Steven Thompson
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

I can't believe Thelo Aasgaard. Rangers have got control, there's space out on the right, but he tries an audacious flick and it doesn't come off.

They're then countered and punished in the space of four passes.

I watched Derek McInnes when that ball was given away and the manager is raging.

Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland at Bolt Arena

It's just not quite clicking for Motherwell yet. They have the look of a frontline who don't really know each other, and tbf, they don't yet.

No need to panic just yet, but a wee neat bit of link-up play wouldn't go amiss.

There hadn't been a huge amount to report from the opening 15 minutes in Helsinki, but the hosts have just had a wee flurry.

Leonel Montano plays a lovely backheel into Toivo Mero, who gives the ball back to his teammate, but Montano's shot is deflected behind for a corner.

It's a decent ball in, Motherwell clear but don't do enough and Alex Paulsen has to deny Montano's header from close range for another corner which the Well goalkeeper catches.

Nik Prelec powers down the right-hand side, with Dujon Sterling hassling him every step of the way.

The Jagiellonia player is eventually muscled off the ball, but Sterling is penalised for a foul.

The hosts get a half chance after the ball is thumped into the box, but there's nothing doing ultimately.

Not much goalmouth action in Finland...

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Steven Thompson
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

It's an incredibly poor goal to lose, it really is.

There didn't look to be any danger and the quality of the cross isn't all that good.

It goes under Manny Fernandez's foot and goes all the way into the bottom corner.

Excellent pressing from Youssef Chermiti.

Rangers give the ball away cheaply, but the number nine works well to regain possession and has a crack at goal from the edge of the area.

He'll be disappointed with the tame effort, though.

HJK try another ball in behind the Well defence, but this one goes all the way out for a goal kick though.

Motherwell try to play out from the back, but the hosts are very aggressive in their pressing and win the ball back.

Tuur Rommens picks up an early yellow for a fairly innocuous looking challenge just moments after the game restarts.

Harsh on the Rangers left-back.

Steven Thompson
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

Derek McInnes spoke before the game about getting in behind those wide areas to break the shape of Bialystok.

It was brilliant play from Diomande and Rommens, who for me is one of Rangers' best players. He gets down the left, puts a ball into a dangerous area.

I actually thought Chermiti should have made contact with the ball at the front post. What a start though.

An early free-kick from wide on the left gives the hosts their first chance to launch the ball into the Rangers box.

It's flicked away by Thelo Aasgaard but recycled promptly and Rangers don't look comfortable at all.

The visitors can settle down a little after Aasgaard ultimately lumps it clear.

The first bit of goalmouth action goes Helsinki's way.

The pass goes beyond the Motherwell back line and straight to the feet of winger Toivo Mero, who forces goalkeeper Alex Paulsen into a solid save with his shot from the left.

Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland at Bolt Arena

They're making a wee noise, the band of Motherwell fans down in the corner to my left.

They marched here about 40 minutes ago with a spring in their step and song in their voice.

They're believing... Or, they've been boozing. Or both.

We are under way in Helsinki.

A few minutes behind in Bialystok.

This is the first time Jagiellonia have played a Scottish team, but Rangers have faced Polish sides 11 times previously.

The Ibrox club got off to a bad start, losing 3-1 home and away to Gornik Zabrze in the European Cup-winners Cup in 1969.

But they have since won seven of their nine games, the latest being a 2-0 win away from home to Lech Poznan in the Europa League in 2020.

Will that trend continue tonight?

The teams are already out in Helsinki, while here come the sides into a sea of colour in Poland...

Here we go...

The home fans have a rather impressive pre-match display behind one of the goals.

A large cutout of Iron Man with "Heroes aren't born, they're built" written below.

It blends in well with their own colour scheme.