Tavernier squeezes in second-minute opener & Roofe has headed goal ruled out by VAR then rattles crossbar
Tavernier penalty puts Rangers ahead on aggregate after Tormena sent off; Goldson hits post in second half & Roofe then Ramsey strikes disallowed
Braga grab shock late goal with Carmo's glancing header to force extra time, but Roofe turns in Aribo cross & Braga reduced to nine men with Medeiros dismissal before Arfield hits bar
Rangers will face RB Leipzig in Europa League semi-finals after the Germans beat Atalanta 3-1 on aggregate
Kemar Roofe
Wooooow!
Question marks were raised about Borna Barisic's inclusion in the team - what a start he's had.
The Croatian has the ball at the byeline and bends a delightful delivery in for Kemar Roofe to head home.
Image source, BBC SportJames Tavernier
What a start!
Borna Barisic's cross from the left is hooked to the back post by Joe Aribo and James Tavernier is steaming in to slide the ball home.
Ibrox is absolutely bouncing!
Image source, BBC SportRangers 0-0 Braga (0-1 agg)
A blow of the whistle from French referee Francois Letexier and we're off at Ibrox.
And yes, it's loud. It's very, very loud.
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Rory Loy
Former Rangers forward on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageThe next four days are huge for Giovanni van Bronckhorst. He has to win one of these games - either tonight or against Celtic on Sunday. If push comes to shove, I think Rangers fans would rather get through tonight. How often does a European semi-final happen? There are worse teams you can play in a European semi-final than Leipzig. There are a lot of eyes on Van Bronckhorst. If he fails to win either or both of these games, he is going to come under a lot of pressure.
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Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst tells BT Sport: "We have to score so we have to make sure we create a lot of chances.
"When you want to score goals you have to be pushing forward. We want to start on the front foot and play with good intensity.
"We have to give everything to make sure we make it into the semi-final."
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Gers fans, do you remember the last time you were at this stage of European competition?
Of course you do, your side made it all the way to the Uefa Cup final that season in 2008 under legendary boss Walter Smith.
The Ibrox side also came up against Portuguese opposition in the quarter-final that campaign.
After a goalless draw at Ibrox against Sporting Lisbon, goals from Jean-Claude Darcheville and Steven Whittaker booked a last-four place.
Written in the stars this evening, perhaps?
Image source, SNSSteven Whittaker's solo run and finish sealed a memorable win in Lisbon
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Game over in Bergamo.
Leipzig will await either Rangers or Braga in the semi-final after they beat Atalanta 3-1 on aggregate.
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We have taken a dive into the journey of James Tavernier, from serial lower-league loanee to Rangers' title-winning captain.
Nice words from the 30-year-old's former managers Steve Evans and Markburton, plus ex-Ibrox team-mate Kenny Miller.
Includes one very interesting quote about being able to fill in at right-back for a couple of Europe's leading clubs...
Image source, BBC/SNSEdging closer to kick-off, Gers fans.
Feeling confident? Get on those thumbs...
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While Rangers weren't at their best in Braga, Carlos Carvalhal's young team showed their promise in an impressive display and could argue they're unfortunate not to be taking a bigger lead to Ibrox.
Tonight's visitors made it four wins on the bounce with a 1-0 victory at Vizela on Sunday.
Winger Iuri Medeiros' 10th goal of the season sealed the three points for Braga, who played the second half with 10 men after Vitor Oliveira's red card.
That result means Carvalhal's men are nine points clear in fourth spot in the Premeira Liga, with only Benfica, Sporting Lisbon and leaders Porto above them.
Image source, SNSBraga take a one-goal lead to Ibrox after last week's first leg
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If Rangers are to make it through, it looks like it'll be Bundesliga opposition again.
RB Leipzig have just made it 3-1 on aggregate and 2-0 on the night at Atalanta.
Christopher Nkunku at the double. That boy is a serious player.
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Earlier today, Rangers were hit with a £30,000 fine from Uefa for the behaviour of their travelling support in Belgrade.
The Ibrox side must pay compensation to Red Star Belgrade following “acts of damage” to the Serbians’ stadium following the Europa League clash last month.
The Scottish side have also been fined for “throwing of objects” at the second leg, which Rangers lost 2-1 as they progressed to the quarter-finals on aggregate.
Image source, SNSFootage showed broken seats being launched between both sets of supporters
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If there's someone in that Rangers dressing room that knows a thing about big games and big occasions, it's Juventus loanee Aaron Ramsey, who starts for the home side tonight.
"We're in the quarter-final of the Europa League so it's huge for us," the midfielder said.
"I would love to go all the way and win this competition, as will all the other players and the fans. I'm sure we can make this a special campaign.
"I came here to win. There is pressure on you here. I've been in clubs under this kind of pressure before and that's what I enjoy."
Image source, SNSAaron Ramsey sat out the first leg but features this evening
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Focus will be on Braga's youngsters to see how they cope with a raucous Ibrox, but manager Carlos Carvalhal has ordered his players to relish the challenge.
"I am absolutely sure we will play with personality and without any fear," the ex-Swansea boss said. "We know it will be difficult, we are sure about that.
"But we will turn the environment and try to make it positive to us for motivation.
"We will not defend, we are a team that plays all the time to try to win, with a big respect to Rangers because they are a very good team, a strong team."
Image source, SNSWill this man be smiling at the end of the night?
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Rory Loy
Former Rangers forward on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageI felt Fashion Sakala was the wrong choice in the first leg. I don't think he has enough guile or maturity to understand how to play through the middle and link play. It was harsh to leave Kemar Roofe out of it. If an Old Firm derby passes you by, as it did for Roofe, you can't avoid criticism, but he should have played from the start on Thursday. For a few weeks he has cut a frustrated figure. He won't feel as much pressure to deliver having scored a hat-trick on Sunday. He has got to turn up tonight.