
ADVERTISEMENT
Live ended
Braga next match
2021-22 Portuguese Liga - round #30
António Coimbra da Mata, in Estoril, Portugal
3:30 PM ET next Monday, 18 April 2022
Rangers next match
2021-22 Scottish Cup - Semifinals
Celtic Park, in Glasgow, Scotland
9 AM ET next Sunday, 17 April 2022
2021-22 UEFA Europa League semi-finals
Leipzig vs Rangers
Game over
Additional time
Braga substitution
OMG ARFIELD!
IT'S NOT POSSIBLE, ARFIELD
Second half
Braga substitution
Rangers substitution
Rangers substitution
Halftime
Additional time
Sent off
Yellow card
GOAL RANGERS GOAL
Yellow card
Braga substitution
Attacking foul
Start
Full time
Rangers substitution
Additional time
Yellow card
GOAL BRAGA GOAL
Rangers substitution
Rangers substitution
Goal disallowed
No danger
Call stands
VAR
Goal disallowed
Misses the target
Offside
Braga substitution
Braga substitution
Restart
Braga substitution
Return
Halftime
Additional time
GOAL RANGERS GOAL
VAR reviews and confirms
Sent off
Penalty to Rangers
Matheus saves
Misses the target
WOODWORK
Matheus makes a save
Braga under pressure
Far away
No danger
Misses the target
In the hands of the goalkeeper
Goal disallowed
VAR
GOAL RANGERS GOAL
GOAL RANGERS GOAL
Start
Are you ready?
Warm-up
Referees
Assistant referees - Cyril Mugnier (FRA) and Mehdi Rahmouni (FRA)
Fourth official - Jérémie Pignard (FRA)
VAR - Willy Delajod (FRA)
AVAR - Jérôme Brisard
Braga substitutes
HC: Carvalhal.
Rangers substitutes
HC: Gio.
Braga line-up
Head coach: Carlos Carvalhal.
Rangers line-up
Head coach: Giovanni von Bronckhorst.
Squads


