Rangers midfielder Ryan Jack has said the sky is the limit for his side in the Europa League.
The Ibrox side picked up another famous European win in Portugal, as Ryan Kent 's strike secured a narrow victory over Braga.
It was a highly-impressive display, and came just six days after their dramatic comeback win over the Portuguese side in the first leg at Ibrox.
They were given an outside chance of beating the Primeira Liga high-fliers heading into the tie, but two big performances saw them emerge as 4-2 victors on aggregate.
It's left them feeling as if they could beat anyone, and when asked how far his side can go in the tournament, Jack was feeling optimistic.
He was not, however, taking his eye off the Scottish Cup visit to Hearts at the weekend.
"Who knows? We're going to look forward to the draw," he said on BT Sport.
"Obviously it's a massive weekend for us, full focus has to go on Saturday.
"We'll look forward to the draw and see who we get. You never know how far you can go, if we can keep putting in performances like that tonight then we'll always believe."
In winning the earliest of the second leg ties, Rangers became the first side through to the tournament's round of 16.
They'll find out who they face on Friday, when the draw takes place in Nyon at 12pm UK time.
With no restrictions, they could draw anyone who advances - with a European Glasgow derby potentially on the cards should Celtic advance past Copenhagen.
They could also end up facing the likes of EPL giants Arsenal or Manchester United, while they will be keen to avoid Inter, who are many people's favourites to lift the trophy.
If they can perform like they did in Portugal on Wednesday, however, they might fancy their chances against just about anyone.
