Summary

  • Giovanni van Bronckhorst steers Rangers to their first European final in 14 years

  • Ryan Kent drives at the Leipzig defence with James Tavernier crashing in goal at the back post; Glen Kamara steers in second moments later

  • Christopher Nkunku steers in Angelino cross on the volley to level tie; John Lundstram turns in ball with 10 to go

  • Rangers will face Eintracht Frankfurt in Seville on 18 May

Live Reporting

Colin Moffat

  1. Rangers repeat first-leg XI, Ramsey on the bench

    Rangers v RB Leipzig (0-1, 20:00)

    Rangers go with the same team that started the first leg and that means three changes from Sunday's 1-1 draw at Celtic Park.

    Ryan Jack, Glen Kamara and Scott Wright return, with Scott Arfield, Steven Davis and Fashion Sakala dropping back to the bench.

    Aaron Ramsey is fit enough for a place among the replacements but striker Kemar Roofe doesn't make it.

    Top scorer Alfredo Morelos has missed the last eight games with a thigh issue and will not feature again this season.

    Rangers players out for a pre-match stroll at IbroxSNS

    Rangers players out for a pre-match stroll at Ibrox

  2. Rangers remember Bell

    Rangers v RB Leipzig (0-1, 20:00)

    Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst and his squad laid wreaths at Ibrox this afternoon in tribute to Jimmy Bell.

    The players took time out from their pre-match preparations to pay their respects to the long-serving kitman who passed away on Tuesday at the age of 69.

    There will be a minute's silence in Bell's honour before kick-off.

    Rangers captain James Tavernier lays a wreath for Jimmy Bell at IbroxSNS

    Rangers captain James Tavernier lays a wreath for Jimmy Bell at Ibrox

  3. LINE-UPS at Ibrox

    Rangers v RB Leipzig (0-1, 20:00)

    Rangers: McGregor, Tavernier, Goldson, Bassey, Barisic, Lundstam, Jack, Kamara, Aribo, Kent, Wright.

    Substitutes: McLaughlin, McCrorie, Arfield, Ramsey, Sakala, Diallo, Balogun, Sands, Davis, King, Lowry.

    RB Leipzig: Gulacsi, Orban, Klostermann, Gvardiol, Henrichs, Laimer, Kampl, Angelino, Olmo, Nkunku, Poulsen.

    Substitutes: Simakan, Forsberg, Adams, Andre Silva, Mukiele, Halstenberg, Szoboszlai, Tschauner, Martinez, Raebiger, Novoa Ramos.

  4. Can Rangers summon final push at Ibrox?

    Rangers v RB Leipzig (0-1, 20:00)

    It's not every day a Scottish team is one game away from a European final.

    Rangers are aiming to repeat their 2008 run as they take on RB Leipzig at Ibrox in the last four of the Europa League, with the big-spending Germans holding a one-goal lead from the first leg.

    Emotions were always going to be high with so much at stake and the home players and fans will be even more impassioned following the death of the club's legendary kitman Jimmy Bell.

    It promises to be a red hot night in Govan, so let's crack on with the team news and all the build up.

    Ibrox Stadium will be packed to the rafters come kick-off timeGetty Images

    Ibrox Stadium will be packed to the rafters come kick-off time