somehow, they have to stop falling. joe lynskey, bbc news. the scottish premiership title might be slipping away from rangers at the moment, but tonight, they have the chance to move closer to the last four of the europa league. they re in portugal for the first leg of their quarterfinal against braga. their main man, alfredo morelos, is out through injury, so a big night ahead for their young squad. alasdair lamont is there for us. this stage of european competition pretty much any opponent is going to be a tricky one, but i think most of the observer agreed that in terms of quarterfinals, this was about as kind as rangers could have hoped for. the fourth in the league beat the side to get to the round of the competition. they are clearly a competent outfit, but so too are rangers. they ve beaten dortmund, but even in the last round, the
nations in qualifying action tonight. and a storm at the t20 world cup, as south africa s players are ordered to take a knee, one of their stars opts out of their latest match. good evening, we ll start with the very sad news that the former rangers, everton and sccotland manager walter smith has died at the age of 73. he was a huge figure in the game but holds legendary status at ibrox where he won 10 championship titles across two spells. sir alex ferguson says he is devasted to lose a great friend and described his contrubtion to football as immense. alasdair lamont looks back at his career (vt)