshments to roar on their side.

Bank balances might be a bit dented tomorrow. Not the cheapest part of the world to have a drink...

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Rangers manager Steven Gerrard tells BT Sport: "[Sunday's game] gives us some belief and some confidence. This is a different level, this is a different competition. In the Europa League, the level does go up.

"You can feel the atmosphere building. Atmospheres don't win you games. We've got to settle into this game. We've got to play with courage and belief and we've got to defend very well.

"At times they've got to take risks. We're hoping that if they do get desperate or they take those risks, we can capitalise on the other side. They can't jump all over us without leaving some spaces in behind and that's the reason why Fashion [Sakala] stays in the team."

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Remember, the team will be providing full commentary of both tonight's games.

Brondby boss Niels Frederiksen says he doesn't view tonight's fixture as a must-win game, despite Rangers manager Steven Gerrard suggesting otherwise.

"I don't see it that way," Frederiksen told the media. "We still have two rounds to play after this match.

"If we look at the match in Glasgow, it was probably our most even European match this season. We had some chances.

"The play and the possibilities we had were quite good and we were able, in some moments at least, to control the game. I think it will be easier at home."

Rangers downed Brondby with two first-half goals from Leon Baolgun and Kemar Roofe at Ibrox two weeks ago.

In truth, the Danes didn't look too clever in large parts and Niels Frederiksen's side are the last team yet to score in this season's group stage.

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However, tonight's hosts have won their last three domestic games on the bounce since losing in Glasgow after a grim start to their title defence.

A fourth consecutive victory this evening, combined with another win for Lyon against Sparta Prague, would take Brondby level with the Czech side - who are second in the group.

If Steven Gerrard's side secure victory in Denmark tonight and Sparta Prague fail to win in Lyon, the Ibrox club will leap into second place.

Rangers fans, are you backing your men to get the job done?

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Rangers manager Steven Gerrard told the media that mood in the Ibrox camp is "really good" after thrashing Motherwell 6-1 on Sunday.

"Confidence is high," he said. "It was a really important win at the weekend - we did it in style.

"But there's also got to be a realisation the Europa League is a different competition, different level.

"[Tonight is] must-win in terms of us keeping it in our control to get out of the group."

We'll aim to bring you Gerrard's pre-match comments when they come in.

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• Brondby last hosted Scottish opposition in July 2016, losing 1-0 to Hibernian in a Europa League qualifier.
• Rangers have won eight of their nine games against Danish sides, drawing once.
• Brondby are winless in four home matches in the main stages of European competitions, drawing three times.
• Rangers have not scored in either of their past two away games in Europe. They last went three without a goal in November 2010 while playing in the Champions League.
• Brondby are the only side without a goal in this season's Europa League, despite registering 16 attempts on goal.

Rangers manager Steven Gerrard makes one change from the team that started Sunday's 6-1 defeat of Motherwell.

Borna Barisic takes over from Calvin Bassey at left-back and striker Fashion Sakala continues in attack after his hat-trick at Fir Park.

Winger Ryan Kent is on the bench after six weeks out with a hamstring problem.

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We've got you well covered tonight. Simply click play at the top of this page from 17:30 GMT to listen to Sportsound.

The team will provide full match commentary of both tonight's games involving Rangers and Celtic.

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Brondby: Hermansen, Rosted, Maxso, Tshiembe, Bruus, Cappis, Radosevic, Frendrup, Mensah, Uhre, Hedlund.

Substitutes: Mikkelsen, Gammelby, Heggheim, Greve, Pavlovic, Riveros, Fallenius, Divkovic, Slimane, Hendriksen, Singh, Borkeeiet.

Rangers: McGregor, Tavernier, Goldson, Balogun, Barisic, Kamara, Davis, Arfield, Aribo, Morelos, Sakala.

Substitutes: McCrorie, McLaughlin, Bassey, Lundstram, Hagi, Kent, Patterson, Bacuna, Wright, Roofe, Kelly.