🔗 Share this article Nottingham Forest v Malmö, Rangers v Braga, and Additional – UEFA Europa League Updates Live Feed Key Events Full-time: Villa 2-1 Young Boys Score!: Joël Monteiro scores for Young Boys at 90+1 Full-time: Celtic 3-1 Feyenoord Team news: Nottingham Forest v Malmö teams! Lineups revealed: Rangers and Braga lineups Preamble Current Table These early results greatly affect the competition standings. The Glasgow side rose to the 17th spot and returned to the protected knockout positions. Rank Side Matches Difference Points 1Midtjylland5712 2Aston Villa5512 3Freiburg5511 4Ferencvaros5411 5FC Porto5310 17Celtic5-17 25Nottm Forest415 35Rangers4-70 33Malmo FF4-51 Match Result: Villa 2-1 Young Boys Villa managed to hold on for the victory and moved level on points with front-runners Midtjylland at the summit of the group rankings. The Birmingham club struggled of that during the closing minutes. GOAL! Aston Villa 2-1 Young Boys (Joël Monteiro 90+1) Young Boys earned a lifeline through Monteiro but were left with additional time to get the tying goal! Glasgow Side Wins 3-1 A significant and important win for the Glasgow side. Even after falling 1-0 down, Celtic responded strongly with goals from the Korean forward, Reo Hatate and the Swedish striker. Match Updates Aston Villa, concurrently, held onto a 2-0 lead over Young Boys with roughly 300 seconds left at their home ground. Malen's double there triggered intense reactions in the opposition stands, with Swiss fans clashing with police. Punches were thrown and objects thrown at both the officers and onto the pitch, with the goalscorer being hit on the head by a plastic cup. Starting XI Revealed Nottingham Forest: Victor, Abbott, Milenkovic, Murillo, The full-back, The midfielder, The defensive midfielder, Dominguez, The attacker, Hudson-Odoi, Kalimuendo. The Swedish side: Ellborg, The defender, The center-back, Duric, The full-back, Haksabanovic, Johnsen, Skogmar, Bolin, Gudjohnsen, Busanello. Match official: Osmers (Germany) Team News: Rangers v Braga The Light Blues: Butland, Tavernier, Fernandez, The defender, Aarons, The midfielder, The midfielder, Raskin, Gassama, Danilo, Chermiti. The Portuguese side: Hornicek, The defender, The center-back, The defender, The full-back, Zalazar, The experienced midfielder, The midfielder, The attacker, Navarro, Horta. Official: The Dutch referee (Holland) Preamble Nottingham Forest v Malmö and historical connections. The two clubs have a special connection, also meeting in Forest's last European campaign in the mid-90s European competition, but it is the European Cup final from 1979 that entwines these two together, with the groundbreaking transfer Francis heading the only 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 festivities and cheers, stood for a moment on a bench serenely viewing the revelry," noted the journalist. Theirs has been an extraordinary accomplishment that it is hard to see being repeated – from second tier to European stage in three seasons." It's also interesting to consider Malmö, who became the initial and final Swedish club to reach the final under British coach Houghton. This match is a distant from that peak, closer perhaps to the earlier European encounter between Forest and Malmö in that era. Forest are riding high after thrashing Liverpool at Anfield on Saturday, while Malmö haven't played officially since last month following the end of the Swedish league season. The popular prediction is on the English side tonight. Plenty of other action on offer in this clockwatch. The Scottish side have already been beaten by a Portuguese opponent this season. Rangers are last place of the competition table at the midpoint of the group stage with precisely zero points. They badly want a victory if they are to have any chance of achieving a recovery 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 These early results greatly affect the competition standings. The Glasgow side rose to the 17th spot and returned to the protected knockout positions. Rank Side Matches Difference Points 1Midtjylland5712 2Aston Villa5512 3Freiburg5511 4Ferencvaros5411 5FC Porto5310 17Celtic5-17 25Nottm Forest415 35Rangers4-70 33Malmo FF4-51
Match Result: Villa 2-1 Young Boys Villa managed to hold on for the victory and moved level on points with front-runners Midtjylland at the summit of the group rankings. The Birmingham club struggled of that during the closing minutes.
GOAL! Aston Villa 2-1 Young Boys (Joël Monteiro 90+1) Young Boys earned a lifeline through Monteiro but were left with additional time to get the tying goal!
Glasgow Side Wins 3-1 A significant and important win for the Glasgow side. Even after falling 1-0 down, Celtic responded strongly with goals from the Korean forward, Reo Hatate and the Swedish striker.
Match Updates Aston Villa, concurrently, held onto a 2-0 lead over Young Boys with roughly 300 seconds left at their home ground. Malen's double there triggered intense reactions in the opposition stands, with Swiss fans clashing with police. Punches were thrown and objects thrown at both the officers and onto the pitch, with the goalscorer being hit on the head by a plastic cup.
Starting XI Revealed Nottingham Forest: Victor, Abbott, Milenkovic, Murillo, The full-back, The midfielder, The defensive midfielder, Dominguez, The attacker, Hudson-Odoi, Kalimuendo. The Swedish side: Ellborg, The defender, The center-back, Duric, The full-back, Haksabanovic, Johnsen, Skogmar, Bolin, Gudjohnsen, Busanello. Match official: Osmers (Germany)
Team News: Rangers v Braga The Light Blues: Butland, Tavernier, Fernandez, The defender, Aarons, The midfielder, The midfielder, Raskin, Gassama, Danilo, Chermiti. The Portuguese side: Hornicek, The defender, The center-back, The defender, The full-back, Zalazar, The experienced midfielder, The midfielder, The attacker, Navarro, Horta. Official: The Dutch referee (Holland)
Preamble Nottingham Forest v Malmö and historical connections. The two clubs have a special connection, also meeting in Forest's last European campaign in the mid-90s European competition, but it is the European Cup final from 1979 that entwines these two together, with the groundbreaking transfer Francis heading the only 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 festivities and cheers, stood for a moment on a bench serenely viewing the revelry," noted the journalist. Theirs has been an extraordinary accomplishment that it is hard to see being repeated – from second tier to European stage in three seasons." It's also interesting to consider Malmö, who became the initial and final Swedish club to reach the final under British coach Houghton. This match is a distant from that peak, closer perhaps to the earlier European encounter between Forest and Malmö in that era. Forest are riding high after thrashing Liverpool at Anfield on Saturday, while Malmö haven't played officially since last month following the end of the Swedish league season. The popular prediction is on the English side tonight. Plenty of other action on offer in this clockwatch. The Scottish side have already been beaten by a Portuguese opponent this season. Rangers are last place of the competition table at the midpoint of the group stage with precisely zero points. They badly want a victory if they are to have any chance of achieving a recovery 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.