Last update on.If the Scots advance, Olympiakos will be Rangers' next opponent.If Rangers defeat Malmo, they will face either Olympiakos from Greece or Ludogorets from Bulgaria in the Champions League Play-Offs.Lose this and Rangers will play Kazakhstan's Kairat Almaty, or Armenia's Alashkert in an Europa League play-off.If they win their first qualifier, Celtic will face AZ alkmaar. St Johnstone will face Randers.Aberdeen could face Qarabag or Limassol in the Conference League, with Hibernian facing Bohemians or PAOK.A tie against the Irish, Greeks or Hibs depends on Jack Ross' side defeating Rijeka of Croatia. If they want to face the side of Cyprus or Azerbaijan, the Dons must defeat Breidablik from Iceland.St Johnstone must defeat Galatasaray in Turkey to earn a tie with the Danes. Celtic will need to defeat Jablonec from the Czech Republic to get a match with the Dutch.Rangers' next possible Champions League opponent, Olympiakos, won 46th the Greek Super League.For the 10th time, the Razgrad Bulgarians won their domestic First League.Ludogrets currently rank 58th in Europe. Rangers is six places lower. Olympiakos 21 is ahead of Rangers. This should mean that there will be an improvement in quality regardless of who Gerrard's side faces, as Malmo are now 88th.After the second leg of next week's third qualifying round, teams will be eligible to advance to play-off round ties on 17/18 August and 24/25 Aug.The Europa League play-offs begin on 19 August, with the first leg taking place. Second legs will take place seven days later.At 13:00 BST, Hibernian and Aberdeen, along with Celtic and St Johnstone will meet their potential Europa Conference League rivals.We will keep you posted.
