PAOK and Aris have also learned the pairings from which their first opponents may arise

Draw time for PAOK and Mars in the Europe Conference League!

The two fellow citizens will learn tomorrow at noon (21/06, 14:00) their opponent in the 2nd qualifying round of the event, while today the couples also learned, from which he can come, as the draw for the 1st qualifier took place in Nyon. One look is enough, therefore, in order to understand that they exist potential rivals, who… didn’t even think about it they wouldn’t want a ‘Northern double-header’ and ‘yellows’ at this stage of the season and given that the games will be their first of the year, in high summer. Somehow, after all, PAOK stepped on it last year, knowing the exclusion, not by some behemoth of course, but by the Levski Sofia.

The Bulgarians, in this case, are again among the candidate opponents, while we find other team names, which would not be considered in any way a “good” draw, such as those of Demirspor, Luzern, Beitar Jerusalem, Debrecen and both of Sweden, which are in full competitive action, of Hammarby and Kalmar. Of course, there are others, which, on paper at least, would be… deliciousness for PAOK and Aris, but, anyway, all these are judged only inside the stadium.

It should be noted that early in the morning – maybe late at night – will occur subgroup of the draw, with each of them consisting of five “strong” and five “weak”. PAOK and Aris, that is, who are “strong”, will each have five potential opponents ahead of the draw at noon on Wednesday.

Details of the potential opponents for PAOK and Aris in the 2nd qualifier of the Conference:

Tobol (Kazakhstan)

Petroclub (Moldova)

The winner of the pair B36 (Faroe Islands) – Payde (Estonia)

Drita (Kosovo)

Winner of the pair Ararat (Armenia) – KF Egnatia (Albania)

Vojvodina (Serbia)

Adana Demirspor (Turkey)

Lucerne (Switzerland)

Winner of the pair Gzira (Malta) – Glendoran (N. Ireland)

Winner of the pair MSK Zilina (Slovakia) – Levadia Tallinn (Estonia)

Vorskla Poltava (Ukraine)

Bohemians Prague (Czech Republic)

Winner of the pair Zeleznicar (Bosnia) – Dinamo Minsk (Belarus)

Winner of the pair Akureyri (Iceland) – Connacht’s Quay (Wales)

Winner of the pair Panevezis (Lithuania) – Milsami Orei (Moldova)

Winner of the pair HB Torsavin (Faroe Islands) – Derry (Ireland)

Winner of the pair Dugaznini (Bosnia) – Europa FC (Gibraltar)

Winner of the pair Balzan (Malta) – Domzale (Slovenia)

Winner of the pair Pennybond (Wales) – Santa Coloma (Andorra)

Winner of the pair Progress Nindercom (Luxembourg) – Jilani (Kosovo)

Beitar Jerusalem (Israel)

Hammarby (Sweden)

Kalmar (Sweden)

Levski Sofia

Winner of the pair KF Tirana (Albania) – Dinamo Batumi (Georgia)

Winner of the pair Vikingur (Faroe Islands) – Inter Club d’Escaldes (Andorra)

Crusaders (Northern Ireland)

Kauno Zalgiris (Lithuania)

Pogon (Poland)

Zalaegerszegi (Hungary)

Keskemet (Hungary)

Debrecen (Hungary)

Sepsi (Romania)

Gabala (Azerbaijan)

Borak Banja Luka (Bosnia)

Sabah (Azerbaijan)

Ordobashi (Kazakhstan)

CSKA 1946 (Bulgaria)

Aktobe (Kazakhstan)

Celje (Slovakia)

Ouda (Latvia)

Differentaz (Luxembourg)

Torpedo (Belarus)