CSKA Moscow are the current holders of the Uefa Cup

Norwegian side Viking FK, conquerors of Northern Ireland side Portadown, await Rhyl, although the Welsh side will be home in the first leg on 11 August.

Carmarthen Town's reward for their first-round win over Longford is a tie against Danish seeds FC Copenhagen.

The Danes must come to Wales for the first leg, as Carmarthen and Rhyl chase a place in the first round proper.

Former Blackburn boss Roy Hodgson is the manager of Viking, while he has also previously been in charge of Copenhagen.

The draw for the second qualifying round of the Uefa Cup took place in Nyon, Switzerland, on Friday.

The British and Irish teams were part of the Northern section of the draw, meaning they could not be paired with sides in the Southern-Mediterranean and Central-East sections.

The second leg matches will be played on 25 August.