British quintet set for Euro draw
Five British teams will be in the draw for the third qualifying round of the Champions League on Friday.
Manchester United, Everton and Rangers enter the competition along with the likes of Inter Milan, Villarreal, Ajax, Monaco, Panathinaikos and Dynamo Kiev.
Liverpool and Celtic will be involved despite being at the halfway mark in their second qualifying round games, in which the Bhoys are facing elimination.
The draw will take place at 1100 BST at Uefa headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland.
Celtic go into their second leg match against Artmedia Bratislava on Tuesday 2 August 5-0 down and are unlikely to figure in the next stage of Europe's premier competition.
Last season's champions Liverpool lead Kaunas 3-1 and will host the Lithuanians on the same night.
The Reds should progress and join 13 other qualifiers from the second qualifying round fighting for a place in the group stages against 18 teams entering the tournament for the first time.
Liverpool will be in the seeded pot, alongside Manchester United, but having had special dispensation to enter this year's competition they have no country protection and could be drawn against unseeded Merseyside rivals Everton.
It is an exception to Uefa rules which decree that teams from the same national association cannot play each other at this stage of the tournament.
As a result, Villarreal will not be drawn against Real Betis and Inter Milan will avoid Udinese.
The 16 matches will be played over two legs on 9/10 August and 23/24 August.
Arsenal and Chelsea enter the Champions League at the group stage, which commences on Tuesday 13 September following a draw on Thursday 25 August in Monaco.
SEEDED TEAMS
Ajax
Anderlecht/Neftchi
Celtic/Artmedia Bratislava
Club Brugges
Dynamo Kiev/FC Thun
Inter Milan
Liverpool/Kaunas
Lokomotiv Moscow/
Rabotnicki Kometal
Manchester United
Monaco
Panathinaikos
Rangers
Rosenborg
Sporting Lisbon
Villarreal
Werder Bremen
UNSEEDED TEAMS
Basle 1893
Brondby/Dynamo Tbilisi
CSKA Sofia/Dinamo Tirana
Everton
Hajduk Split/Debrecen
Malmo/Maccabi Haifa
Rapid Vienna/F91 Dudelange
Real Betis
Partizan Belgrade/FC Sheriff
Shakhtar Donetsk
Slavia Prague
Steaua Bucharest/Shelbourne
Trabzonspor/
Anorthosis Famagusta
Udinese
Valerenga/FC Haka
Wisla Krakow
