Slovenia's most successful football club will face the reigning Czech league champions in the first leg in Plzen on 20 or 21 August, with the return leg scheduled for a week later in Maribor.

Maribor have made it to the fourth and final round of qualification for the Champions League with wins over Malta's Birkirkara (2-0) and Apoel of Nicosia (1-1, won on away goals).

Plzen defeated Željezničar of Bosnia-Herzegovina 6-4 and then demolished Estonian champions Kalja 10-2 to book a playoff place.

The last time Maribor made it to the group stage of the Champions League was in the 1999/2000 season. Last season they made it to the playoffs in qualifying, but were knocked out by Croatian champions Dinamo of Zagreb.

* UEFA Champions League draw, 4th round of qualifying:

Dinamo Zagreb - Austria Vienna
Ludogorec Razgrad - Basel
Viktoria Plzen - Maribor
Shahtar Karagandi - Celtic Glasgow
Steaua Bucharest - Legia Warsaw
Lyon - Real Sociedad
Schalke - Metalist Harkov
Pacos de Ferreira - Zenit
PSV Eindhoven - Milan
Fenerbahche - Arsenal