Malmo vs Rangers LIVE: Europa League result and final score as Rangers secure crucial away win

69 mins: First change for Rangers as Ross McCausland replaces Cerny, who will be desperate Rangers hold on here after his first-half miss.

66 mins: Time and time again, Malmo are attempting to get down the left wing. Hugo Bolin is seeing a lot of the ball and Souttar has to make an important interception to cut out his low cross.

Rangers clear the corner and Lawrence takes his time getting back up.

62 mins: An incredible effort from Dessers from Cerny’s left-footed cross: the striker hooks a volley over his shoulder and draws the save from Dahlin, but he was offside.

58 mins: Decent move from Rangers, as Cerny picks out Lawrence with a low but accurate ball along the 18-yard line. It’s slightly behind the attacker, and Lawrence lifts it over the bar on the half volley.

55 mins: The warning alarms are going off now for Rangers. Malmo have woken up. They cut Rangers apart down the left and the low ball picks out Christiansen in the box.

It’s a great chance for the Malmo captain but he lifts his shot over the bar.

53 mins: Malmo have been able to sustain some pressure around the Rangers box at the start of the half. Rangers are dropping a little too deep, as Berg Johnsen is given roof to line up his shot.

It’s dragged well wide, though.

49 mins: Rangers have to be careful. Tavernier concedes a cheap free kick and offers Malmo the chance to throw Jansson into the box. Pena picks out Kiese Thelin but the header is well wide.

A warning.

Malmo have to be better, surely? The hosts offered very little in the first half but Rangers were very good.

They should be two or three goals clear. Now, they need to make sure they don’t regret those missed chances.

Nedim Bajrami scored after 56 seconds for Rangers in Malmo.

The forward has previous - earlier this summer, he scored the fastest goal in Euros history when he scored for Albania against Italy at Euro 2024.

That was after just 23 seconds.

Rangers have had 10 shots to Malmo’s one so far, but they could have been much more clinical. Bajrami and Cerny had to do better with those late chances in the half.