Rangers paid the price for sloppy defending as they let slip an early Europa League lead to lose 2-1 to Jagiellonia Bialystok in Poland.
Derek McInnes’ first European tie as Gers boss got off to a dream start in the first leg of the third qualifier when home defender Guilherme Montoia turned a Tuur Rommens cross into his own net after just four minutes.
However, Kajetan Szmyt levelled in the 13th minute with a preventable goal to rattle the Light Blues then added a second eight minutes later after more defensive slackness from the visitors.
McInnes brought on Cammy Devlin, Nico Raskin and Findlay Curtis for the start of the second half and the visitors dominated the ball but could not find a way to a leveller, with Curtis crashing a shot off the post in added time, and they will have to turn the tie around at Ibrox next week.
We give each player a mark out of ten for their display.
1. GK: Ivor Pandur (6/10)
Distribution was good. Unable to prevent the hosts' leveller. Saved Prelec's initial attempt but no chance of keeping out Szmyt's follow up. | SNS Group
2. RB: Ross McCrorie (6/10)
Replacing the injured Ben Godfrey. Unable to react quick enough for the hosts' second goal. Was dragged out of position at times but stuck to his task. | SNS Group
3. RB: Dujon Sterling (4/10)
Overhit a cross field pass to Yokota, which summed up his first half. Almost played his way into trouble when misjudging a pass back to Fernandez. | SNS Group
4. CB: Emmanuel Fernandez (3/10)
Continues to endure a shaky start to the season. Lackadaisical attempt to cut out the ball as it slid under his foot for Jagiellonia's equaliser. Slipped in the middle of the area for the hosts' second at the most inopportune moment. | SNS Group