Motherwell are back in European competition, so how far will this adventure take them?
The Steelmen least featured on the continent in 2020, beating two Northern Irish sides, Glentoran and Coleraine, before falling to Hapoel Be’er Sheva.
The Well reached the play-off round in 2010 and 2012, losing to Odense and Levante, so are yet to make it to a group stage.
After a solid campaign, finishing fifth in the Scottish Premiership, Graham Alexander’s team will fancy their chances of starting this one with a healthy win.
Sligo Rovers, just about, beat Bala Town in the first qualifying round to get here, winning 2-1 in Oswestry before a 1-0 defeat at The Showgrounds.
Nevertheless, the Bit O’Reds managed to score all four spot-kicks, thereby sneaking past their Welsh opponents.
However, Motherwell are massive favourites, therefore looking for an emphatic victory at Fir Park.
The winners of this tie will meet either Sparta Praha or Viking, probably the former, in the third qualifying round.
