The 'Gers' created several chances as they dominated proceedings on home turf but they were ultimately unable to break down their Russian opponents.
Daniel Candeias, Eros Grezda and the usually reliable Alfredo Morelos were among those to fluff their lines when presented with decent chances, with substitute Grezda missing arguably the game's best chance by blazing over from the edge of the box with the last kick of the game.
The result leaves Rangers joint top of Group G level on points with Villarreal ahead of the reverse fixture in Moscow on November 8.
However, it could well be a game that the Scots are made to regret not winning should results not go their way in the coming weeks.
Nevertheless, a point leaves Rangers unbeaten in 11 European games under Gerrard (W5, D6, L0).
October 25, 2018