Jablonec 0-0 Rangers (agg 0-1)
Jan Suchan had a shot there for Jablonec that Ivan Pandur claimed at the second attempt.
Moments later, Rangers are up the park and Ryan Naderi's cross finds Lawrence Shankland, whose shot is blocked.
Jablonec 0-0 Rangers (agg 0-1)
Steven Thompson
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound
I'm not surprised to see Gassama make way. In that first half, he didn't do enough. Other side with Yokota, same.
As for Dan Neil, I'm still trying to figure out what attributes he brings to the team.
Bringing Shankland on should give you more options in attack. Naderi was isolated, so having Shankland with him should get Rangers up the pitch.
Jablonec 0-0 Rangers (agg 0-1)
It looks as though Rangers have moved to three at the back with Dujon Sterling, Emmanuel Fernandez and Olwethu Makhanya across back line, Findlay Curtis and Connor Barron part of a five-man midfield and Lawrence Shankland joining Ryan Naderi in attack.
Freiburg 1-0 Motherwell (agg 4-1)
Free-kick out wide right for Motherwell, Alex Lowry stands over it.
His whipped delivery evades the diving Tawanda Maswanhise, but Jamie Knight-Lebel meets it at the back post.
Too much on his header though, as it sails high and wide.
Jablonec 0-0 Rangers (0-1 on agg)
Calum Macdonald
BBC Scotland in Jablonec
Triple change from Rangers, Derek McInnes must have the same opinion as the rest of us.
I was chatting to a Japanese journalist at half-time, he's here especially to see Daisuke Yokota, those changes will be a big disappointment to him!
Jablonec 0-0 Rangers (agg 0-1)
Lawrence Shankland is on for Rangers takes over the captaincy from Dan Neil, who is withdrawn.
Winger Findlay Curtis and midfielder Connor Barron also enter the fray with Daisuke Yokota and Djeidi Gassama not reappearing for the second period.
Jablonec 0-0 Rangers (agg 0-1)
Jablonec start the second half and Rangers have made some changes.
Listen to the commentary of Hearts' Conference League victory
Hearts are already in Friday's draw for the league phase of the Conference League and Hibernian, Motherwell and Rangers hope to join them.
The six dates for the league phase fixtures are 15 and 22 October, 5 and 26 November and 10 and 17 December.
Most of the play-off ties were quite tight following the first legs, with only a handful of teams, including Freiburg, holding a two-goal lead. Ajax, Braga, Getafe, Larne and Midtjylland were the others.
The Europa League draw featuring Celtic will also be on Friday.
Hibernian v Gent, agg 0-0 (20:00)
It's still 0-0 between Hibernian and Gent after the first leg of their tie in Belgium ended without a goal.
Hibs did the have chance to open up a lead with a first-half penalty but Owen Elding's effort was saved.
It really is winner takes all at Easter Road this evening.
Image source, SNSFreiburg 1-0 Motherwell (agg 4-1)
Alex Paulsen is alert to tip a deflected shot over the bar.
Freiburg are rampant. This is ominous for Motherwell.
HT: Jablonec 0-0 Rangers (agg 0-1)
We were far better under Danny Rohl. I have no idea what this team or Derek McInnes' game plan is, we are rotten to watch.
Gav
Considering the money spent, this is the worst Rangers team I have seen in 50 years of support. This team they are playing are Scottish Championship standard and we can't control the game.
Kenny
Derry Scherhant
Scherhant has been lively in the opening stages and gets an early reward.
He latches onto a curling through ball, takes himself to the edge of the area, and coolly places it past Alex Paulsen.
A long, long night ahead for the Well.
All five Scottish clubs playing in Europe this midweek had a free weekend domestically to prepare.
It certainly seems to have helped Hearts. Rangers manager Derek McInnes said on Wednesday more time on the training pitch had been beneficial.
Would Celtic have been better prepared for Tuesday had they played on Saturday? Will Motherwell and Hibernian feel the benefit this evening?
What about you? Are you fans of the free weekend or not?
Jablonec 0-0 Rangers (agg 0-1)
Steven Thompson
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound
It looks like Rangers are trying to contain and sit in against Jablonec. Because of Jablonec's lack of quality, Rangers are getting away with it.
When Rangers are on the ball, the lack of idea and options... it's so limited. I feel for Naderi, he's had about four touches of the ball.
HT: Jablonec 0-0 Rangers (agg 0-1)
How much longer do we need to suffer Chukwuani? The man is totally hopeless and looks uninterested in anything that is going on around him.
Ken
Rangers are suffering from such a dearth of continuity, and inherent talent, that the manager’s going to have to drive every last one of them to achieve anything at this stage. Saying that so early in the season is deflating, but you just can’t see a way out of this rut on the evidence available.
