We'll give the final word this evening to a delighted Rangers manager Giovanni von Bronckhorst.

"It is a big moment for the club, we can make a lot of people proud as it was a difficult game again," he tells BT Sport.

"We made a good start, but after we conceded two goals we had to change the system at half time. We talk a lot about the system in training. I think the system worked really well after half time.

"We were very unfortunate in some moments where we could have cleared the ball. We had to change something to be more defensively solid.

"Morelos was much more stronger in the second half and we had many more dangerous moments.

"We trained with three different plans for today. We needed to have scenarios in place to be executed and I'm glad we did.

"Tavernier's numbers are definitely better than mine at left back! You wat your full-backs to push up at the right time and he did that very well.

"We had a great performance, we played them twice and got four points, its a great performance. The last 16 is only top teams, we wait for them and we look forward to the draw."

Borussia Dortmund midfielder Jude Bellingham tells BT Sport: "It was brilliant to play in. A good team, a good test.

"We didn't have the bite we had in the first half. It's just one of those nights, we didn't take all our chances and they took theirs, fair play to them.

"We've let the fans, the staff and ourselves down. If we look at ourselves in the mirror, we'll realise we could've done more."

Let's look back at what Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou had to say after that loss to Bodo/Glimt.

"The levels of performance wasn't at the level we needed it to be," he told BT Sport.

"The least effective performances in Europe were in these last two games, that's including the 4-0 defeat to Leverkusen.

"I expect to go further in every competition we play, that's the nature of this football club. Europe was beyond us in terms of levels we needed to get to. It's my responsibility to make sure we improve and next year ensure that we perform better.

"I think the supporters understand where we're at and what we need to do."

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Rangers won't have long to enjoy tonight's achievement since it's straight back to league business on Sunday.

Motherwell visit Ibrox after Premiership leaders Celtic go to Easter Road to take on Hibs.

Celtic, who were well beaten in Norway earlier this evening, are three points in front at the moment.

Rangers winger Ryan Kent tormented the Dortmund defence with his dribbling and won the opening penalty. It also looked like he was robbed of a goal by a strange VAR review from the referee.

"It was an incredible game, big shout out to the fans," he tells BT Sport. "There was a lot of difficult moments but the boys dug deep and we came away with the result.

"There’s no denying that Dortmund are a tidy team with a lot of technicians causing problems on the pitch, we couldn’t let them exploit any of our spaces.

"They had to chase the game and they needed goals so we knew that they would come at us, which would leave spaces that we could exploit."

Rangers captain James Tavernier says a tactical tweak at half time made the difference.

"We really stepped up in the second half after we changed tactically, it allowed us to progress," he tells BT Sport.

"The manager told us that we have to follow the runners and tighten it up a bit, that’s what we do in our back five system and it works for us.

"We are really impressive, the result was pleasing. I always trying to get to back post, and I got the goal today.

"I am delighted to get through, we have to stick together and make it through the weekend, we just have to do it in the league now.

"This game shows the character that we have the in the squad, we have a great squad that can push through.

"It hast sunk in yet. I’m happy to help the club get though the next round."

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Here are the group winners who make up the seeded sides in tomorrow's draw.

• Crvena Zvezda (SRB)
• Eintracht Frankfurt (GER)
• Galatasaray (TUR)
• Bayer Leverkusen (GER)
• Lyon (FRA)
• Monaco (FRA)
• Spartak Moscow (RUS)
• West Ham (ENG)

Rangers will find out their last 16 opponents tomorrow.

The draw, which is seeded, is scheduled for 11:00 GMT.

Richard Foster
Former Rangers defender on BBC Sportsound

The Rangers players are still out on the pitch, milking the rapturous applause from the stands.

This is right up there with the great Scottish achievements in Europe.

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Former Scotland forward on BBC Scotland

What a result! Rangers topple Bundesliga giants Borussia Dortmund to reach the last 16 of the Europa League.

Things got a bit twitchy when the visitors came from behind to lead 2-1 going into the break, but Rangers were much the better side in the second half and really should have won on the night.

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A huge roar of approval from the stands as Alfredo Morelos pops up inside his own penalty box to hoof the ball clear.

The noise inside the stadium is deafening as the home crowd rise as one to cheer their side over the line.

Four minutes added...

Ryan Kent breaks clear again and has a crack at goal, with the keeper getting down to snaffle up his low strike.

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Former Scotland forward on BBC Scotland

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Former Rangers defender on BBC Sportsound

The subs keep coming thick and fast. I missed Dortmund bringing on Steffen Tigges a wee while ago and now Belgium midfielder Alex Witsel is on for Germany forward Marco Reus.

Four yellow shirts break into the Rangers half but they are soon outnumbered. The home side have been more than a match for the Bundeliga side in terms of energy and commitment.

Rangers are doing a good job of keeping the ball in the Dortmund half as we enter the final 10 minutes of regulation time.

Ryan Kent has had a second wind and Alfredo Morelos always loves these European nights.