Good evening and welcome to our LIVE coverage of the Europa League preliminary process as Fulham travel to RNK Split in the first leg of third round qualifying action!

And it's over. Goalless indeed. Fulham edge into the driver's seat in this tie despite being passengers for most of the evening.

Good dribble by Kasami out on the right but his cross is caught by Vukovic.

We're now into the first of two added minutes.

Danny Murphy sends a free-kick into the split box which isn't far from a couple of white-shirted heads, but sails out for a goal kick.

Rebic controls on the edge of the box, turns and fires over. Worth a try.

Going to take a moment of magic to break the deadlock now. The home side won't be able to feel anything but disappointed if it remains goalless, they've done well and will have to do even better to get a result in England.

Split win an attacking throw off more good build-up play.

Speak of the devil, that was the striker's final involvement as he is replaced by Damir Rasic.

COP! Not enough power and Schwarzer collects. Great play by the hosts though, including a clever dummy by the impressive Baraban, my pick for MOTM.

The set ipiece is whipped in but Cop's header in near-post territory goes nowhere near Schwarzer's goal.

Baraban wins another free-kick off Briggs out on the right. The forward has dropped deep with the arrival of two further attackers in the second half and has done really well as a result. He's been a handful.

Debut time for Swiss under-21 star Pajtim Kasami, he's on for Zamora.

While RNK have looked decent tonight, their scoring record last season was actually pretty disappointing. Their lack of a closer could be Fulham's saving grace as they'll fancy their chances at the Cottage with a clean scoreline.

Fortunately for the Londoners, Vitaic's effort is awful. He tries for technique and it just limps wide.

Baraban is brought down on the edge of the D by the new arrival, who finds himself booked within 60 seconds on the pitch. Looking at the state of play at the time, it may have been the best thing Sidwell could have done, to be honest.

And here it is. Etuhu makes way for Sidwell, which has been a familiar change throughout Jol's spell as manager.

Martin Jol has his arm around Steve Sidwell in the dugout. Looks like he's issuing a few last-minute words before preparing to send the midfielder on as the visitors' first change of the game.

Murphy and Hangeland team up to cut out another potential RNK forward move.

Split are able to move the ball around the Fulham area, a rare sight at either end so far, before Cop turns well to shoot at Schwarzer. Moment of the half so far (admittedly not saying a lot, however).

Riise gives the ball away in a dangerous area to Baraban but is able to recover the ball.