When is the Europa League quarter-final draw?
MANCHESTER UNITED and Arsenal will both be hoping to make it through to the Europa League quarter-finals.
The two Premier League giants both get their Round of 16 ties underway on March 9.
16 clubs remain in the 2022/23 Europa League, and all sides will be hoping that they are in the mix for the quarter-finals.
This year’s final will take place at Budapest’s Puskás Aréna on 31 May 2023.
When is the Europa League quarter-final draw?
- The draw for the Europa League quarter-final will take place on Friday, March 17.
- It is scheduled to start at 1pm UK time.
- The draw will take place at the House of European Football in Nyon, Switzerland.
What TV channel is the Europa League quarter-final draw on and can I live stream it free?
- The draw will be shown live on BT Sport on Friday, March 17.
- UEFA will be providing a FREE stream of the draw on their official website and YouTube channel.
- For BT Sport customers, it can also be streamed live through the BT Sport app, which is free to download to your mobile or tablet device.
Which teams are in the Europa League quarter-finals?
One team will progress from each of the Round of 16 ties, and the remaining teams are:
Union Berlin / Union Saint-Gilloise
Leverkusen / Ferencváros
Sporting CP / Arsenal
Roma / Real Sociedad
Sevilla / Fenerbahçe
Juventus / Freiburg
Man United / Betis
Shakhtar / Feyenoord
Who can play each other in the Europa League quarter-finals?
From the quarter-finals and onwards, teams from the same country can face each other, as there are no longer any seeds.
Teams that competed in the same group stage earlier on in the competition can also be drawn against each other.
When is the Europa League semi-final draw?
The draw for the Europa League semi-final will be completed on the same night as the quarter-final draw.
This means teams will know which side they could potentially face if they progress to the semi-finals.