Teemu Pukki
Just when it was looking good for Well in Finland.
Teemu Pukki has literally just come onto the pitch and has the hosts level. The veteran former Celtic striker gets past three defenders before rifling a right-footed strike into the roof of the Motherwell net.
Jagiellonia Bialystok 2-1 Rangers
Steven Thompson
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound
The delivery in is absolutely sensational. Curtis is trying to get the other side of the defender. It didn't miss by a lot.
Seconds before that, Rangers had really gotten away with one. It's opening up.
It is a better spell for Rangers, but they have to watch they don't leave it open at the back.
Jagiellonia Bialystok 2-1 Rangers
Another opening for Rangers. They have looked miles better after the changes.
Nicolas Raskin curls a well-weighted ball towards Finlay Curtis, but the young winger is being hassled and can only volley it wide across the face of goal.
Jagiellonia Bialystok 2-1 Rangers
Steven Thompson
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound
That was a really big chance for Rangers, their best of the match probably.
A huge, huge opportunity.
Jagiellonia Bialystok 2-1 Rangers
Mohamed Diomande pokes it to Cammy Devlin on the left as Rangers break into the box, but the ball gets stuck under the midfielder's feet.
It's knocked back to Thelo Aasgaard, but his long-range attempt is always rising.
One of their better moves forward so far.
HJK Helsinki 0-1 Motherwell
A couple of changes now for Motherwell.
Olly Whyte and Mikey Booth are on for Lukas Fadinger and Willy Vogt in midfield.
Jagiellonia Bialystok 2-1 Rangers
Nothing is sticking for Rangers up top as they struggle to sustain their attacks
Nicolas Raskin has added a bit of composure in the middle of the park, but as soon as the ball enters the final third, the attacks break down.
Youssef Chermiti could maybe be doing with some help closer to him through the middle.
Tawanda Maswanhise
Tawanda Maswanhise makes no mistake and the visitors lead.
HJK Helsinki 0-0 Motherwell
The referee points to the spot and Motherwell have the chance to go ahead in Helsinki!
HJK Helsinki 0-0 Motherwell
Regan Charles-Cook is down in the HJK box after the visitors capitalise on a poor clearance from the hosts.
The Motherwell winger goes down under the challenge of Miska Yiltolva and the referee has been sent to the monitor to have another look!
Jagiellonia Bialystok 2-1 Rangers
Steven Thompson
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound
Rangers still need to do better in forward areas.
They're not managing to open Jagiellonia.
Jagiellonia Bialystok 2-1 Rangers
Jagiellonia want a penalty.
Emmanuel Fernandez keeps pace well with Nik Prelec and they both wind up bundled over inside the area as goalkeeper Ivor Pandur scoops up the loose ball.
Winger Prelec stays down for a fair bit before he can get back to his feet.
Probably falls in the 'you've seen them given' category, that one.
HJK Helsinki 0-0 Motherwell
I have no idea what Alfred Johansson said to his players at half-time, but it's worked a treat.
Emmanuel Longelo has just smashed a strike off the crossbar after another bright Motherwell move.
Jagiellonia Bialystok 2-1 Rangers
Nicolas Raskin is on for the second half, replacing Dan Neil.
The midfielder has been the subject of multiple reports linking him with a big-money move away from Ibrox, with his appearances at the World Cup adding fuel to the fire.
Tochi Chukwuani and Daisuke Yokota are also off, replaced with holding midfielder Cammy Devlin and young Scotland winger Findlay Curtis.
Jagiellonia Bialystok 2-1 Rangers
Rangers get the second half under way and we'll bring you news of those big changes shortly.
HT: Jagiellonia Bialystok 2-1 Rangers
Calum Macdonald
BBC Scotland in Bialystok
Jagiellonia are out well before the Rangers team for the second half.
It's no surprise, I'm certain Derek McInnes had plenty to say at half-time.
Just the three changes!
