We'll leave it there for tonight.
A decent night for the four Scottish sides in action, as Rangers win and Hearts and Hibs draw in their quest for Conference League football.
Motherwell took an early lead through Regan Charles-Cook before Freiburg's quality shone through at Fir Park.
We'll be back on Saturday for live coverage of the Dundee derby, but until then, goodbye.
FT: Rangers 1-0 Jablonec
Rangers head coach Derek McInnes tells BBC Scotland: "I was disappointed with a lot of the first half, we didn't have any real impetus or concerted pressure.
"We needed to bring a bit more intelligence but also be a bit more enthusiastic with some of our tempo. I thought we were far better in the second half, we connected the game better and gave us a far better chance of causing them problems. I don't think they caused us too many problems in terms of goalmouth chances.
"Djeidi Gassama has got to score and make it two, that's a big moment.
"The red card changed it because then it was about trying to manage the last 15-20 minutes of the game. The positives are a clean sheet, another win, another goal for Ryan Naderi and we've got something to take to the Czech Republic.
"We've still got a lot of work to do but in the meantime it's important we win games. The enthusiasm and work rate was there in bucket loads but we need to show a wee bit more composure and poise."
Image source, SNSRight, Derek McInnes' press conference has just finished.
We'll bring you those quotes very shortly.
FT: Hearts 2-2 Rapid Vienna
Hearts head coach Wouter Vrancken tells BBC Scotland:"Yeah, like you said, it's open, and you can see that it's also a good side we play against.
"I think we showed the next step today, I'm really proud of the players because not only were the intentions good with the ball, but there was a lot of energy, intensity in the game and also without the ball.
"When I see the numbers now, physical parameters, it's nice to see because I think they never did it before and we're making steps in that way also.
"That's what I like to see, an energetic style of play.
"They did really good today, especially in the second half and coming back from 0-1 is also showing the mentality they have and the team spirit they show without panicking, just play the game, do the things with the game plan we wanted to play.
"Like I said, I'm really proud of the players, it's just a pity that we don't have the bonus [goal] to go to Vienna next week."
Image source, SNSWe are hoping to bring you the thoughts of Rangers manager Derek McInnes and Hearts head coach Wouter Vrancken before the end of this live text.
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FT: Hearts 2-2 Rapid Vienna
Andy Halliday
Former Hearts midfielder on BBC Sportsound
I felt like Hearts needed a win tonight to take to Austria.
Hearts for me are the opposite of Hibs. They look really really fragile defensively, even though they are blistering at times going forwards.
FT: Hearts 2-2 Rapid Vienna
On Hearts, they have now conceded 19 goals in eight games this season.
It's an issue Wouter Vrancken simply has to fix.
Ryan Naderi had probably his best game in a Rangers shirt. Never stopped running, got Rangers up the park, took his goal. If only he'd got his studs on that first half chance.
Steve
FT: Motherwell 1-3 Freiburg
Motherwell manager Alfred Johansson tells BBC Scotland: “It's a mixture of disappointment and being proud.
“I think we spoke before the game that we wanted to see a team with a certain strong mentality, a certain bravery to play our game, and I think we saw that today.
“I think the start to the first half was brilliant.
“Then we have a period where we are a little bit too protective, which then ends with us actually turning it around again for the end of the first half, which I think was impressive from the players.
“I think the start to the second half is good.
“Then obviously some things happen throughout the game, which makes the result not so good for us.
“That's where the disappointment comes from, obviously.
“I think that's me talking to you now straight after the game, and I'm pretty sure that when I watch the game back that the sense of pride will take over.”
Image source, SNSFT: Motherwell 1-3 Freiburg
Andy Halliday
Former Motherwell midfielder on BBC Sportsound
It was all about the occasion for Motherwell and a recognition of how far the club have come in the past year.
The fans have a memory for the rest of their lives, getting a goal inside two minutes against the Europa League finalists.
FT: Gent 0-0 Hibernian
Hibs' boss David Gray also mentioned Owen Elding, the youngster who missed Hibs' penalty, and said it's "everyone's job" to put an arm round his shoulder.
"He's still just a young boy," Gray said. "He apologised straight away as soon as he came off the pitch and I said to him, 'if that's the last penalty you miss in your career, it's been an outstanding career'.
"He's got the confidence and belief in himself to go and take it. He's been full of confidence in the last few weeks. I look more at that.
"He's a really hard working, humble boy, but football changes very quickly. If he gets an opportunity next week, he might win the game for us."
Image source, SNSOwen Elding looks gutted after missing his penalty
FT: Gent 0-0 Hibernian
Steven Thompson
Former Rangers & St Mirren striker on BBC Sportsound
Tonight was vital for Hibs.
They will fancy themselves big style at Easter Road. Going away in Europe and getting a clean sheet isn't easy and they have done it in back-to-back ties.
Two wins, two draws and only one loss, not a bad week for Scottish football. Hoping Motherwell can turn it around next week then five teams in European league phase to help the coefficient.
Patrick
FT: Gent 0-0 Hibernian
Hibernian head coach David Gray tells BBC Scotland: "A brilliant away performance at this stage. The player executed the game plan well, managed it well, third clean sheet in a row as well.
