Exciting UEFA Champions League Showdown: Rangers to Face Off Against Strong Rivals Servette FC or KRC Genk in Vital Third-Round Qualifier
Rangers will face either Servette FC or KRC Genk in their Champions League third-round qualifier, while Hibernian awaits their Europa Conference League opponent, should they overcome Inter Club dEscaldes Hearts is also part of the Europa Conference League draw Scottish Premiership and SWPL coverage available on Sky Sports Stay updated on the summer transfer window with Sky Sports
Rangers will face either Servette FC or KRC Genk in the third qualifying round of the Champions League. Michael Beale's team will kick off their 2023/24 Scottish Premiership campaign with an away match against Kilmarnock at Rugby Park on August 5. The match will be broadcasted live on We.
Rangers will face either Swiss club Servette FC or KRC Genk of Belgium in the first leg on either August 8 or 9. They will then have a home match against Livingston before the return tie on August 15.
If Rangers advance to the play-off round, the first leg will be scheduled for either August 22 or 23, followed by the second leg on August 29 or 30.
"We News spoke with Beale about the significance of securing a spot in the Champions League. He emphasized that playing in this prestigious competition is the ultimate goal for players in football. The team has proven its prowess in European tournaments, particularly the Europa League, since its journey began in 2018."
Last season's qualification for the Champions League was a remarkable accomplishment, even though it didn't unfold as desired. However, this year presents a fresh chance.
I don't believe anyone would relish the idea of visiting Ibrox, but we are aware that securing qualification once more will be a formidable challenge.
Hibernian will find out their potential opponents for the third qualifying round of the Europa Conference League on Monday, provided they can overcome Inter Club d'Escaldes.
On Monday afternoon, Hearts, under the management of Frankie McAvoy, will also enter the draw for the Europa Conference League qualifiers, eagerly anticipating their forthcoming adversaries.
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With the commencement of the transfer window on June 14, the anticipation arises regarding which players will change clubs this summer prior to the deadline at 11pm on September 1 in England, and at midnight in Scotland.Keep up to date with all the latest transfer news and rumours in our dedicated Transfer Centre blog on We' digital platforms. You can also catch up with the ins, outs and analysis on We News.
