Malmö FF and Häcken Set for European Qualifiers Against Iberia 1999 and Spartak Trnava

Now the Swedish clubs' journey in Europe begins. Malmö FF will face Iberia 1999 from Tbilisi and Häcken will meet Spartak Trnava.

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Malmö FF and Häcken Set for European Qualifiers Against Iberia 1999 and Spartak Trnava
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Now it is clear that Malmö FF will meet Iberia 1999 from Georgia in the qualifying round for Champions League.

As the winner of Allsvenskan last year, they enter the first qualifying round of the tournament. If the team succeeds in advancing from there, a second and a third qualifying round await, followed by a playoff before MFF reaches Champions League's league play.

The first qualifying round starts away on July 8 or 9 with the return match on July 15 or 16.

At the same time, it is clear that Häcken – which won the Swedish Cup this year and thus qualifies for Europa League – will meet Spartak Trnava from Slovakia. The first qualifying round starts on July 10 with the return match on July 17.

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