Thank you very much for joining us tonight, we hope to see you for the eighth and final matchday of the Europa League league phase next Thursday (29 January).

Aston Villa will host Salzburg at Villa Park, while Nottingham Forest will welcome Ferencvaros of Hungary to the City Ground needing a win to sure up their place as a seeded team in the play-offs.

Celtic host Utrecht looking to scrape into the play-offs, while Rangers travel to Porto having already been eliminated.

That defeat for Nottingham Forest sees them drop to 16th in the Europa League table, the last of the seeded play-off place spots.

Aston Villa's win in Istanbul propels them up to second in the table, and they are now guaranteed a place in the last-16 without having to go through the play-offs.

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Nottingham Forest

More from Nottingham Forest boss Sean Dyche, speaking to TNT Sports: "There is effort here, that killer edge, we want more of that. Of course, we are in that weird situation where we have to protect players who playing a lot of football.

"We want to do well in this competition, we still do, of course.

"It is a fine line - it is a juggling act. You want to give everyone a chance to showcase themselves.

"They are working ever so hard in training. To come here, we suspect to step on and that is the kind of thing we are waiting for, that feeling to take the game on, and it never really occurred.

"You might come away with a draw, but you shouldn't really lose that game.

"One minute of madness cost us the game. I don't think they hardly had a real chance, then we had a goalmouth scramble and even that can't go in."

On bringing reinforcements in: "We are certainly working on it. The club is aware. They can see the situation."

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest boss Sean Dyche, speaking to TNT Sports: "Very frustrating. One minute of madness. A game we never looked in trouble. Never dominated as much as we liked.

"We are playing, we don't have a recognised centre-forward and that can make it tricky. The reaction was nowhere good enough for a minute or so. We lost the game to a really poor goal."

On the reaction to the goal: "You see it happen, they get a lift, the crowd go mad. We knock off for a minute, go chasing the ball, they get lucky with a bobble into the box and that can happen. Then a unfortunate situation for Yatesy [Ryan Yates]. Very frustrated.""I think the tempo of the game - we got sucked into playing slow. Didn't really affect the backline as many times as we hoped. We got the penalty, and it is one of those games if you seal that."

On Dan Ndoye's penalty shout: "We get another penalty shout, it is a maybe. I have seen them given, but it goes against us. It is frustrating from there on in if I am honest."

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest boss Sean Dyche has told TNT Sports that his side's response to going behind was "nowhere near good enough", but didn't accept the idea that the fringe players that came in didn't take responsibility on the pitch.

He said the club are "working on" bringing in a striker.

Full quotes coming up.

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest midfielder Ryan Yates, speaking to TNT Sports: "Very disappointing. I feel we controlled most parts of the game.

"A very good team away from home. I thought we stifled them in the first half. We had opportunities to make a breakthrough, we don't. Then, I unfortunately make a mistake at the other end. Then we could never get a foothold in the game after that.

"When you get handed an opportunity and you don't take it, you get punished. I have to hold my hands up. I should have done better.

"We are frustrated as I think we have done enough to win the game. Frustrating when results don't go your way. We have missed an opportunity and that's why we're frustrated - not that we were terrible on the night.

"Fine margins. We have to keep working and put that right. We are still in a solid position in the competition. No negativity in the dressing room, that's for sure."

On what Forest need to do differently in the upcoming games: "Me not scoring an own goal for starters. I think we have progressed a lot under Dyche."

An uneventful night at Ibrox but Rangers register their first win in what has been a rather disappointing Europa League campaign.

Mohamed Diomande's goal means it's seven straight wins in all competitions for Danny Rohl's side.

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Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on TNT Sports

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Tonight, Nottingham Forest were way off of it. They were really poor.

Look at the bench, Elliot Anderson and Callum Hudson-Odoi, two key players for Nottingham Forest and they should have started.

This is a game where you want to go and get the three points.

We will be hearing from Nottingham Forest boss Sean Dyche shortly, so stick around for that.

We suspect he won't be in the best of moods.

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Joleon Lescott
Former Aston Villa defender on TNT Sports

A mess.

Even the goal they concede, the way Braga got through to their goal and the opportunity to get to their net. Collectively, it was not good enough.

Nottingham Forest must now beet Ferencvaros at the City Ground next week, and hope that other results go their way, if they are two finish in the top eight and avoid the play-off round.

It's looking extremely unlikely.

Steve McManaman
Former Liverpool and Real Madrid winger on TNT Sports

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A terrible night and terrible performance.

What should have been a marvellous evening coming here and getting a result. Then everything would have been rolling forward to Ferencvaros with a home crowd.

Woeful performance.

The travelling Forest fans have been loud all evening and they aren't stopping now.

There are boos for the Forest players, who are asked by their supporters, via the medium of fruity language, what on earth was that performance.

What a horrendous evening for Nottingham Forest Football Club.

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Braga attack and Callum Hudson-Odoi does well to divert a low cross out for a corner rather than past his own goalkeeper.

Steve McManaman
Former Liverpool and Real Madrid winger on TNT Sports

No idea why. Unless Elliot Anderson said something.

He must call him something because he is nowhere near the ball.

There was no pause - it [red card] was out straight away.

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Elliot Anderson is sent off!

Nobody is quite sure what's going on, but it looks like the Forest man said something to the referee. He didn't foul anyone, that's for sure.

Anderson will miss Forest's final league phase match against Ferencvaros.

Towering Forest defender Nikola Milenkovic is playing up top now, but yet again Forest produce a poor cross and Braga have the chance to run the clock down.