Celtic will play Riga or Tre Fiori in the Europa League third qualifying round.
Neil Lennon's men were knocked out of the Champions League qualifiers at the earliest stage by Ferencvaros last week who recorded a 2-1 win at Parkhead. It was an evening to forget for Lennon's charges who will be hoping to put their exit out of their minds for the upcoming Europa test.
Now the Hoops will visit either Latvia or San Marino as they seek to enter the play-off rounds after missing out on a bye to Tirana and Ludogorets.
Celtic could have been handed a tie against the likes of KuPS or Slovan Bratislava. They might also have come up against Sileks or Drita but will settle for a away match-up. The game will take place on September 24.
Meanwhile Rangers, if they can get past Lincoln Red Imps, will play Progres or Willem II in the third qualifying round. Aberdeen, should they beat Viking, will square-off against Sporting Lisbon and Motherwell will face Hapoel Be'er Sheva or KF Laci if they can KO Coleraine in Northern Ireland.
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