Ryan Kent is clipped right on the edge of the box. On the whitewash.

Julian Brandt looks to the heavens after sticking a lazy leg out.

The game continues to ebb and flow at a rapid rate of knots as Dortmund forward Donyell Malen crashes an angled shot into the side-netting from 15 yards.

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Dortmund were too cool for school last week, giving possession away time after time with their lackadaisical approach. There's more bite about them this time, but the defence still looks a bit shaky whenever Alfredo Morelos sets off on a run.

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Former Scotland forward on BBC Scotland

Ryan Kent terrorised the Dortmund defence last week and it looks like he's a marked man this evening as the second hefty challenge goes in from Thomas Muenier.

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Former Rangers defender on BBC Sportsound

First corner of the night goes the way of the visitors as James Tavernier slides in to block Nico Shulz.

Chaos from the set-piece as Jude Bellingham squeezes in at the back post and the ball rolls off his shin and on to the post before Rangers eventually clear.

The home defence just seemed to freeze for a moment.

Certainly no sign of Rangers sitting back.

James Tavernier pings in a lovely free-kick and Alfredo Morelos is left all alone but can't quite get over his header and the ball flies well off target.

And away we go.

A Spanish referee tonight, Antonio Mateu Lahoz.

It's loud at Ibrox as the teams emerge. Very loud.

There are around 3,000 German fans adding to the crackling atmosphere.

Rangers were rewarded for their aggression and attacking intent in Germany. Will they adopt the same tactics tonight or will it be a more cautious approach?

The first goal could be vital this evening.

Erling Haaland is still out for Dortmund, but they didn't miss the superstar striker in a 6-0 win over Monchengladbach at the weekend, with Marco Reus scoring twice.

Dan-Axel Zagadou had a night to forget in the first leg, conceding a penalty and scoring an own goal, but the big defender misses out through injury tonight, along with attacking midfielder Giovanni Reyna, who was a second-half sub last Thursday.

For this game, manager Marco Rose has drafted in Emre Can, Thomas Meunier, Nico Schulz and Thorgan Hazard - a quartet of changes that really highlights the strength of the visitors' squad.

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Rangers boss Giovanni van Bronckhorst has named the same side that earned a remarkable first-leg result in Dortmund last week.

That means there's just one change to the team that drew 1-1 at Dundee United on Sunday.

The single switch comes in defence as Borna Barisic replaces Filip Helander, meaning Calvin Bassey will move from left-back to the centre of the backline.

Helander was not included in the club's European squad as he made his way back from long-term injury.

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Rangers: McGregor, Tavernier, Goldson, Bassey, Barisic, Jack, Lundstram, Arfield, Aribo, Kent, Morelos.

Substitutes: McLaughlin, McCrorie, Balogun, King, Davis, Kamara, Sands, Lowry, Diallo, Wright, Roofe, Sakala.

Borussia Dortmund: Kobel, Meunier, Hummels, Can, Schulz, Dahoud, Bellingham, Reus, Brandt, Hazard, Malen.

Substitutes: Hitz, Unbehaun, Guerreiro, Reinier, Tigges, Witsel, Passlack, Pongracic, Wolf, Moukoko.

Well, that's Celtic out of Europe. How will Rangers fare?

Giovanni van Bronckhorst's side are in a much healthier starting position after a phenomenal result in Germany last week.

Can they complete the job at a packed Ibrox?

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Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

BT Sport pundit Chris Sutton reckons the defeat is "embarrassing" for his old club.

Do you agree?

Bodo/Glimt strut into the last 16 of the Europa Conference League and the Norwegian champions won't be afraid of anyone after demolishing Celtic over two legs.

Celtic are out of the third European tournament they've been in this season and there's nowhere left to go.

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Liel Abada clips a shot just wide. That must be the last chance of the evening.

Three minutes added.