Hibernian and Gent are up and running at Easter Road.

Hibernian head coach David Gray tells BBC Scotland: "Owen's not trained this week, picked up a calf issue last week and he's not recovered. Hopefully, it's not too serious and this has just come too soon.

"Josh Campbell had a bit of a sickness bug this afternoon, so he's out of the squad as well.

"Martin [Boyle] and Jamie [McGrath] both bring experience, they've played in a lot of big games, played in Europe as well. We always wanted to be more attacking at home as well.

"I just reminded the players that they have earned their right to be on this stage. We went toe-to-toe with a very good side last week but we've earned the right to have a go. It's up to them now to grab history."

Steven Thompson
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

One shot on target in 120 minutes. That tells a story about Rangers' threat.

When players are on the pitch and things aren't going well and they look around them for someone to grab the game by the scruff of the neck, to lead, there's no answers.

I could see Derek's frustration. He couldn't believe what he was watching. He tried numerous different things to bring about a better level of performance.

But they need better quality on the pitch - and they need a gameplan.

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Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland at Easter Road

Hibs' media team put out a hairs-on-the-back-of-neck-standing video last night. The soundtrack? Born Slippy.

So evocative, so special to these parts.

If that didn’t get you in the mood for potential Hibs history tonight, I don’t know what will…

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Andy Halliday
Former Rangers midfielder on BBC Sportsound

I think of Kaunas, Progres Niederkorn. That's up there with them.

Rangers had no style, no desire, no movement, no tackles, no shots, no control. They offered absolutely nothing over 120 minutes.

Surprisingly, I'm not that shocked - given what I've watched in the first few games of the season.

The questions are going to start coming Derek McInnes' way. Rangers played five different formations tonight and they offered nothing.

They had a week to prepare for this game. I don't know what they did. I didn't see how they were going to score. They got played through far too easy.

This is one of the worst results in Rangers' recent history.

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Two ties down (and two Scottish sides out) and one more game to play.

Can Hibernian rescue the evening for Scottish sides in Europe and provide a bit of cheer?

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Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland in Freiburg

Their team were outplayed in Germany as their side crashed out of Europe but, by the looks of things, the Motherwell supporters will party well into the night in Freiburg.

At the full-time whistle, they were cheering and clapping and jumping up and down. They've enjoyed their European experience, that's for sure.

Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland

Looking across to my left, the Rangers fans are absolutely incandescent with rage.

They are gesturing at the team, they are hugely unhappy and you can understand. The amount of money they've spent on these trips and their team has produced a performance nowhere near the standard expected of them.

The Rangers players go as far as the edge of the 18-yard box and turn back towards the tunnel. They are hanging their heads in shame and rightly so.

Motherwell's Conference League journey is over after a rampant Freiburg side trounced them 4-1 in Germany in their play-off second leg.

Trailing last season's Europa League finalist 3-1 on aggregate, Alfred Johansson's side had an almighty task in front of them if they were to qualify for the league phase of the competition, after coming through two rounds of qualifiers to reach the play-offs.

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A miserable end to a miserable night for Rangers as they are knocked out of a second European competition this season.

Aggregate defeat by Jagiellonia Bialystok in the Europa League is followed by a loss on penalties by Jablonec in the Conference League play-off round and Rangers miss out on a European campaign this autumn.

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Jan Chramosta sends Jablonec through to the Conference League league phase and Rangers are out of Europe.

James Penrice's penalty is saved and Jablonec can go through with another conversion.

Nelson Okeke brings Jablonec level.

Findlay Curtis skies his penalty and Jablonec will have another opportunity to level.

Advantage Rangers as Ivor Pandur saves Filip Zorvan's penalty.

Thelo Aasgaard scores Rangers' third penalty.

Richard Sedlacek confidently converts for Jablonec.

Bojan Miovski puts Rangers back in front in the shootout.

Antonin Rusek scores Jablonec's first spot-kick.