Hearts have found out who they will play in the Champions League next.
If they get past Sturm Graz, they will face the winners of Fenerbahce v Gornik Zabrze in the third qualifying round.
The team will train at the Merkur Arena today ahead of the first leg against Sturm Graz tomorrow.
The return match is in a week's time in Gorgie.
Hearts are also in the Europa League third qualifying round, with the draw taking place today at 12pm UK time.
If they lose to Sturm Graz, they will face one of the following teams in the Europa League: St Gallen or Benfica, Twente or Ferencvaros, and Qarabag or CSKA Sofia.
All of these teams are playing qualifiers, with the winners facing Hearts.
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Elsewhere, Amadou Ba-Sy has been added to Hearts' Champions League squad following his impressive outing in the friendly against Rayo Vallecano.
The Frenchman scored twice in his first 45 minutes of friendly action this summer.
Hearts submitted a 22-man squad without him due to his lack of action, but he replaces Rogers Mato in the squad after his performance in the 2-1 win on Friday night at Tynecastle Park.
Wouter Vrancken had hinted that he could make a change to the squad following Ba-Sy's two-goal display. The club had until 10.59pm tonight to make a change.
Due to a lack of club-trained players, the club were only able to name a squad of 22, with James Wilson the only player who fit the club-trained category.
In the original squad, Ba-Sy was one of four new signings not included. The others were Beau Reus, MJ Kamson-Kamara and Josh McPake.
