Shkendija have made three changes from their 3-1 victory over Slovenian side Bravo in the previous qualifying round.

In goals, Ferat Ramani replaces Astrit Amzai, while outfield, versatile defender Bojan Dimoski and midfielder Sebastjan Spahiu are replaced in the starting line-up by Jovan Manev and Endrit Krasniqi.

David Gray goes with the same starting line-up from Scottish Premiership defeat by Motherwell at the weekend.

Forward Martin Boyle, who was a doubt for the game, is fit enough to start for Hibs.

Back-up goalkeeper Samuel Soares gets a rare start for Benfica in place of number one Anatoliy Trubin.

That's one of three changes to the side that thrashed St Gallen 5-0 in their last game.

There's another in defence, with Antonio Silva out after joining Bournemouth for a reported £26m. Tomas Araujo comes in to replace him and captain the side, having reported back from the World Cup with Portugal.

And, on the wing, 20-year-old Gianluca Prestianni starts after serving his Uefa ban for using a homophobic slur towards Real Madrid forward Vinicius Junior.

Two changes for Hearts from the side that threw away a win at Pittodrie on Saturday evening - and they come at the top end of the pitch.

Pierre Landry Kabore is in, with Amadou Ba-Sy dropping to the bench. Neither have scored yet this season.

Winger Alexandros Kzyiridis also comes in, with Sabah Kerjota named among the subs after his very first start in a Hearts shirt.

On the bench, there's places for young defenders MJ Kamson-Kamara and Matthew Gillies, who could both make debuts if called upon.

Hibernian: Sallinger, Passlack, Kerr, O'Hora, Obita, Mulligan, Chaiwa, Mayor, Elding, Boyle, Lowe.

Substitutes: Smith, Owens, Hanley, Newell, Klidje, Molotnikov, Suto, Wright, Megwa, J MacIntyre, Campbell, Abdulai.

Shkendija: Ramani, Trumci, Manev, Melliqi, Zejnullai, Rafael Freitas, D Islami, Tamba, Krasniqi, Kryeziu, Ndzengue.

Substitutes: Amzai, B Ibraimi, Murati, Ceka, Krstevski, Isa, Spahiu, Ramadani, Gjorgjiveski.

Benfica: Soares, Dahl, Lenglet, Araujo, Bah, Barrenechea, Rafa Silva, Barrerio, Suakov, Prestianni, Pavlidis.

Substitutes: Trubin, Lukebakio, Kaminski, Manu Silva, Dedic, Rios, Schjelderup, Duran, Indio, Neto, Cabral, Figueiredo.

Heart of Midlothian: Reus, Altena, McEntee, Findlay, Milne, Spittal, Mendy, Miller, Braga, Kyziridis, Kabore.

Substitutes: Clark, Fulton, McCart, Renaud, McPake, Guendouz, Wilson, Magnusson, Kamson-Kamara, Kerjota, Gillies, Ba-Sy.

We'll bring you more reaction from Finland and Poland while turning our attention to Hearts against Benfica and Hibs against Shkendija.

Andy Halliday
Former Rangers, Hearts & Motherwell midfielder on BBC Sportsound

Opening minutes of the second half, Motherwell were outstanding.

They got their penalty and HJK Helsinki didn't look like they were going to get back into it.

But Teemu Pukki did what he does best and flashed in the equaliser.

Rangers have it all to do in the second leg.

It could be argued that it could have been a bigger defeat after Jagiellonia threatened to add to Kajetan Szmyt's double.

Derek McInnes' side failed to build on an early own goal, but half-time changes shifted the momentum in their favour and Findlay Curtis was unlucky not to find an equaliser with a shot off the post.

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Lawrence Shankland nods it down well for Findlay Curtis, who steps onto the ball well and rattles the post.

The young winger has been the brightest spark for Derek McInnes' side since coming on as a substitute.

We've got two minutes left of stoppage time.

On the balance of the game a draw probably feels like a fair result. HJK Helsinki controlled the first half, while Motherwell, particularly at the start of the second, looked the better side.

Still, a draw to take back to Fir Park for the second leg next week is a very decent result and one you've got to assume visiting manager Alfred Johansson will be happy with.

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Lawrence Shankland almost scores with his first touch.

The ball falls to the Rangers striker from a corner just a yard or so from goal, but the home goalkeeper does well to smother the attempt immediately.

Calum Macdonald
BBC Scotland in Poland

Rangers continue to push for an equaliser as Rangers' chief executive looks on stony faced. I wonder what he makes of all this?

Derek McInnes' changes have influenced the game, but will it lead to a second goal for Rangers?

Also, it's still very, very warm.

Ross McCrorie is off for Lawrence Shankland with just over five minutes to go.

A striker for a right-back - positive, brave move by Rangers boss Derek McInnes.

Motherwell have a corner to defend as they head into five minutes of stoppage time in Finland.

The delivery can't beat the first man, but the clearance eventually falls to Ville Tikkane, who can't keep his shot down.

What a block that is.

Findlay Curtis does well again and the winger's saved shot falls for Ross McCrorie and the right-back's powerful shot is headed clear by former Celtic cente-half Yuki Kobayashi as it whizzed towards goal.

Fair play for sticking his dish in the way of that.

Findlay Curtis has added some much-needed attacking guile since his introduction.

He digs a cross out from the byeline that Kajetan Szmyt nods behind for a corner, which comes to nothing as it crosses the line before reaching the box.

Motherwell clear HJK's corner at one end and race up the other, where they pass the ball around the edge of the box without anyone managing to take on a shot and the hosts eventually get rid of the danger.

Steven Thompson
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

Rangers now have central midfielders on the pitch.

Raskin has been asked to move into the number 10 position. I wonder if he'll bring another striker on.