RANGERS will discover their Champions League third qualifying round opponents today.
Giovanni van Bronckhorst and his players will finally find out who they'll play in qualifying when the UEFA draw is held in Nyon, Switzerland.
Rangers enter the competition through the League Path in the Champions League third qualifying round with the aim of progressing through to the group stage.
The Ibrox club are a seeded team which, in theory, means an 'easier' draw on Monday.
Here's all the information ahead of Monday's draw...
When is the Champions League third qualifying round draw?
The Champions League third round qualifying draw will take place today, Monday, July 18.
The draw will begin at 11am UK time.
Is the draw on TV?
No. The draw will not be shown on television.
Can I watch the draw through a live stream?
Yes. The draw is available to watch live through the UEFA website.
Who could Rangers play in the Champions League third qualifying round?
FC Midtjylland or AEK Larnaca
Monaco
Sturm Graz
Union Saint-Gilloise
When will the third qualifying round matches be played?
2/3 August: Third qualifying round first legs
9 August: Third qualifying round second legs
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