Tune in Rangers vs Braga live score
How to watch Rangers vs Braga live stream on TV and internet?
If you want to directly stream it: Paramount+, TUDN.com, TUDNxtra, TUDN App and fuboTV.
If you want to watch it on the internet, VAVEL USA is your best option.
What time is Rangers vs Braga match for the UEFA Europa League?
Argentina – 4 PM in ESPN 3 and Star+
Bolivia – 3 PM in ESPN 3 and Star+
Brazil – 4 PM in Star+
Canada – 4 PM AT, 3 PM ET, 2 PM CT, 1 PM MT, 12 PM PT IN DAZN
Chile – 3 PM in ESPN 3 and Star+
Colombia – 2 PM in ESPN 3 and Star+
Ecuador – 2 PM in ESPN 3 and Star+
Mexico – 3 PM ET, 2 PM CT, 1 PM MT/PT in Fox Sports 3 Cono Norte and Star+
Paraguay – 3 PM in ESPN 3 and Star+
Peru – 2 PM in ESPN 3 and Star+
Portugal – 8 PM in SIC and Sport TV 1
UK – 8 PM in BT Sports 2
USA – 3 PM ET, 2 PM CT, 1 PM MT, 12 PM PT in Paramount+, TUDN and fuboTV
Uruguay – 4 PM in ESPN 3 and Star+
Venezuela – 3 PM in ESPN 3, Fox Sports Cono Norte and Star+
Braga possible line-up
Head coach: Carlos Carvalhal.
Rangers possible line-up
Head coach: Giovanni von Bronckhorst.
Braga's form guide
- Runners-up to Leicester in last season’s group stage, Braga also had to settle for second place this term, a 1-1 home draw against Crvena Zvezda on Matchday 6 leaving them as runners-up in Group F behind the Serbian champions, who had defeated them 2-1 in Belgrade on Matchday 1. Six of Braga’s ten points came at the expense of Ludogorets (1-0 away, 4-2 home), while they took three off Midtjylland (3-1 home, 2-3 away) to finish one ahead of the Danish side.
- The wins against Sheriff and Monaco brought Braga into the UEFA Europa League quarterfinals for the third time. Winners on away goals against domestic rivals Benfica in 2010-11 (1-2 away, 1-0 home), they lost both games to Shakhtar Donetsk in 2015-16 (1-2 home, 0-4 away). Those are Portuguese club’s only two previous quarterfinals in any European competition.
- Braga have lost five of their eight away games in the UEFA Europa League, the draw at Monaco last time out their first on the road in the competition proper in 15 matches (six wins and eight losses). Their all-time away record in the UEFA Europa League knockout phase is two wins, three draws and eight losses, the 1-1 draw at the Stade Louis II ending a run of six straight defeats in which they had conceded 16 goals.
- Braga have won all 12 previous UEFA ties in which they travelled to the second away leg holding a lead, maintaining that flawless record against Monaco last month in the round of 16. Indeed, in all 12 cases they have kept a clean sheet in the home leg, including five 1-0 successes, the most recent of which was against Spartak Moskva in the 2019-20 UEFA Europa League qualifying playoffs (2-1 away).
- Braga’s record in two UEFA penalty shoot-outs is two wins.
Rangers' form guide
- Rangers returned to the UEFA Champions League for the first time in a decade this term, but they lost both third qualifying round legs 2-1 to Malmö and therefore transferred to the UEFA Europa League play-offs, where they edged Alashkert to reach the group stage for the fourth successive season. Although they lost their opening two group games, they remained unbeaten thereafter, taking four points off Brøndby and clinching second place with a 2-0 victory over Sparta Praha at Ibrox on Matchday 5 in their first match under new manager Giovanni von Bronckhorst, who had replaced Steven Gerrard.
- This is Rangers’ first appearance in the UEFA Europa League quarterfinals, the victory over Crvena Zvezda having come after three previous round of 16 failures. In UEFA competition overall this is the Glasgow club’s tenth quarterfinal, with five aggregate victories in the previous nine, the latest in the 2007-08 UEFA Cup when they overcame Portuguese opposition in the form of Sporting, drawing 0-0 at Ibrox before winning 2-0 in Lisbon.
- Rangers have lost just five of their last 32 European home matches (20 wins and seven draws), although three of those defeats have come in the last eight – against Slavia Praha, Malmö and Lyon. In the UEFA Europa League knockout phase, their record at Ibrox is three wins, two draws and three losses, their three eliminations all triggered by those home defeats.
- Rangers have lost 21 of the 26 UEFA ties in which they were defeated on the road in the first leg, the latest instance occurring in this season’s UEFA Champions League third qualifying round against Malmö. Three of their aggregate successes, however, have come in the five ties when they lost the first away leg 1-0, most recently by virtue of a penalty shoot-out success against Portuguese club Marítimo in the 2004-05 UEFA Cup first round following a second leg 1-0 win in Glasgow. That first leg loss against Marítimo was the last time Rangers were defeated by Portuguese opposition until the first leg of this tie.
- Rangers’ record in four UEFA penalty shoot-outs is three wins and one loss.
Previous meetings
- Rangers were unbeaten in 13 successive UEFA matches against Portuguese opposition before the first leg (six wins and seven draws), drawing twice against Benfica (3-3 away, 2-2 home) in last season’s UEFA Europa League group stage. They have never lost at home to visitors from Portugal (seven wins and three draws), although the three draws have come in the last five matches. The Glasgow giants have lost only one of their seven previous two-legged UEFA ties against Portuguese teams, winning the last five.
- Braga have lost all three previous UEFA fixtures in Scotland, also going down to Hearts and Celtic, though they won the latter lie – their only success in three two-legged contests with Scottish clubs.
Match background
- Rangers clinched a UEFA Europa League knockout phase berth with a game to spare, finishing runners-up to Lyon in Group A with eight points, before overcoming Borussia Dortmund 6-4 on aggregate in the knockout round play-offs (4-2 away, 2-2 home) and Crvena Zvezda 4-2 over the two legs in the round of 16 (3-0 home, 1-2 away).
- Braga also finished runners-up in their group during the autumn, completing a hat-trick of UEFA Europa League group stage qualifications by picking up ten points in Group F to finish second behind Crvena Zvezda. They then overcame Moldovan champions Sheriff 3-2 on penalties in February after both teams had won their home leg 2-0 before coming out on top in the round of 16 against Group B winners Monaco (2-0 home, 1-1 away).
Braga's roster
Goalkeepers – Matheus, Tiago Sá, Bernardo Fontes, Rui Ribeiro, Lukáš Horníček, Leonardo Ferreira.
Defenders – Yan Couto, Vítor Tormena, Diogo Leite, Nuno Sequeira, Paulo Oliveira, David Carmo, Guilherme Soares, Diogo Fonseca, Leonardo Buta, Rodrigo Beirão, Fabiano, André Ferreira, Francisco Moura, Dinis Pinto, Bruno Rodrigues, José Pereira.
Midfielders – Al Musrati, André Horta, Lucas Mineiro, Iuri Medeiros, David Veiga, Eduardo Soares, Jean-Baptiste Gorby, Bernardo Couto, João Gonçalves, Mateus Santos, André Castro, Pedro Santos.
Forwards – Abel Ruiz, Ricardo Horta, Rodrigo Gomes, Yan Said, Luis Nlavo, Hernani Infande, Roger Fernandes, Álvaro Djaló, Rodrigo Macedo, Miguel Falé e Vítor Oliveira.
Head coach – Carlos Carvalhal.

Rangers' roster
Goalkeepers – Allan McGregor, Robby McCrorie, Jon McLaughlin, Jay Hogarth, Kieran Wright, Lewis Budinauckas, Jack McConnell.
Defenders – James Tavernier, Calvin Bassey, Connor Goldson, Leon Balogun, Borna Barišić, Leon King, Lewis MacKinnon, Kyle McClelland, Adam Devine, Jack Harkness, Kelsey Ewen, Harley Ewen, Zak McKay, Kristian Webster.
Midfielders – John Lundstram, Ryan Jack, Amad Diallo, Steven Davis, Ryan Kent, Aaron Ramsey, Glen Kamara, James Sands, Scott Wright, Fashion Sakala, Scott Arfield, Alex Lowry, Cole McKinnon, Murray Miller, Robbie Fraser, Darren McInally, Connor Allan, Mackenzie Strachan, Leyton Dunlop.
Forwards – Joe Aribo, Alfredo Morelos, Kemar Roofe, Arron Lyall, Ross McCausland, Robbie Ure, Tyler Pasnik.
Head coach – Giovanni von Bronckhorst.

The match will be played at the Ibrox Stadium
Welcome to the VAVEL.com’s coverage of the 2021-22 UEFA Europa League match Rangers vs Braga live updates!
