Celtic will play against Austrian champions LASK in the Champions League play-off round as Heart of Midlothian and Rangers discover their possible opponents in the Europa League.

Celtic have been drawn against Austrian champions LASK in the Champions League play-off round. The Scottish champions are at home in the first leg on 18 and 19 August, with the return game the following week. LASK won their domestic title for the second time last season - their first since 1965 - and, like Martin O'Neill's side, qualified directly for the play-off round. Given they could have faced Viking Stavanger, Celje, Ararat-Armenia, Kairat Almaty, Levski Sofia, AGF Aarhus or Sabah instead, it is probably the toughest draw Celtic could have been given. Dietmar Kuhbauer's side have a lower coefficient than Celje, but the Austrian league is ranked much higher than Slovenia's. Meanwhile, Heart of Midlothian, Hibernian, Motherwell and Rangers now have a clearer idea of who they might face in the Europa League play-off draw at noon and Conference League play-off draw an hour later after Uefa confirmed groupings on Monday morning. If they defeat Polish side Jagiellonia Bialystok in the third round of Europa League qualifying, Rangers will play either Lillestrom of Norway, the winners of the tie between Northern Irish champions Larne and Iberia 1999 of Georgia, or the losers of two Champions League qualifiers - between Levski Sofia (Bulgaria) and Kairat Almaty (Kazakhstan) or Mjallby (Sweden) and Slovan Bratislava (Slovakia). Having dropped down from Champions League qualifying, Hearts face Benfica and the winners of that also have four possible play-off opponents.