Celtic face a daunting trip to Russia to begin their Champions League campaign after they were drawn against Dynamo Moscow in the third round of qualifying.

Tony Mowbray will take charge of his first competitive match for Celtic against Dynamo, who currently sit seventh in the Russian Premier League.

The two-legged tie will be played between July 28 and August 5, with the winners progressing to a play-off to enter the group stage.

Elsewhere in the draw, Steve McClaren's FC Twente were paired with Sporting Lisbon. Twente finished second in the Eredivisie last season and face a Sporting team that reached the last 16 of the Champions League last season, where they were thrashed 12-1 on aggregate by Bayern Munich.

Olympiacos will tackle either Zrinjski or Slovan Bratislava. The Greek champions failed to reach the group stage of last season's competition, suffering a surprising loss to Anorthosis Famagusta.

Zrinjski, who are the Bosnian league winners, hold a 1-0 advantage over Slovan after the opening leg of their second qualifying round match.

Slavia Prague, the Czech champions, will take on either Inter Turku, of Finland, or Sheriff Tiraspol, of Moldova.

Shakhtar Donetsk, the Uefa Cup holders, will enter Europe's elite club competition against Romania's Timisoara, with the Ukrainian side staging the opening leg. Shakhtar beat Werder Bremen in last year's Uefa Cup final, the last time the event was played under that name before becoming the Europa League.

Panathinaikos take on regular Champions League participants Sparta Prague, while Anderlecht, of Belgium, will host Sivasspor, of Turkey, in the opening leg of their tie.