What do we know about Celtic’s two possible CL opponents?

Celtic’s opponents in the Second qualifying round of the UEFA Champions League will be the winner of the tie between Estonian side Flora Tallinn and the Lincoln Red Imps from Gibraltar.

We’ve taken a look at both sides to find out exactly who Celtic will be coming up against in mid-July.

Flora are the champions of the Estonian top flight, which is known as the Meistriliiga. Their victory was their first four four seasons and their tenth overall – which is more than any other club in the competition’s history.

Norbert Hurt’s men completed the double by defeating JK Sillamäe Kalev 3–0 in the Estonian Cup final.

As their name suggests, they play in Tallinn at the Lilleküla Stadium, which has a capacity of around 9600.

The Lincoln Red Imps are a semi-professional football club from the Gibraltar Premier Division. They are by far the best team in Gibraltar, having won the title for 14 consecutive seasons.

They are managed by former Uruguayan international Julio César Ribas and in 2014, they became the first side from Gibraltar to play in the Champions League.

They played Havnar Bóltfelag in the first qualifying round, and despite a credible 1-1 draw at home, they lost 5-2 away and were knocked out.

Last season they made it to the second qualifying round after a win over Andorran side Santa Coloma, but were knocked out by Midtjylland on Denmark at that stage.

Lincoln, like all teams in the Gibraltar Premier Division, play their home games at the 5000 capacity venue Victoria Stadium.