Arsenal drawn against Fenerbahce while Celtic play Shakhter Karagandy in Champions League play-offs The Turkish team are only participating in the Champions League subject to a final ruling from the Court of Arbitration for Sport after being banned by Uefa from European competition for alleged match-fixing in their domestic league. Fenerbahce have challenged that ruling and a CAS verdict is due by Aug 28, a day before the draw for the group stage but potentially after the second leg of the fixture at the Emirates on Aug 27. The first leg will be in Istanbul on Aug 21, just three days after Arsenal begin their Premier League season against Aston Villa. Uefa has said that no decision has been made regarding what would happen if Fenerbahce won the tie and lost their CAS appeal. Arsenal could then still go through automatically or even face another qualifying round against either a replacement Turkish team or Salzburg, who lost 4-2 to Fenerbahce in the previous Champions League play-off round. "Arsenal will concentrate on the football side - we will keep in touch with Uefa," said David Miles, the Arsenal secretary. A Uefa appeals panel had upheld a disciplinary verdict that officials of Fenerbahce had helped fix matches during their 2010-11 league title win. Fenerbahce deny wrongdoing and are appealing against their criminal convictions in Turkish courts. Celtic must make a 4,000-mile trip to Kazakhstan to play Shakhter Karagandy. Tottenham Hotspur will begin their Europa League campaign against Dinamo Tbilisi, of Georgia. Capital One Cup winners Swansea will face Romanian side Petrolul Ploiesti in the Europa League. The Champions League play-off draw is as follows: Dinamo Zagreb v FK Austria Vienna Ludogorets v Basle Plzen v Maribor Shakhtyor Karaganda v Celtic Steaua Bucuresti v Legia Warsaw Lyon v Real Sociedad Schalke 04 v FC Metalist Kharkiv Pacos Ferreira v Zenit St Petersburg PSV v AC Milan Fenerbahce v Arsenal Ties to be played Aug 20/21 and 27/28