Rangers are still taking too many risks. Olwethu Makhanya tries to usher a ball out but is robbed right at the line by Vakhtang Chanturishvili, who spins and cross es but there are no Jablonec colleagues around.

Another nervous moment for the visiting defence as the ball runs loose in Rangers' box following a cross. Dan Neil tidies up, operating as the spare man.

Rangers goalkeeper Ivan Pandur punches a cross clear at his near post. He did not look confident there.

Jablonec recycle and Lamin Jawo's header is taken more comfortably by Pandur.

Very scrappy, from both sides at the moment, with neither able to keep the ball for extended periods.

Djeidi Gassama tries to change that with a superb cross-field pass to Daisuke Yokota on the Rangers right but his cross is claimed by the gloves of Jan Hanus.

James Penrice and Vanja Dragajovic stand over the free-kick and Penrice's shot collides with the wall. The ball bounces about and is cleared.

Dan Neil capitalises on some slack play from the hosts and finds Ryan Naderi, who in turn finds Daisuke Yokota. He's fouled and it's a free-kick in a dangerous area.

Jablonec are their own worst enemy just now with a lot of sloppy fouls as the first half reaches the midway point.

A bit bitty as the game breaks up with a series of stoppages. Jablonec seem more frustrated with it than Rangers.

Rangers build on the left with James Penrice delivering for Tochi Chukwuani, whose looping header is saved by Jan Hanus.

Martin Cedidla cynically takes out Djeidi Gassama as the Rangers winger advances from near halfway and the Jablonec player is booked.

Steven Thompson
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

It's an absolute sitter, it really should be 1-1 in the tie.

All too easy, a lovely wee through ball from Suchan to Jawo and he's got to hit the target.

He tries to go near side. For me, he's got to go across the keeper. It's a terrible, terrible finish and Rangers are living dangerously.

What a chance for Jablonec as Jan Suchan's delicate pass puts Lamin Jawo through and the big forward passes the ball wide with Ivan Pandur off his line.

He would have had a better chance of scoring with a shot across the goalkeeper there.

Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland in Freiburg

It's so warm inside this stadium, 30 degrees and it isn't going to get much cooler either. It's also very muggy, I'm watching both sets of players warm up below me and I'm sweating just looking them.

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Motherwell manager Alfred Johansson tells BBC Scotland: "It's so good to be here.

"We've earned the right to be here tonight and play this game. So we're excited to be here.

"I mean, once again, if we focus on our performance, then let's see what happens. I mean, the result, it's going to be a consequence of how we do on the pitch.

"We have to be brave to press high and not just drop down into a low block and sit there.

"You're going to have to do that at times but let's try to lift the block as much as possible and be a little bit sharper in the transitions."

Steven Thompson
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

It was some chance for Jan Suchan just a few minutes ago, when Lamin Jawo dropped deep.

It was too easy for Jawo to take the ball in the middle of the pitch, uncontested. The ball went wide, it was flashed into the box and Suchan has completely fluffed his lines, that was a really big opportunity.

The referee has a word with Rangers captain Dan Neil after an overly aggressive challenge in the centre circle.

No booking, though.

The noise from the home fans certainly upped following that little flurry of attacking.

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Rangers forward Ryan Naderi chases a ball in the inside left channel and hooks over a cross but he has no support.

Moments later, Jablonec have bodies forward as they cross from the left but the ball bounces off Jan Suchan before the visitors clear.

Calum Macdonald
BBC Scotland in Jablonec

It's interesting the things you pick up when sitting near the manager.

I was questioning Vanja Dragojevic as the ball was given away in the midfield. Derek McInnes, however, was unhappy with Dujon Sterling's position, which cut off the passing lanes for his team.

Steven Thompson
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

A lot of the Rangers players are getting a touch early on, which is always good when you're away from home.

There's been no early threat from Jablonec so Rangers will be reasonably happy.