HT: Jagiellonia Bialystok 2-1 Rangers
Andy Halliday
Former Rangers midfielder on BBC Sportsound
There has to be a more positive approach in the second half, but it doesn't mean leave yourself vulnerable.
There has to be a change defensively, you could easily take off any of the back four. Dujon Sterling and Emmanuel Fernandez have looked shaky throughout.
Ross McCrorie is the one for me who I would change at half time.
HJK Helsinki 0-0 Motherwell
Motherwell put even more pressure on the hosts and win themselves another corner.
Emmanuel Longelo tees up Martin Moormann and the defender's effort looks like it deflects off the outside of the post and behind for another corner.
This one is dealt with more comfortably by HJK.
HJK Helsinki 0-0 Motherwell
A much better start to the second half for Motherwell.
Alex Lowry's initial effort is blocked and the ball falls to Oscar Priestman on the edge of the box, but the midfielder's shot is just wide of the far post.
HJK Helsinki 0-0 Motherwell
They are off again in Finland.
The subs are still warming up at half-time in Poland.
Head coach Wouter Vrancken insists there will be no "mental fatigue" when Hearts face Benfica on Thursday despite three successive defeats to start their season.
His side have travelled to Lisbon for the first leg of their Europa League third qualifying round tie off the back of a 6-0 aggregate defeat by Sturm Graz in Champions League qualifying and a 2-1 reverse by Aberdeen in their Scottish Premiership opener.
Despite their below-par start, and underdog status going into the tie, Vrancken backed his players to rise to the challenge.
"It's a challenge, for sure," he said.
"It's also an opportunity to show how we can stick together, work together and try to do something with the ball. Because when you're only focused on defending and just kicking balls away, then it's a difficult game.
"We have to give ourselves some air to try to do something with the ball too.
"I don't think there will be any mental fatigue. Every player wants to play here, wants to play in front of this big crowd. You live for those games when you're a football player."
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Benfica finished third in Portugal's Primeira Liga last season after 11 draws left them behind both Porto and Sporting.
"Playing Benfica is a good opportunity to switch our focus," added Vrancken, who has no fresh injury concerns.
"If we can get a good result it would be a huge achievement, but we have to stay humble, fight together in every moment of the game and stay disciplined.
"Against Sturm Graz and Aberdeen we lost the game in a few moments. If you do that against a side like Benfica, they will punish you.
"When you get the chance to play in Europe against Benfica in their own stadium, you don't need any extra motivation.
"If you do need extra motivation, that's not a good sign. Everybody who steps into that stadium will be motivated. We just have to stick to the plan, give ourselves a chance and create something."
Portuguese forward Claudio Braga will make his first appearance at Benfica's Estadio da Luz and knows exactly where Hearts must improve if they are to remain in the tie.
"We need to make fewer mistakes and that's the big difference from the previous games," he said.
"Of course we know they are a big team and stronger than us on paper.
"But nothing is impossible in football and we hope we can cause them problems."
Vangelis Pavlidis scored 30 goals in all competitions last season
After three losses to start the Vrancken era following Derek McInnes' departure, things don't exactly get easier for Hearts.
Portuguese giants Benfica are ranked 18th in Uefa's club coefficient rankings, 120 places ahead of the Scottish side.
They reached the knockout phase of the Champions League under Jose Mourinho after victories against Ajax, Napoli and Real Madrid, before Real got their revenge in the play-off round with a 3-1 aggregate victory.
Mourinho has since returned to Los Blancos and replaced in the Benfica dugout by former Everton and Fulham boss Marco Silva.
Greek striker Vangelis Pavlidis is a prolific goalscorer, netting 30 times in all competitions last season, while Norway's Andreas Schjelderup and Rafa Silva are dangerous wingers.
Pavlidis also comes into this game in good form having scored four as Benfica beat St Gallen 5-0 in the second leg of their Europa League second qualifying round tie to seal a 6-2 aggregate success.
A daunting task then for Belgian Vrancken and his players as they try to avoid a fourth defeat on the spin.
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