Rangers will travel to Gibraltar for their Europa League first round clash after St Joseph's dumped Prishtina out 3-1 on aggregate in the qualifying round
The Kosovans were fancied to face Steven Gerrard 's men in their Euro opener but the Premiership side will now travel to the Rock next week but are still in the dark over when the game will be played.
The hosts secured a 2-0 win against nine men to earn a money-spinning clash with Rangers. Federico Martin Villar and Juan Penaloza grabbed the goals after Leotrim Bekteshi and Armend Dallku were sent off for Prishtina.
And the first leg fixture against St Joseph's could potentially take place next Tuesday if compatriots College Europa also reach the main draw. Gilbraltar only has one stadium suitable for European competition and that means only one fixture can take place next Thursday.
Rangers are in the midst of their pre-season and will take on Oxford United on Sunday in their final match before taking on St Joseph's.
Gerrard is targeting a title tilt but would love to guide his side into the tournament for the second consecutive season.
Rangers narrowly missed out on a place in the last 32 after losing to Rapid Vienna in their final group game.
The return leg is set to take place at Ibrox on Thursday, July 18.
Rangers SLO Greg Marshall urged supporters to be mindful that the fixture could be moved.
He said: "Please note that the European Qualifier date for the first fixture is not guaranteed to be next Thursday - it is still to be confirmed and we will confirm it as soon as possible."
