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.
5. LB: Tuur Rommens (6/10)
Flashed a low delivery across the box which led to Rangers' fortuitous opening goal. Picked up a harsh booking for a fairly innocuous challenge seconds after the restart. | SNS Group
6. CM: Dan Neil (5/10)
Wearing the captain's armband but failed to grasp his opportunity. Decision-making was poor in the build up to the hosts' second goal. Replaced at the break. | SNS Group
7. CM: Tochi Chukwuani (5/10)
Sat out of the game at Tannadice, but drafted back in from the start here. Booked for a rash first-half challenge on Wojtuszek. Hooked at the interval. | SNS Group
8. CM: Mohamed Diomande (6/10)
Clever reverse pass set Rommens free in the build up to Rangers' opener. Contributed a lot of positives, particularly in the first half. | SNS Group