Rangers will face Dynamo Kyiv in Champions League qualifying.
The Ibrox side will take on the Ukrainian side after they knocked out FK Partizan in the second qualifying round.
Kyiv had raced into a 6-2 lead in the home leg between the clubs before finishing the job with a 3-0 triumph last night to tee up a clash with Rangers.
Philippe Clement's side enter the third qualifying round as a seeded team with their European bow this season to come next week.
Rangers will first travel to Poland for the away leg - Kyiv are playing their home fixtures at Arena Lublin due to the ongoing conflict after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Rangers will then return to Scotland for the second leg which will be played at Hampden due to construction works at Ibrox.
A Rangers statement confirmed: "Following the conclusion of matches tonight, Rangers can confirm details of our UEFA Champions League, third qualifying round tie with Dynamo Kyiv.
"Away leg: Tuesday 6 August, Arena Lublin, 20:00 (CET) / 19:00 BST
"Home leg: Tuesday 13 August, Hampden Park, 19:45 BST
"Broadcast and ticketing information will follow in due course for both ties."
Rangers' Champions League fixture details confirmed
Dynamo Kyiv vs Rangers - Tuesday, August 6 - Arena Lublin, Poland - 7pm kick-off (UK time)
Rangers vs Dynamo Kyiv - Tuesday, August 13 - Hampden Park - 7.45pm
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