Rangers could face the likes of Arsenal, Inter Milan or Manchester United in the last 32 of the Europa League. The Scottish Premiership title contenders will find out their fate on Monday, with the ties taking place 20 and 27 February. First things first, Celtic and Rangers cannot face each other in the next round, as teams from the same country are kept apart until the last 16. That means there are 14 potential ties for each Glasgow club - some more appealing and some more daunting that others. Their potential Champions League drop-out opponents include last season's semi-finalists Ajax, Antonio Conte's high-flying Inter and an exciting Salzburg side that beat Celtic home and away last season.

Source: BBC December 13, 2019 01:30 UTC