
Glasgow Rangers – SC Braga: 1–1
Drama unfolded at Ibrox as Rangers and Braga played to a tense 1–1 draw. James Tavernier put the hosts ahead in first-half stoppage time with a calm penalty. Braga, down to 10 men after Rodrigo Zalazar's second-half red card, battled back with their only shot on target—Gabri Martinez leveling it up in the 69th minute. Rangers pushed with eight corners and more attempts, but couldn’t break down the resilient Braga defense. A late red for Diomande added to the chaos in a fiery Europa League clash.
Key player: James Tavernier (Glasgow Rangers)
The Rangers captain delivered once again, converting a pressure-laden penalty in first-half stoppage time to put his side 1-0 up just before the break.
Ice-cool from the spot, Tavernier's goal was the culmination of a VAR review and shifted momentum in favor of the home team.
Though Rangers couldn't hold the lead, his contribution under pressure was pivotal in securing a point at Ibrox.
In a clash full of drama and determination, both Rangers and Braga showcased resilience. While neither side emerged with a win, the intensity and pivotal moments reflected the high stakes of Europa League competition.