Alfie Cicale manages to keep the ball in play when it looked destined to trundle behind for a Motherwell goal-kick.

He plays it back in and Emmanuel Longelo sends it out for a corner, which the hosts deal with.

First corner to Rangers.

It is pinball inside the visiting penalty box and goalkeeper Sławomir Abramowicz punches clear a shot from Dujon Sterling, Djeidi Gassama goes down looking for a penalty then a volley from Lawrence Shankland is beaten away by the Poles' number one.

Hearts head coach Wouter Vrankcen tells BBC Scotland: "You have to be realistic about the result. We knew we played a top side in Europe, but again we did some good things there.

"We have to extend the good feeling from Sunday, to put a good performance on the pitch so we can take this good feeling to the next games.

"The players need extra confidence to show conviction in what they are doing, and we hope Sunday's win can increase that confidence.

"Everything is possible, you have to believe in what you do.

"In the first half away last week, we were scared, I can't say that any other way.

"We have to try and play some football, we have to try to show some guts and work together."

Owen Elding gets in behind for Hibs down the right, but a Shkendija defender gets back to scramble the ball behind for a corner.

Better from David Gray's side.

Jagiellonia are dominating possession at the moment.

No goalmouth action, but Rangers are looking vulnerable to diagonal balls out wide.

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A bright start for the visitors as a lovely long ball forward finds Toivo Mero, who cuts inside, skips past the retreating Emmanuel Longelo, but smashes his strike into the side netting.

Scott Allan
Former Hibs midfielder on BBC Sportsound

There has been a lot of loose passes.

I think that is where the frustration comes from some of the Hibs fans, it can be a lot cleaner in possession than what we're seeing at this moment.

We're also under way at Ibrox.

Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland at Fir Park

If the pre-match amble is anything to go by, we're in for a cracker.

A belting tifo from the Steelmen supporters, there's somewhere between 8,500-9,000 of them in here.

The sun is just dipping, the home voices are being heard. Magic.

Proper big game feel. Let's 'ave it.

Almir Kryeziu shoots high and wide for the hosts after some nice footwork to create the shooting opportunity.

It's not been an opening half hour that will live long in the memory, but Hibs won't mind that, given their aggregate advantage.

Liam McLeod
BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

Rangers are close to completing the signing of the PSV winger Couhaib Driouech.

The Dutch-born Moroccan is at Ibrox to watch Derek McInnes’ men take on Jagiellonia Bialystok this evening.

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Jagiellonia Bialystok head coach Adrian Siemieniec makes three changes from the side that lost 2-0 at home to Widzew Lodz on Sunday, with former Celtic centre-half Yuki Kobayashi and captain Taras Romanczuk recovering from knocks to start.

Romanczuk, who was unused on the bench in that game in the Polish top flight, returns to midfield, with former Porto wide man Rodrigo Conceicao and former Oxford United forward Nic Prelec also starting.

Youssuf Sylla, Eryk Kozlowski and on-loan Lens forward Jeremy Agbonifo drop to the bench.

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Scott Allan
Former Hibs midfielder on BBC Sportsound

I think when you're Hibs, especially in an away game in Europe, most importantly you don't want the opposition to be playing through the heart of your midfield, guys start running in behind and you're getting dragged all over the place.

I think if you're Hibs, you'll be comfortable allowing the ball to go wide.

Rangers manager Derek McInnes is wary of Jagiellonia on the counter but thinks his side will win if they can cope with that.

"We have got to be brave and be bold with our selection," he tells BBC Scotland.

"We don't want to waste the first half. In our three games, our second half has been better.

"We have a couple of positions causing problems, but we have a talented team there and, if we can get the crowd into it and get the initiative going, we should be OK.

"We could all do with a win."

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An excellent corner from Felix Passlack causes problems for the home defence, but no-one in a green shirt can get on the end of it.

There isn't much to report from North Macedonia as both teams struggle to create chances.

Hibs striker Nathan Lowe appeared to spurn a golden opportunity, but the offside flag belatedly went up.

Scott Allan
Former Hibs midfielder on BBC Sportsound

You see Shkendija there, twice they have opted for a short corner.

I think that tells you that when they've looked at Hibs, they know they've got that height advantage in there, so they're trying to probe and create a chance from a different angle.

Motherwell manager Alfred Johansson tells BBC Scotland: "Tom [Sparrow] got a knock against Falkirk, in his back, he's not ready to play today but he won't be long.

"We'll have to assess day by day but he didn't make it today.

"We've been making a lot of changes in all the games because we have so many of them and also some players who have not quite been up to speed and ready to play 90 minutes.

"Players like [Tawanda Maswanhise] are in a better place now than two weeks ago, Alex Lowry has been gaining fitness levels - it's really about managing the situation as best as we possibly can again.

"The plan is to be aggressive on and off the ball. We're here to try to go through.

"It's a great night for football, the weather is amazing, it's almost a full house. The support will be massive for us tonight. We know the atmosphere here is going to be really good again.

"I'm extremely comfortable in that we will put in a performance and try to do everything we can do. There are no guarantees in football so we are super humble, even if we're confident, and know it's going to be a long game tonight, but we'll give it our best."

Alfred Johansson joking with the media is probably a sign he is loving life in Scotland after making an unbeaten start as Motherwell boss.

A draw in Helsinki last Thursday has set up a big night at Fir Park, with the winners of this tie progressing to a play-off with Freiburg, last season's Europa League finalists.

Motherwell have won three and drawn two of their five games under Johansson, conceding just one goal from open play.

However, Sunday's goalless draw with Falkirk highlighted a lack of cutting edge in the Lanarkshire side's attack.

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland in Skopje

The hosts are beginning to ramp up the pressure early on.

Shkendija look particularly dangerous down the right-hand side.