Hibernian learn next potential opponents in Europe - tell us your views
Should Hibs lose to Midtjylland, they drop into the Conference League and will face either Oleksandriya of Ukraine or Partizan Belgrade of Serbia.Oleksandriya finished second in the Ukrainian Premier League for the first time last season, which earned them this spot in the Conference League.Partizan dropped down from the Europa League following their defeat to Cypriot side AEK Larnaca on penalties.Hibs fans, what do you make of the draw? Give us your thoughts here.
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