The Premier League side made it through to the second European quarterfinal of their history by defeating French club Rennes 3-2 on aggregate today.

Brendan Rodgers’ team will be at home in the first leg on April 7 before going to Holland for the return a week later.

PSV, who won the European Cup in 1988 and the Uefa Cup in 1978, crushed FC Copenhagen 8-4 on aggregate in the last 16 and currently sit second in the Dutch league, two points behind leaders Ajax.

The winners of that tie will face either Roma or Bodo/Glimt in the semifinals, with the Italians meeting the Norwegians again after the sides also clashed in the group stage.

The Norwegian champions trounced Roma 6-1 at home and then drew 2-2 in Rome.

They have since eliminated Celtic and AZ Alkmaar in the knockout stages.

The quarterfinal draw also saw former Champions League winners Marseille paired with PAOK of Greece, while Feyenoord – another past European Cup winner – will play Slavia Prague.

The final of the new third-tier continental competition will be played in the Albanian capital, Tirana, on May 25.