The clubs in the top two leagues learned their opponents for the opening 18 rounds for the 2015/16 season in Macedonia.

Ferhan Hasani was the only Shkendija player not to feature in a friendly on Wednesday, raising speculation that there could be something to the transfer rumors.

Vardar showed a lot more attacking intent in the return leg against APOEL, but the lack of quality up front proved catastrophic.

If Vardar and Rabotnichki manage to eliminate APOEL and Jelgava, respectively, they discovered their potential opponents for the third qualifying round.

Rabotnichki controlled things for most of the game against Jelgava, but they were left empty handed after the hosts scored a late game winner.

Vardar collected a hard fought 0:0 draw in Nicosia to give itself a chance in the return leg, to be played on July 21 in Skopje.

Shkendija and Renova were eliminated, but Rabotnichki managed to overcome the first leg defeat and advance to the next qualifying round. Below are some reactions from players on the three Macedonian clubs.

Shkendija put up a brave fight over the two games against Aberdeen, but the Scottish team won on away goals to move on in the Europa League qualifications.

Rabotnichki became the sole Macedonian participant in the Europa League to advance to the second qualifying road.

Dacia, the team from Moldova, thoroughly outplayed Renova to book a place in the next round of the Europa League qualifications.