"It's a really good start to the tie, we've kept it alive and it's all to play for in the second leg.
"One thing we can't do is affect things that happen in the past. These things happen, we've missed the penalty. What I like is the reaction from that, real control in the game.
"We didn't carry enough threat, but the players showed real courage and we were worth the clean sheet. Massive performance and massive result, away from home in Europe against a very good side."
Image source, SNSHibs head coach David Gray has been talking to BBC Scotland's Amy Canavan.
We'll bring you his quotes shortly.
FT: Rangers 1-0 Jablonec
Andy Halliday
Former Rangers midfielder on BBC Sportsound
I think Derek McInnes will be delighted with the clean sheet and there looked fairly comfortable.
They defended well, but other than that 20 minute spell at the start of the second half, I thought it was a really poor performance.
What Cammy Devlin is doing, I cannot comprehend it. They can have no complaints about the red card.
FT: Gent 0-0 Hibernian
Despite Owen Elding's missed penalty, the travelling Hibs fans in Gent are chuffed with that result.
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Image source, SNSAnother good away result in Europe for Hibs. Will people start to appreciate how good Hibs have been away against higher ranked opposition in the past decade? Wins against Partizan, Brondby and Legia Warsaw (in 90 min), draws against Midtjylland, shkendija Asteras, Luzern and now Gent. Yes there's been blips against lower ranked sides but an impressive away record for any Scottish side.
Grant
Not the greatest performance from Rangers but it's job done for the first leg of their Conference League play-off as they take a narrow one goal lead to the Czech Republic next week.
Ryan Naderi's goal was well-worked by the hosts and they were probably unlucky not to have had a second minutes later when Djeidi Gassama fired over.
Still plenty to play for in Jablonec but Rangers are in the driving seat.
Image source, SNSRyan Naderi scored the only goal of the game
A disappointing end for Hearts, after a superb flurry at the start of the second half took them from 1-0 down to 2-1 in front.
The brilliant Josh McPake scored via a deflection, and then teenager James Wilson ripped in one of the goals of the season from 30 yards.
But Rapid stayed calm, built their way back into the game, and Nikolaus Wurmbrand drilled home an equaliser, to go with Serge-Philippe Raux-Yao's powerful first-half header.
All to play for in Austria next week.
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Owen Elding had his first-half penalty saved for Hibs
At a glance
Elding has first-half penalty saved by Gent captain Roef
Hosts have best of chances but fail to convert
Sides meet again next Thursday at Easter Road
Hibernian are well-placed to reach the Conference League proper for the first time - despite Owen Elding's missed penalty - after holding KAA Gent to a goalless draw in their play-off round first leg in Belgium.
The Scottish Premiership side would surely have taken such a result pre-match, but when Elding was gifted the chance to score from the penalty spot after 15 minutes, they must have been dreaming even bigger.
However, the 20-year-old Hibs forward had his effort superbly saved by Davy Roef after Warren O'Hora was clattered in the box.
It was the only noteworthy event of a low-quality first half.
For all of Gent's dominance in possession, they did very little with it, until they turned the screw after the hour.
Wide-man Tiago Araujo audaciously tried his luck from just inside Hibs' half, though his Kenny McLean-esque effort just drifted wide.
That was before former Falkirk loanee Kyrell Wilson - completely unmarked - got his feet all tangled and touch all wrong with a gaping goal waiting for him inside the six-yard box and Mathias Delorge nodded wide.
But, David Gray's side were defensively strong and will be quietly confident of completing their early-season objective of creating history in next Thursday's second leg at Easter Road.
In their quest for history - a first league phase qualification - Hibs will take this draw with a one-game shootout at Easter Road to come.
For the most part, it was all about their defensive stability. As expected, boyhood fan Jason Kerr has settled seamlessly into the heart of the back-three with O'Hora and Jordan Obita either side of him.
They had to deal with a heap of pressure, particularly in the opening stages, but comfortably dealt with everything that came their way.
Josh Mulligan and Miguel Chaiwa impressed in midfield, while Josh Campbell brought exactly what Gray said he would pre-match - "freshness and real legs".
Throw in bite and aggression and his inclusion was beyond justified - he might have even thought he'd be given the chance from the spotkick, given his heroics at Ibrox not too long ago.
But it was high-flying Elding who took responsibility and will be ultimately ruing his miss.
There will, rightly, remain a belief Hibs can progress. Gent lacked potency and you'd expect Gray's side to be more front-footed at home.
But what a bonus they could have banked in Belgium had that penalty been converted.
'It's a brilliant away performance' - Gray on Gent draw
Hibs manager David Gray: "A brilliant away performance at this stage. The player executed the game plan well, managed it well, third clean sheet in a row as well.
"It's a really good start to the tie, we've kept it alive and it's all to play for in the second leg.
"One thing we can't do is affect things that happen in the past. These things happen, we've missed the penalty. What I like is the reaction from that, real control in the game.
"We didn't carry enough threat, but the players showed real courage and we were worth the clean sheet. Massive performance and massive result, away from home in Europe against a very good side."
These sides do it all again on Thursday at Easter Road (20:00 BST), with both having a free weekend in between.
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