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.

Rangers get the second half under way and we'll bring you news of those big changes shortly.

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!

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.

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.

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.

They are off again in Finland.

The subs are still warming up at half-time in Poland.

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer

Can they afford a luxury player like Aasgaard with so many mistakes in him?

Rangers are lucky it is 2-1.

Jagiellonia are getting so much space down the left.

Derek McInnes has got the team wrong. These are troubling days for him.

Andy Halliday
Former Rangers midfielder on BBC Sportsound

The main positive for Rangers is that it is still only 2-1.

After the second goal, Jagiellonia have been far the better team.

Rangers are toiling.

Despite taking an early lead through Guilherme Montoia's own goal, Derek McInnes' side have struggled to contain their Polish opponents.

Kajetan Szmyt's whipped cross snuck into the bottom corner and he followed in well to double his side's lead after slack Rangers defending.

Rangers have created little in the way of any goal-scoring opportunities and it feels likely that changes will be needed to get back into the game.

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Half a chance for Rangers, something that has been a rare sight in this half since their opener.

Moments later, visiting goalkeeper Ivor Pandur dives well to palm away a powerful drive, having done similarly a few minutes ago after yet another defensive lapse from his back line.

Rangers are so open at the back anytime the hosts surge forward.

A fairly uneventful first half in Helsinki.

Motherwell have struggled to get a foothold in the game and HJK have looked sharp and goalkeeper Alex Paulsen has had to make some important saves.

Still all to play for in the second half, but if Motherwell can head back to Fir Park with the scoreline at 0-0, you'd expect manager Alfred Johansson would be pretty content.

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Heading into the closing minutes of the first half in Helsinki as Emmanual Longelo's ball into the box is cut out by HJK goalkeeper Matej Markovic.

The hosts race up the other end and force goalkeeper Alex Paulsen into another save.

He sends Motherwell back up towards the HJK box and they win a corner, which comes to nothing.

Dujon Sterling misjudges a pass back to Emmanuel Fernandez and the hosts are in two-one-one - and bearing down on goal from the halfway line.

Rodrigo Conceicao leads the charge from the right, drives into the box and should nudge it across the area.

Instead, the former Porto winger lashes it into the side netting and passes up a golden opportunity. A huge let-off for Rangers.

Steven Thompson
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

He knew straight away, it's the worst challenge of the evening by some distance.

He's not meaning to do the boy, but he's late. He knew himself, he held his hand up straight away.

A stick-on yellow.

He may not have meant it but that's a pretty grim one, and Tochi Chukwuani is in the book for his challenge on Norbert Wojtuszek.

No sign of a VAR review so far, though.

Steven Thompson
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

There's not a lot going right for Thelo Aasgaard.

It's another simple pass, a 10-yard pass, straight to the opposition. I wouldn't be terribly surprised if McInnes took him off at half-time.

Another good stop from Alex Paulsen.

There's a bit of a scramble inside the Motherwell box and Santeri Haarala manages to get his shot away, but the ball bobbles along the deck and the goalkeeper gathers.

Thelo Aasgaard is the next Rangers player to look well off the pace.

A 10-yard pass in the middle of the park is hit straight at an opposition player.

Dearie me.