Willem II defeated Progres Niederkorn 5-0 in Luxembourg on Wednesday evening
RANGERS' opponents in the third round of the Europa League qualifiers have been confirmed as Dutch side Willem II.
The Eredivisie outfit claimed their spot in the next round following their 5-0 demolition of Luxembourg's Progres Niederkorn on Wednesday evening, with Steven Gerrard's side following that up with a 5-0 win of their own over Gibraltar's Lincoln Red Imps on Thursday evening.
Those results have confirmed that the two sides will meet in the next round for a one-off qualifier, with a spot in the final play-off round up for grabs.
The Ibrox side will head to the Netherlands for the next leg of their European campaign, with the fixture scheduled to go ahead on 24 September.
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