The first of two legs, Thursday's encounter sees the Foxes face an opponent from Denmark on home soil for the first time since a UEFA Champions League victory over Copenhagen in 2016. Randers, on the other hand, are current holders of the Danish Cup after beating SønderjyskE last May.
Ahead of the clash on Filbert Way, here's all you need to know...
Who's starring on LCFC TV?
From 6:30pm on Thursday evening, Matchday Live begins on LCFC Radio – also available across @LCFC social media. A 90-minute preview show will involve presenter Dan Bates being joined by former Foxes Gerry Taggart and Tony Cottee for plenty of pre-match conversation.
Once team news has been confirmed, it'll soon be time for live commentary of the clash itself, which starts at 7:50pm. Found on the dedicated LCFC.com Match Centre – which also includes regular text updates and photography – commentator John Dunn will talk through the action with Matt Elliott.
Another half an hour of reaction follows at full-time, with Taggart, Cottee and Elliott providing their post-match assessments, before highlights and interviews will be uploaded to LCFC.com shortly afterwards.
Are tickets still available?
Ticket details for Leicester City’s UEFA Europa Conference League home fixture against Randers FC are now on general sale.
For more information on how you can secure some of the remaining tickets, please click HERE.
What's the officiating team?
Romanian referee Radu Petrescu will be assisted by compatriots Radu Ghinguleac and Alexandru Cerei on Thursday evening, while the fourth official is Marcel Birsan.
When does everything happen?
Use this guide to plan your European matchday...
| Event | Time |
| Matchday Live begins on LCFC Radio | 6:30pm |
| Team news confirmed on @LCFC social media | 7pm |
| BT Sport 3 coverage starts* | 7:30pm |
| Commentary gets underway on LCFC Radio | 7:50pm |
| Kick-off | 8pm |
| Full-time | 9:50pm approx |
| Short highlights on LCFC TV | 12am (Friday) |
| Full highlights on LCFC TV | 12am (Saturday) |
* Available only in the United Kingdom.
What happened last time against Danish opposition?
Riyad Mahrez's flicked effort was the difference for Leicester City as they sealed a 1-0 victory over Copenhagen in October 2016, before drawing 0-0 in Denmark a month later. The Foxes went on to win their group in the UEFA Champions League and ultimately reach the quarter-finals stage.
When can I catch match highlights?
Approximately two hours after full-time, after midnight on Friday, fans will be able to view a short highlights package video via LCFC TV, which can be accessed for free via the Club's official website for Digital Members (free sign-up).
Extended highlights will then be available to watch from after midnight (12am) on Saturday, while goals and short social clips are set to be posted on @LCFC social channels from the same time.
All times GMT unless stated otherwise.