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Ex-Rangers striker Kenny Miller on BT Sport: "The best chances have fallen to Frankfurt, no doubt. Some of it is Rangers' own doing, they have a lot to improve on but it's positive it's still 0-0.

Rangers legend Ally McCoist on BT Sport: "It's not been a great first half in terms of football. I feel that's because both teams are better without the ball. Rangers have grown into the game, but we've also seen Frankfurt are a very good team.

Richard Foster
Former Rangers defender on BBC Sportsound

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Don Hutchison
Ex-Scotland midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think he'll leave it 20 minutes [before bringing on Kemar Roofe], just after the hour mark. He'll get them to calm down and relax a little bit. Rangers aren't producing it so far. Eintracht Frankfurt have had the better chances.

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Scott Mullen
BBC Scotland in the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium

And breathe.

This has been energy sapping just to watch from the stands, let alone play in. It's been absorbing stuff in sweltering Seville.

Rangers are giving as good as they're getting here. Aribo has arced one painfully wide, Lundstram has had a header tipped just over, while Ryan Jack should have kept a rising shot down just before the break. Considering how much the Scots have struggled to bring Aribo into play, they're still causing problems.

However, there's been more than a few warning signs at the other end. Ansgar Knauff was denied with a wonderful Allan McGregor save (we have heard that before), while some sloppy passing out from the back has threatened to undo Rangers' good work.

It's so far, so good. But you feel both teams have much more to give here.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Giovanni van Bronckhorst will be much the happier manager. Rangers grew into the game and they look comfortable on the ball. They look as if they can go by players. There's a panic in each of the back three of Eintracht Frankfurt.

There are limitations in the quality of this game which happens in finals. If we get a goal it could open up to be a cracker.

The players trudge off for a break from the searing heat.

It's been lively without really catching fire, despite the best efforts of the raucous supporters.

Eintracht looked the more dangerous side for the opening 25 minutes but Rangers have crept back into it and had a good spell towards the end of the half.

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Corner to the Germans. The cross is repelled and Ryan Kent does so well to steal the ball deep in his own half but then spoils the good work with a stray pass and an opportunity to break is gone.

Mark Hateley
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

Ryan Jack is frustrated after lashing a shot over the top following some good work from Joe Aribo.

Six minutes added for that early head injury to Eintracht skipper Sebastian Rode.

It's been a fascinating battle between Filip Kostic and James Tavernier on the Eintracht left so far. It was a much-anticipated duel pre-match.

The Rangers captain is showing signs of settling into the game after a shaky start with half-time nearing.

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Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

You can feel it with Rangers. 'We've got it, we know what we're doing here, we can hold it better than the opposition'. There's a real lift, a real bite to their play.

Rangers pop the ball around at the back to catch a breath as half-time approaches. Borna Barisic then speeds things up, threading a pass forward for Joe Aribo to chase, but the covering defender is too strong.

Richard Foster
Former Rangers defender on BBC Sportsound

Scott Mullen
BBC Scotland in the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium

Booming chants of "Glasgow Rangers" echo around the stadium as Rangers press high, and eventually force a corner. The Scots are on their feet all around us.

Rangers win a corner but James Tavernier's ballooned delivery proves too difficult for John Lundstram to deal with.

Ryan Kent drives forward and is brought crashing down.

The free-kick delivery is much better and Lundstram can steer a header on target, only for Kevin Trapp to touch the ball over.

Steven Godden
BBC Scotland at Estadio la Cartuja

Noisy atmosphere at the Estadio la Cartjuja, where Rangers fans are watching the final on big screens. Organisers said 30,000 tickets were sold. Not as many as that many have made it here but still estimate a crowd of 15-20,000.

Plenty of atmosphere before kick off. Big reaction for Allan McGregor's saves and Joe Aribo shooting just wide.