Club Brugge 6-0 Rangers LIVE Score, UEFA Champions League Playoff 2nd Leg: Hosts Seal Big Win Over 10-Men Teddy Bears

The referee seems to have pity on Rangers, and blows his whistle at the end of the ninety minutes without any added time. The only positive, if you can say that, for Rangers is that they conceded just once in the second half. The first half, though, was enough to end this as a contest of any sorts.

The final result is 9-1 on aggregate in Club Brugge's favour. A statement win for the Belgian club.

Furo crosses the ball into the box, and it was a dangerous one, but Butland did well to collect it and snuff out the danger. Djiga gets a bout of cramp and receives some treatment from the physios.

Another effort on goal, this time from Stankovic. The midfielder tries his luck from 20 yards away, but it's straight at Butland, who parries it away. Meanwhile, Lynnt Audoor replaces Sabbe.

Nilsson ha a good effort on goal from the edge of the box after being found by Vanaken. However, Butland makes a routine stop to keep the scoreline where it is. Meanwhile, Tresoldi's game is over as he comes off for Kaye Furo.

Tressoldi had the chance to score again, as Sabbe's pinpoint cross found him in the box. However, his close range effort goes wide. A respite for the visitors.

A few minutes later, Rangers increase the shot count with a long-range effort from Danilo that flies over the bar.

Both sides respond with changes. Tzolis and Seys come off, and in comes Hugo Siquet and Gustaf Nilsson. Danilo Perreira replaces Ranger's Connor Baron.

Just five minutes into the second half, and Club Brugge increase their lead even further. Tzolis receives the ball from Tresoldi, and beats his marker before firing it past Butland.

Both players are out on the pitch, and the second half is underway. One change for the home side as Mohammed Diomande replaces Carlos Forbs. Meanwhile, Rangers make a triple change. Findlay Curtis, Nicolas Raskin, and Mohammed Diomande are on, replacing Thelo Asgaard, Djeidi Gassama, and Joe Rothwell.

The referee blows his whistle, and the Rangers players will be thanking their lucky stars for that. It has been... one-sided, to be polite. A big, big change is needed in the second half simply to not concede even more goals, with the aggregate score standing at 8-1.

A carbon copy of the previous goal, as Vanaken finds Stankovic in the box, and the Serbian midfielder heads it past Butland. Really, really poor defending from Russell Martin's men.

You have to feel bad for the Rangers players on the pitch at the moment. There is absolutely no semblance of any defending going on, and Seys scores an unlikely brace, this time getting on the end of a good cross from Onyedika and burying it into the back of the net.

It's all too easy for Club Brugge at this point with the extra man advantage. The ball reaches Joaquin Seys in the box, who has a pop at goal that brings out a save from Butland. The left-back gets another chance and makes no mistake with his finish that finds the back of the net.

Vanaken receives the ball into the box and lets out a thunderous volley, but this time it hits the woodwork - again - and Rangers breathe. A wonderful effort that deserved a goal at the end of it.

Brugge has another pop at Butland's goal, this time through Brandon Machele, who scored in the first leg. It is from another corner routine by Tzolis, and his ball into the box is met by the center-back, but his header goes JUST wide.

Club Brugge get the second goal of the match, and it's nothing less than their performance so far has deserved. It comes from a corner that came from an effort by Stankovic. Tzolis floats in a quick ball into the box, and Hans Vanaken heads it towards the bottom corner. Butland can't do anything this time.

Club Brugge are knocking on Rangers' door at the moment. Tzolis has an attempt from 30 yards out, and his absolute bullet strike goes past everyone before croshing against the woodwork and ricocheting back.

Forbs has a follow-up shot, which Butland does well to prevent from creeping into the back of the net. The former England international has been Rangers' best player so far by some distance.

Tzolis has a chance to double Club Brugge's lead. He has a shot at goal, and Butland does well to get a hand on it. Tzolis then gets another attempt from the loose ball, and the Rangers goalkeeper does brilliantly to get down. Rangers surive this time.

The red card has forced Rangers into making an early change, as Oliver Antman is replaced by James Tavernier. Meanwhile, the visitors are trying to threaten on the counter, despite Brugge's dominance, and Gassama crossed the ball into the box which was cleared before it reached one of his teammates.

Positive response from the Scottish side, although they are in a deep, deep hole at the moment.

Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse for Rangers, it just does. A last-man foul from Max Aarons sees the referee show a straight red card to the right-back. Christos Tzolis was through, and Aarons just tugged him back. No other choice for the ref, really, and Rangers are down to 10 men.

Despite having less of the ball, Brugge strike early from the first real change of the game. A pinpoint cross from Seys finds Tresoldi, who heads it in from five yards out to give the hosts lead.

A fiery start to the match, probably a bit too much, as Carlos Forbs earns an early yellow card for a late tackle. Rangers have made a bright start, controlling over 70% of the ball.

The referee blows his whistle, and the second leg is underway in Bruges! Can Rangers pull off a mini remontada? Stay tuned to find out!

The referee for tonight's match is 44-year-old Felix Zwayer from Germany.

Club Brugge: 🟢W 🟢W 🟢W 🟢W 🟢W

Rangers: ⚫D 🔴L 🟢W 🔴L ⚫D

Club Brugge: Simon Mignolet (gk); Joaquin Seys, Brandon Mechele, Jorne Spileers, Kyriani Sabbe; Raphael Onyedika, Hans Vanaken (c), Aleksandar Stankovic; Christos Tzolis, Nicolo Tresoldi, Carlos Forbs

Rangers: Jack Butland (gk); Jayden Meghoma, John Souttar (c), Nasser Djiga, Max Aarons; Joe Rothwell, Thelo Aasgaard, Lyall Cameron; Djeidi Gassama, Danilo, Oliver Antman

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Hello and welcome to the first of our two live coverages of the UEFA Champions League 2025-26 playoff second leg matches. The action in Bruges between Club Brugge and Rangers starts at 12:30 AM IST, so stay tuned for pre-match updates and lineups as they are released.

You can also follow the other match between Benfica and Fenerbahce.