Rangers claimed their first Europa League point as they were held to a 1-1 draw by 10-man Braga on another disappointing European night at Ibrox.
Danny Rohl’s side recovered from a slow start to claim a first-half lead through a James Tavernier penalty but conceded a soft goal to Gabri Martinez in the second period, shortly after Rodrigo Zalazar had been sent off for violent conduct.
Rangers midfielder Mohamed Diomande was also shown a red card in stoppage time for a second bookable offence.
The point lifts Rangers off the foot of the 36-team Europa League table but leaves them up against it if they are to qualify for the knock-out stages with just three matches left to play.
Here is how each of the Rangers players rated out of 10 for their performance, including a quartet of disappointing 4s...
1. Jack Butland
Two good saves by 15-minute mark. No chance with the goal. Had to parry a late Braga effort away. 6 | SNS Group
2. James Tavernier
Took his penalty well. Too many average set pieces and was flummoxed by Djiga's mistake for Braga's leveller. 6 | AFP via Getty Images
3. Emmanuel Fernandez
His poor back-pass started the chain of events for Braga's equaliser. Nevertheless, he defended aggressively and was one of the more impressive in the Rangers rearguard. 6 | SNS Group
4. Nasser Djiga
Weak defending led to Gabri Martinez's leveller. A player who seems to have a mistake in him every game that undoes some good work. 4 | SNS Group