RANGERS have discovered their potential route to the Europa League final.
The Ibrox side have been drawn against Braga in the quarter-finals of the competition.
The first leg will take place in Portugal on April 7, with the second giving Rangers home advantage at Ibrox on April 14.
And should Giovanni van Bronckhorst's men get through that tie, they will meet the winner of RB Leipzig vs Atalanta in the semis of the tournament.
The Germans or Italians will be at home for the first leg of that match, with the winners of Braga vs Rangers at home in the return leg.
The draw for the next knockout rounds of the UEFA competition took place at 12.30pm in Nyon, Switzerland today.
It was the first open draw of the competition, meaning there were no restrictions on teams being paired together.
Rangers have already defeated Borussia Dortmund and Red Star Belgrade to get to this stage.
So while the tasks ahead will undoubtedly be a tough ask, there is no reason why Rangers can't dream of going all the way to Seville.
Rangers potential opponents in the last-eight were; Barcelona, Atalanta, Braga, Eintracht Frankfurt, Lyon, West Ham and RB Leipzig.
Rangers quarter-final draw is a repreat of their 2020 Europa League last-16 tie against Braga under Steven Gerrard, which they won.
Draw in full:
Leipzig vs Atalanta
Eintracht Frankfurt vs Barcelona
West Ham vs Lyon
Braga vs Rangers
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