🔗 Share this article Nottingham Forest v Malmö, Rangers vs Braga, and Additional – UEFA Europa League Coverage Live Updates Major Moments Final whistle: Young Boys 1-2 Aston Villa Score!: Joël Monteiro scores for Young Boys at 90+1 Full-time: Feyenoord 1-3 Celtic Lineups announced: Starting players for Forest vs Malmö Starting players: Rangers and Braga lineups Introduction League Position The opening scores have significant impact on the competition standings. Celtic have moved up to 17th place and returned to the secure qualification spots. Position Team P Goal Difference Score 1Midtjylland5712 2Aston Villa5512 3Freiburg5511 4Ferencvaros5411 5FC Porto5310 17Celtic5-17 25Nottm Forest415 35Rangers4-70 33Malmo FF4-51 Full-time: Aston Villa 2-1 Young Boys Aston Villa secured for the victory and became tied on points with table-toppers Midtjylland at the summit of the league phase standings. The Birmingham club struggled of that during the closing minutes. Late Goal: Monteiro Scores Young Boys earned a hope through Monteiro but only have stoppage time to get the tying goal! Full-time: Feyenoord 1-3 Celtic A famous and valuable win for the Celtic. Even after falling 1-0 down, Celtic roared back with goals from the Korean forward, the Japanese midfielder and Benjamin Nygren. Game Developments The Birmingham side, concurrently, retained a 2-0 lead over Young Boys with approximately five minutes left at the stadium. The Dutch forward's brace there sparked furious scenes in the away end, with Young Boys supporters engaging with police. Physical altercations occurred and objects thrown at both the officers and toward the field, with the goalscorer being hit on the head by a drinking vessel. Starting XI Revealed Forest: The goalkeeper, Abbott, Milenkovic, Murillo, The full-back, Yates, Sangare, Dominguez, The attacker, The winger, Kalimuendo. The Swedish side: Ellborg, The defender, Jansson, Duric, The full-back, The midfielder, The midfielder, The midfielder, The attacker, The forward, Busanello. Match official: The German referee (from Germany) Starting Players Rangers: The goalkeeper, Tavernier, Fernandez, Djiga, Aarons, Barron, Diomande, The midfielder, Gassama, Danilo, The striker. The Arsenalistas: Hornicek, Gomez, Lagerbielke, Niakate, The full-back, Zalazar, The experienced midfielder, Gorby, The attacker, Navarro, The striker. Referee: The Dutch referee (Netherlands) Match Background Nottingham Forest v Malmö and past encounters. The two clubs have a special connection, also competing in Forest's last European campaign in the UEFA Cup of 1995-96, but it is the European Cup final from 1979 that entwines these two together, with the groundbreaking transfer Trevor Francis heading the only goal of a rather dull championship game to clinch eternal glory for the red half of Nottingham. "The legendary management duo, grey-sweatered and anonymous amid all the festivities and cheers, stood for a moment on a bench serenely viewing the mafficking," commented the writer. Their achievement was an outstanding achievement that it is difficult to imagine happening again – from Second Division to European stage in three seasons." Worth mentioning to consider Malmö, who became the initial and final Nordic team to reach the final under manager Houghton. Tonight's game is a very different to that peak, closer perhaps to the previous continental meeting between Forest and Malmö in that era. Forest are full of confidence after thrashing Liverpool at the famous ground on Saturday, while Malmö haven't kicked a competitive ball since last month following the conclusion of their domestic campaign. The smart money is on the home team tonight. Additional games on offer in this match tracking. Rangers have already been lost to a Braga this season. Rangers are last place of the competition table at the middle of the league phase with exactly zero. They desperately need a victory if they are to have any hope of making a comeback for a knockout position. Coverage will persist with all the late games and provide the current standings from the previous games, including Villa vs Young Boys and Rotterdam vs Glasgow.
League Position The opening scores have significant impact on the competition standings. Celtic have moved up to 17th place and returned to the secure qualification spots. Position Team P Goal Difference Score 1Midtjylland5712 2Aston Villa5512 3Freiburg5511 4Ferencvaros5411 5FC Porto5310 17Celtic5-17 25Nottm Forest415 35Rangers4-70 33Malmo FF4-51
Full-time: Aston Villa 2-1 Young Boys Aston Villa secured for the victory and became tied on points with table-toppers Midtjylland at the summit of the league phase standings. The Birmingham club struggled of that during the closing minutes.
Late Goal: Monteiro Scores Young Boys earned a hope through Monteiro but only have stoppage time to get the tying goal!
Full-time: Feyenoord 1-3 Celtic A famous and valuable win for the Celtic. Even after falling 1-0 down, Celtic roared back with goals from the Korean forward, the Japanese midfielder and Benjamin Nygren.
Game Developments The Birmingham side, concurrently, retained a 2-0 lead over Young Boys with approximately five minutes left at the stadium. The Dutch forward's brace there sparked furious scenes in the away end, with Young Boys supporters engaging with police. Physical altercations occurred and objects thrown at both the officers and toward the field, with the goalscorer being hit on the head by a drinking vessel.
Starting XI Revealed Forest: The goalkeeper, Abbott, Milenkovic, Murillo, The full-back, Yates, Sangare, Dominguez, The attacker, The winger, Kalimuendo. The Swedish side: Ellborg, The defender, Jansson, Duric, The full-back, The midfielder, The midfielder, The midfielder, The attacker, The forward, Busanello. Match official: The German referee (from Germany)
Starting Players Rangers: The goalkeeper, Tavernier, Fernandez, Djiga, Aarons, Barron, Diomande, The midfielder, Gassama, Danilo, The striker. The Arsenalistas: Hornicek, Gomez, Lagerbielke, Niakate, The full-back, Zalazar, The experienced midfielder, Gorby, The attacker, Navarro, The striker. Referee: The Dutch referee (Netherlands)
Match Background Nottingham Forest v Malmö and past encounters. The two clubs have a special connection, also competing in Forest's last European campaign in the UEFA Cup of 1995-96, but it is the European Cup final from 1979 that entwines these two together, with the groundbreaking transfer Trevor Francis heading the only goal of a rather dull championship game to clinch eternal glory for the red half of Nottingham. "The legendary management duo, grey-sweatered and anonymous amid all the festivities and cheers, stood for a moment on a bench serenely viewing the mafficking," commented the writer. Their achievement was an outstanding achievement that it is difficult to imagine happening again – from Second Division to European stage in three seasons." Worth mentioning to consider Malmö, who became the initial and final Nordic team to reach the final under manager Houghton. Tonight's game is a very different to that peak, closer perhaps to the previous continental meeting between Forest and Malmö in that era. Forest are full of confidence after thrashing Liverpool at the famous ground on Saturday, while Malmö haven't kicked a competitive ball since last month following the conclusion of their domestic campaign. The smart money is on the home team tonight. Additional games on offer in this match tracking. Rangers have already been lost to a Braga this season. Rangers are last place of the competition table at the middle of the league phase with exactly zero. They desperately need a victory if they are to have any hope of making a comeback for a knockout position. Coverage will persist with all the late games and provide the current standings from the previous games, including Villa vs Young Boys and Rotterdam vs Glasgow.