Celtic and Rangers are both through to the Europa League group stages for the second season in a row with Celtic overcoming AIK and Rangers seeing off Legia Warsaw.
With both Scottish sides keen to make their mark in Europe, we take a look at the seedings for the group stages of the competition and who they can face in the next leg.
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The 48 entrants are split into four seeding pots based on their club coefficients, with each of the eventual 12 groups to contain one team from each seeding tier.
Celtic have been seeded in Pot 2, while Rangers are in Pot 4.
As always, teams from the same country can't be drawn in the same group so there is no chance of Celtic meeting Rangers in the draw tomorrow in Monaco.
Here’s who Celtic and Rangers could face in the Europa League.
Pot One
Sevilla
Arsenal
FC Porto
AS Roma
Manchester United
Dinamo Kiev
Besiktas
FC Basel
Sporting CP Lisbon
CSKA Moscow
VfL Wolfsburg
Lazio
Pot Two
PSV Eindhoven
Krasnodar
Celtic
København
Braga
Gent
Borussia Mönchengladbach
Young Boys
Astana
Ludogorets
APOEL
Eintracht Frankfurt
Pot 3
Saint-Étienne
Qarabağ
Feyenoord
Getafe
Espanyol
Malmö
Partizan
Standard Liège
Wolves
Rennes
Rosenborg
İstanbul Başakşehir
Pot 4
AZ Alkmaar
Vitória SC
Trabzonspor
Olexandriya
Dudelange
LASK
Wolfsberg
Slovan Bratislava
Lugano
Rangers
CFR Cluj
Ferencváros
When will the Europa League draw take place?
The draw will be streamed live on Uefa's website on August 30. It will also be shown live on BT Sport 2.
When do the games take place?
Matchday one: 19 September
Matchday two: 3 October
Matchday three: 24 October
Matchday four: 7 November
Matchday five: 28 November
Matchday six: 12 December
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