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Hearts, Rangers, Motherwell and Hibernian will receive potential opponents in the third qualifying round of the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League when draws take place Monday.
news.sky.comHearts, Rangers, Motherwell and Hibernian are among the teams awaiting the results for the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League. Hearts will face Sturm Graz in the Champions League. If successful, the club could meet one of four teams or pairings: Olimpiacos, Lyon, Bodo/Glimt, or Fenerbahce against Gornik Zabrze.
Should Hearts lose to Sturm Graz, the club would enter the Europa League against one of three pairings: St Gallen against Benfica, Twente against Ferencvaros, or Qarabag against CSKA Sofia. Rangers, seeded in the Europa League third qualifying round, will face one of four pairings: Hammarby against Anderlecht, Hajduk Split against Pafos, Tromso against Hradec Kralove, or Jagellonia Bialystok.
The winners will face one of five pairings: LNZ Cherkasy against Gent, Besiktas against FC Midtjylland, HJK Helsinki against Coleraine, Twente against Ferencvaros, or RFS against Vestri. Hibernian will play FK Malisheva in the Conference League. Potential opponents for the winners include NK Bravo against KF Shkendija, FC Santa Coloma against SK Rapid, Rakow against Valetta, NK Rijeka against Derry City, or FC Polissya against FC Copenhagen.
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