🔗 Share this article Forest vs Malmö, Rangers vs Braga, and Additional – UEFA Europa League Coverage Live Updates Important Updates Full-time: Villa 2-1 Young Boys GOAL!: Aston Villa 2-1 Young Boys (Joël Monteiro 90+1) Game over: Feyenoord 1-3 Celtic Lineups announced: Starting players for Forest vs Malmö Starting players: Rangers v Braga teams! Opening notes Current Table The opening scores greatly affect the Europa League table. The Glasgow side rose to 17th position and regained position in the safety of qualification spots. Pos Team P Difference Score 1Midtjylland5712 2Aston Villa5512 3Freiburg5511 4Ferencvaros5411 5FC Porto5310 17Celtic5-17 25Nottm Forest415 35Rangers4-70 33Malmo FF4-51 Match Result: Villa 2-1 Young Boys The English side clung on for the victory and became tied on points with leaders Midtjylland at the peak of the league phase standings. The English side struggled of that at the end. GOAL! Aston Villa 2-1 Young Boys (Joël Monteiro 90+1) Young Boys earned a lifeline through Monteiro but were left with stoppage time to get the tying goal! Glasgow Side Wins 3-1 A famous and valuable win for the Celtic. Even after falling 1-0 down, Celtic fought back with goals from Yang, Hatate and Benjamin Nygren. Game Developments The Birmingham side, at the same time, held onto a 2-0 lead over Young Boys with around five minutes left at the stadium. The Dutch forward's brace there caused dramatic events in the away end, with Swiss fans engaging with police. Punches were thrown and projectiles hurled at both the authorities and at the playing surface, with the player being struck in the head by a drinking vessel. Starting XI Revealed Nottingham Forest: The goalkeeper, The defender, Milenkovic, Murillo, Morato, Yates, Sangare, The midfielder, McAtee, Hudson-Odoi, The striker. Malmö FF: The goalkeeper, Larsen, The center-back, Duric, The full-back, Haksabanovic, The midfielder, Skogmar, Bolin, The forward, Busanello. Referee: Osmers (German) Team News: Rangers v Braga The Light Blues: Butland, Tavernier, The center-back, The defender, Aarons, The midfielder, Diomande, Raskin, Gassama, The forward, Chermiti. The Portuguese side: Hornicek, Gomez, Lagerbielke, Niakate, Arrey-Mbi, Zalazar, Joao Moutinho, Gorby, The attacker, Navarro, The striker. Match official: Allard Lindhout (Netherlands) Preamble Nottingham Forest v Malmö and past encounters. The both teams have a special connection, also competing in Forest's last European campaign in the UEFA Cup of 1995-96, but it is the premier competition final from 1979 that links these clubs, with the groundbreaking transfer the English forward netting the decisive goal of a largely forgettable match to clinch eternal glory for the red half of Nottingham. "Brian Clough and Peter Taylor, grey-sweatered and anonymous amid all the colour and celebration, stood for a moment on a bench quietly watching the celebrations," commented the writer. Theirs has been an outstanding achievement that it is difficult to imagine happening again – from the lower league to continental competition in a short period." It's also interesting to pause a little on Malmö, who became the initial and final Swedish club to advance to the ultimate game under English manager Bob Houghton. This match is a very different to that summit, closer perhaps to the earlier European encounter between Forest and Malmö in the mid-nineties. Forest are absolutely buzzing after beating Liverpool 3-0 at Anfield on Saturday, while Malmö haven't played officially since 9 November following the conclusion of their domestic campaign. The general expectation is on the Forest tonight. Plenty of other action on offer in this clockwatch. The Glasgow club have already been beaten by a Portuguese opponent this season. Rangers are at the foot of the 36-team Europa League standings at the midpoint of the initial phase with no points whatsoever. They badly want a victory if they are to have any chance of achieving a comeback for a knockout position. We'll keep you up to date with all nine of the 8pm kick-offs and provide the most recent results from the concluded fixtures, including the Birmingham match and the Dutch-Scottish clash.
Current Table The opening scores greatly affect the Europa League table. The Glasgow side rose to 17th position and regained position in the safety of qualification spots. Pos Team P Difference Score 1Midtjylland5712 2Aston Villa5512 3Freiburg5511 4Ferencvaros5411 5FC Porto5310 17Celtic5-17 25Nottm Forest415 35Rangers4-70 33Malmo FF4-51
Match Result: Villa 2-1 Young Boys The English side clung on for the victory and became tied on points with leaders Midtjylland at the peak of the league phase standings. The English side struggled of that at the end.
GOAL! Aston Villa 2-1 Young Boys (Joël Monteiro 90+1) Young Boys earned a lifeline through Monteiro but were left with stoppage time to get the tying goal!
Glasgow Side Wins 3-1 A famous and valuable win for the Celtic. Even after falling 1-0 down, Celtic fought back with goals from Yang, Hatate and Benjamin Nygren.
Game Developments The Birmingham side, at the same time, held onto a 2-0 lead over Young Boys with around five minutes left at the stadium. The Dutch forward's brace there caused dramatic events in the away end, with Swiss fans engaging with police. Punches were thrown and projectiles hurled at both the authorities and at the playing surface, with the player being struck in the head by a drinking vessel.
Starting XI Revealed Nottingham Forest: The goalkeeper, The defender, Milenkovic, Murillo, Morato, Yates, Sangare, The midfielder, McAtee, Hudson-Odoi, The striker. Malmö FF: The goalkeeper, Larsen, The center-back, Duric, The full-back, Haksabanovic, The midfielder, Skogmar, Bolin, The forward, Busanello. Referee: Osmers (German)
Team News: Rangers v Braga The Light Blues: Butland, Tavernier, The center-back, The defender, Aarons, The midfielder, Diomande, Raskin, Gassama, The forward, Chermiti. The Portuguese side: Hornicek, Gomez, Lagerbielke, Niakate, Arrey-Mbi, Zalazar, Joao Moutinho, Gorby, The attacker, Navarro, The striker. Match official: Allard Lindhout (Netherlands)
Preamble Nottingham Forest v Malmö and past encounters. The both teams have a special connection, also competing in Forest's last European campaign in the UEFA Cup of 1995-96, but it is the premier competition final from 1979 that links these clubs, with the groundbreaking transfer the English forward netting the decisive goal of a largely forgettable match to clinch eternal glory for the red half of Nottingham. "Brian Clough and Peter Taylor, grey-sweatered and anonymous amid all the colour and celebration, stood for a moment on a bench quietly watching the celebrations," commented the writer. Theirs has been an outstanding achievement that it is difficult to imagine happening again – from the lower league to continental competition in a short period." It's also interesting to pause a little on Malmö, who became the initial and final Swedish club to advance to the ultimate game under English manager Bob Houghton. This match is a very different to that summit, closer perhaps to the earlier European encounter between Forest and Malmö in the mid-nineties. Forest are absolutely buzzing after beating Liverpool 3-0 at Anfield on Saturday, while Malmö haven't played officially since 9 November following the conclusion of their domestic campaign. The general expectation is on the Forest tonight. Plenty of other action on offer in this clockwatch. The Glasgow club have already been beaten by a Portuguese opponent this season. Rangers are at the foot of the 36-team Europa League standings at the midpoint of the initial phase with no points whatsoever. They badly want a victory if they are to have any chance of achieving a comeback for a knockout position. We'll keep you up to date with all nine of the 8pm kick-offs and provide the most recent results from the concluded fixtures, including the Birmingham match and the Dutch-Scottish clash.