Rangers Women Draw Slavia Praha In Champions League Qualifying

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Rangers Women Draw Slavia Praha In Champions League Qualifying

Rangers Women Slavia Praha is the confirmed UEFA Women’s Champions League second qualifying round tie after the draw in Nyon.

Rangers will face SK Slavia Praha on Wednesday 5 August, with Jo Potter’s side now handed a clear European target before the new domestic campaign.

The club confirmed the draw as part of a four-team league-path mini tournament alongside Slavia, AFC Ajax and Brøndby IF.

The winners of Rangers’ semi-final will meet the winners of Ajax v Brøndby on Saturday 8 August, with a place in the third qualifying round at stake.

Rangers Women Handed Clear European Route

Fixture details, including the host venue and kick-off time, are still to be confirmed.

Rangers’ official update said both semi-finals will take place at a single venue on Wednesday 5 August, before the final follows three days later.

The draw gives Rangers a defined first European target after a domestic season that again raised expectations around the women’s side.

Slavia Praha bring established continental pedigree, while Ajax and Brøndby ensure the path is demanding even if Rangers clear the opening hurdle.

For Rangers, the immediate focus is preparation under Potter.

A one-venue mini tournament leaves little margin for recovery or selection error. The August schedule also means Rangers can now build pre-season around one sharp European assignment rather than an abstract qualifying campaign.

It gives supporters a clear date for the next step in Rangers’ European push.

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