Alan
To get a quality performance, you require quality players, Rangers are showing no quality whatsoever. Pick 11 guys from the stand and you will get a better performance with passion and fight in abundance.
Alex
HT: Jablonec 0-0 Rangers (agg 0-1)
Andy Halliday
Former Rangers midfielder on BBC Sportsound
I said the first half at Ibrox was as poor a 45 minutes as I've watched. That could top it.
Rangers were dreadful, Jablonec weren't much better but looked more threatening going forward.
The game is just so bitty. I don't know if it's to do with the weather, the pitch. There's no quality whatsoever.
Image source, SNSA difficult watch so far for Rangers manager Derek McInnes
Freiburg 0-0 Motherwell (agg 3-1)
An early scare for Motherwell as a slack clearance gives Derry Scherhant inside the box.
The forward gets it stuck under his feet though and pokes it out for a goal kick.
Freiburg 0-0 Motherwell (agg 3-1)
Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland in Freiburg
We've kicked off and this place is absolutely rocking. What a brilliant atmosphere inside the Europa-Park Stadium.
The 'Corrillo Ultras' in the home standing area are leading the vocal charge. So noisy.
Freiburg 0-0 Motherwell (agg 3-1)
Motherwell are under way in Germany.
Rangers will not play in Europe for the first time in nine years
At a glance
Penrice and Curtis miss spot-kicks as Jablonec win shootout
Tchanturishvili had scored in second half to force extra time
Rangers out of Europe entirely
Rangers will not play European football again this season after a wretched performance in a humbling Conference League play-off defeat on penalties against Czech Republic side Jablonec.
Derek McInnes' side actually led early in the shootout, only for Findlay Curtis and James Penrice to miss their final two penalties.
It leaves them without European football beyond August for the first time since the 2-1 aggregate defeat by Luxembourg's Progres Niederkorn in the Europa League first qualifying round in 2017.
And it ratchets up the pressure on McInnes after a hapless start to his reign at Ibrox, which included a Europa League exit against Jagiellonia Bialystok and a draw and defeat in their opening two Premiership games.
Performances so far under the former Hearts manager have not been impressive but this was about as bad as there has been.
Rangers led 1-0 from the first leg but the opening half in Czech Republic was underwhelming. Lamin Jawo missed a chance to level the tie early on, while the visitors' best effort came when Tochi Chukwuani's close-range header was saved.
An exasperated McInnes made three changes at the break, bringing on Curtis, Lawrence Shankland and Connor Barron, but it was Jablonec who had the better opportunities in the second half and forced Rangers to defend.
The breakthrough - and the goal that levelled the tie - came through Vakhtang Tchanturishvili with less than 20 minutes of normal time remaining. He rifled in from a tight angle beyond Ivor Pandur to give the hosts a deserved lead.
Rangers tried to work the ball forward on a number of occasions after that but their attacks lacked quality and Jablonec carved out a few opportunities on the counter, but ultimately the contest went into extra-time.
Throughout the additional half hour, it was Jablonec who continued to have the better of the chances but penalties would decide it.
Shankland, Bojan Miovski and Thelo Aasgaard scored, before Filip Zorvan's effort was saved to give Rangers the advantage.
But misses from Curtis and Penrice gave the hosts the chance to win with the final spot-kick, which Jan Chramosta converted coolly.
When Shankland arrived at Ibrox this summer, it was with an expectation that he was going to be the goalscorer the Ibrox club have been looking for.
He started on the bench on Thursday - with Ryan Naderi again preferred from the start - but was brought on at half-time and failed to make an impact and keep his Rangers goal tally at one in seven games.
Take away the 5-1 League Cup victory at home to St Mirren earlier this month, Rangers have scored four goals in five games and have won just one of those – last week's narrow victory in the first leg of this tie.
They had nine shots across the 120 minutes, one of which was on target. For context, Jablonec had 16 shots, five on target. Home goalkeeper Jan Hanus made just one save, Pandur had to make four.
But it wasn't just in front of goal that Rangers struggled in the Czech Republic. They won fewer aerial duels and played fewer final third passes (88 compared to 127 for Jablonec). They won less than 65% of their 17 tackles and committed 17 fouls.
Now, a team who has had so much success on the Europa League stage in recent years, will be without European group stage football for the first time in almost a decade.
McInnes 'mortified' at Rangers' European exit
Rangers manager Derek McInnes: "I'm embarrassed with the performance.
"I think the only people who represented the club well tonight were my support staff and the supporters who, to a man, were outstanding, getting behind the team despite watching what we all watched.
"It wasn't a good performance by any stretch of the imagination."
Rangers travel to Aberdeen in the Scottish Premiership on Sunday 30 August (12:00 BST). And domestic football is now all that is in their future this season.
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