A ambitious free-kick from Nelson Okeke from the Jablonec goes over Rangers' crossbar.

Three minutes of added time in the Czech Republic.

Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland in Freiburg

Motherwell created chances in the first half and that will give them something to build on for the second half.

Albeit Freiburg ended the first half strongly, with a couple of close efforts, they might be a little frustrated and Motherwell will hope to take advantage of that.

Plenty to play for.

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Nelson Okeke has replaced Nemanja Tekijaski for Jablonec.

Sebastian Nebyla finds himself in behind Rangers' defence and shoots wildly off target.

The openings keep coming for Jablonec.

Paul Barnes
BBC Scotland in Jablonec

That Jablonec goal prompted a quick swivel to the bench from Derek McInnes as he called for his fifth and final change. Kosta Nedelkovic was the chosen man but it seems like divine inspiration rather than substitutions that Rangers need in order to resume control of this tie.

Kosta Nedeljković has replaced Ryan Naderi for Rangers.

So far, it's been an alright night for Motherwell.

Advancing past this tie is one thing, but a solid performance in Germany would be a massive bonus at this stage of the season.

After a strong start for Freiburg, Alfred Johansson's side have grown into the game.

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Cyriaque Irie cracks the underside of the bar from the corner of the box. That was some strike.

In just 30 seconds, and Motherwell will get into the interval level on the night.

Jan Suchan and Jiri Slama are replaced by Filip Zorvan and Eduard Sobol for Jablonec.

Rangers have their best spell of possession of the second half and show patience.

It all ends with Findlay Curtis cross from right to left and it goes out.

More substitutions afoot.

Steven Thompson
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

It's excellent play from Chanturishvili, he chops inside Penrice brilliantly.

You sensed it was coming and you can't say it's not deserved.

They've been the team probing, searching for a goal. What do Rangers do now?

Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland in Freiburg

The Motherwell fans are having a ball in the away end of this stadium, signing, dancing and chanting their way through this half.

That strike from Emmanuel Longelo has certainly helped their mood. Although, to be honest, the majority of Well fans I spoke to today seemed happy to be here and as long as they witnessed a good showing from their side, they didn't seem to mind too much about the outcome.

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Calum Macdonald
BBC Scotland in Jablonec

Rangers official allocation of tickets tonight was 902. I wonder what that travelling support make of spending their hard-earned money on a second European away trip this month only to be met with this level of performance?

They've been very subdued. Then again, they've not had much to cheer about.

Rangers have one substitution left in regulation time. Jablonec have three and have nothing to lose in the last 18 minutes.

Another delay in play as the referee ponders a Motherwell penalty this time for a handball as Freiburg scramble a corner clear.

Nothing doing, though.

Many punters and pundits wrote Motherwell off long before a ball was kicked tonight.

The players on the park have taken no heed.

Seb Palmer-Houlden's low shot is tipped around the post as they continue to get forward with pace.