Summary

  • Ivanic controls and smashes home low shot while unmarked in area; Kent races clear after break with his deflected strike bringing Scots level on the night

  • Substitute Ben scores injury-time penalty after Kamara penalised

  • Rangers, in their first European quarter-final since 2008, go into Friday's last-eight draw

Live Reporting

Colin Moffat

  1. 'We need to enjoy playing in this atmosphere'

    Red Star Belgrade v Rangers (0-3, 17:45)

    "We know we are going to a place with a hostile atmosphere; this is something we need to cope with, with our experienced team," said Rangers boss Giovanni van Bronckhorst yesterday. "We need to enjoy playing in this atmosphere."

    The stadium, known locally as the 'Marakana' has the longest pre-match walk in Europe and Red Star like to make the 240m journey through two tunnels just to get to the pitch as intimidating as possible.

    Then comes the wall of noise from supporters.

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  2. Rangers captain in rich vein of form

    Red Star Belgrade v Rangers (0-3, 17:45)

    James Tavernier knocked in the opening goal from the penalty last week, just as he did in both legs against Borussia Dortmund in the previous round.

    The Rangers skipper also tucked in a spot-kick at Dens Park on Sunday, taking his tally to 12 goals for the season so far.

    With four of those coming in the Europa League, the right-back has the most by an Englishman for a Scottish team in Europe since 2003-04, when Chris Sutton scored four for Celtic (three in Champions League, one in Uefa Cup).

    The only Englishman to score more than four in a season for a Scottish club was Joe Baker in 1960-61 for Hibernian (six goals in the Fairs Cup).

  3. Red Star rue fine margins

    Red Star Belgrade v Rangers (0-3, 17:45)

    The scoreline in Glasgow was emphatic but Red Star certainly posed a threat in attack.

    The Serbian champions had three goals ruled out for offside after VAR checks as well as that penalty miss from Aleksandar Katai, while a long-range shot from Guelor Kanga rattled the crossbar.

    Allan McGregor made a brilliant save to keep out Aleksandar Katai's spot-kickSNS

    Allan McGregor made a brilliant save to keep out Aleksandar Katai's spot-kick

  4. What happened at Ibrox?

    Red Star Belgrade v Rangers (0-3, 17:45)

    James Tavernier fired a penalty into the top corner and Alfredo Morelos struck to make it 2-0 after just 15 minutes.

    Allan McGregor then pulled off a fantastic penalty save and Leon Balogun crashed in a header early in the second half to give the Glasgow side a healthy cushion.

    Leon Balogun celebrates making it 3-0 to Rangers last weekSNS

    Leon Balogun celebrates making it 3-0 to Rangers

  5. One change for Red Star

    Red Star Belgrade v Rangers (0-3, 17:45)

    Red Star make one change from the first-leg defeat, with midfielder Srnic dropping to the bench, replaced by forward Milan Pavkov.

  6. Same again for Rangers

    Red Star Belgrade v Rangers (0-3, 17:45)

    Rangers go with the same starting line-up from first leg.

    That means Jon McLaughlin, Aaron Ramsey, James Sands and Filip Helander drop out after Sunday's Scottish Cup win at Dundee to accommodate the return of Allan McGregor, Leon Balogun, Joe Aribo and John Lundstram.

  7. LINE-UPS at Rajko Mitic Stadium

    Red Star Belgrade v Rangers (0-3, 17:45)

    Red Star Belgrade: Barjan, Piccini, Dargovic, Erakovic, Ivanic, Kanga, Sanogo, Pavkov, Katai, Rodic, Omoijuanfo.

    Substitutes: Popovic, Gajic, Pankov, Falco, Motika, Kristicic, Ben Nabouhane, Stankovic, Radulovic, Srnic, Gobelijc.

    Rangers: McGregor, Tavernier, Goldson, Balogun, Bassey, Lundstram, Kamara, Jack, Aribo, Kent, Morelos.

    Substitutes: McLaughlin, McCrorie, Diallo, Sands, Ramsey, Wright, Roofe, Sakala, Barisic, Arfield, Lowry, King.

  8. Rangers with big lead to protect in Belgrade

    Red Star Belgrade v Rangers (0-3, 17:45)

    Having reached the last 16 for the third year running, Rangers are looking to reach the quarter-finals of a European competition for the first time since the 2007-08 Uefa Cup, when they went all the way to the final.

    And they are in a great position to make Europa League progress as they take a 3-0 first leg lead into this evening's meeting with Red Star Belgrade.

    Can the Ibrox side complete the job in Serbia? Stay with us for text updates and radio commentary from 17:30 GMT.

    Rangers hold the upper hand after a first-leg win in GlasgowSNS

    Rangers hold the upper hand after a first-leg win in Glasgow