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New Saints boss Anthony Limbrick is well aware of the club's European pedigree ahead of their Europa Conference League tie against Glentoran.

Limbrick will take charge of his first European game following his appointment as Saints boss in April.

Saints will be appearing in Europe for the 23rd time.

"Every day when we come into the ground there are European pictures all over the wall," Limbrick said.

"You are reminded every day of the success the club's had and the great times that they've had.

"I look at them every day and want to make sure we get some up there with this team and that's a great challenge for me as a coach.

"It's going to be really interesting coaching in Europe and I'm looking forward to it. It was one of the big pulls of coming here, to get that experience.

"There's added pressure for us to perform in any competition and we want to improve and do better than last season. The more games we can win in Europe the better for the club so there's pressure, of course."

The New Saints are in the new Europa Conference League having lost out on the Cymru Premier title to Connah's Quay for a second successive season.

Glentoran finished third in the 2020-21 Irish Premiership to earn their spot in Europe.

Goalkeeper Ross Glendenning could make his debut having joined the east Belfast side from Ballymena United in June.

The Glens claimed their first European victory since 2011 in their Europa league preliminary round match against HB Torshavn last season, before losing to Motherwell.

Gibraltar's Europa or Latvia's Kauno Žalgiris will face the winners of the tie in the next round.