Thursday evening, while it confirmed Lille’s first place in its Europa Conference League group, and therefore direct qualification for the Northerners for the round of 16 of the competition, sent Marseille, Rennes and Toulouse into the C3 play-offs. An update on all possible scenarios and those qualified.
Who can Lens, Marseille, Rennes and Toulouse face?
Third in its Champions League group, RC Lens will face one of the runners-up in the Europa League group from a foreign country: AS Roma, Karabagh, Sporting, Friborg or Sparta Prague. For OM, TFC and Stade Rennais, it will be Galatasaray, Braga, Benfica, Feyenoord, AC Milan, Young Boys or Chakhtior.
Teams qualified for the knockout stages of the Europa League
– West Ham (1st in Group A of the Europa League)
– Brighton (1st in Europa League group B)
– Rangers (1st in Europa League group C)
– Atalanta (1st in Europa League group D)
– Liverpool (1st in Group E of the Europa League)
– Villarreal (1st in Europa League group F)
– Slavia Prague (1st in Europa League group G)
– Leverkusen (1st in Group H of the Europa League)
They will compete in the Europa League play-off
– Galatasaray (3rd in Group A of the Champions League)
– RC Lens (3rd in Group B of the Champions League)
– Braga (3rd in Group C of the Champions League)
– Benfica (3rd in Group D of the Champions League)
– Feyenoord Rotterdam (3rd in Group E of the Champions League)
– AC Milan (3rd in Group F of the Champions League)
– Young Boys Bern (3rd in Group G of the Champions League)
– Shakhtior Donetsk (3rd group H of the Champions League)
– Friborg (2nd in Group A of the Europa League)
– Marseille (2nd in Group B of the Europa League)
– Sparta Prague (2nd in Europa League group C)
– Sporting (2nd in Europa League group D)
– Toulouse (2nd in Group E of the Europa League)
– Rennes (2nd in Europa League group F)
– AS Roma (2nd in Europa League group G)
– Karabakh (2nd in Group H of the Europa League)
The teams qualified for the round of 16 of the Europa Conference League
– Lille (1st in group A of the Europa Conference League)
– Maccabi Tel-Aviv (1st in group B of the Europa Conference League)
– Viktoria Plzen (1st in group C of the Europa Conference League)
– Club Bruges (1st in Group D of the Europa Conference League)
– Aston Villa (1st in Group E of the Europa Conference League)
– Fiorentina (1st in Group F of the Europa Conference League)
– PAOK Salonika (1st in group G of the Europa Conference League)
– Fenerbahçe (1st in Group H of the Europa Conference League)
They will compete in the Europa Conference League play-off
– Olympiakos (3rd in Group A of the Europa League)
– Ajax (3rd in Europa League group B)
– Real Betis (3rd in Europa League Group C)
– Sturm Graz (3rd in Europa League group D)
– Union Saint-Gilloise (3rd in Group E of the Europa League)
– Maccabi Haifa (3rd in Europa League group F)
– Servette (3rd in group G of the Europa League)
– Molde (3rd in Group H of the Europa League)
– Slovan Bratislava (2nd in Group A of the Europa Conference League)
– La Gantoise (2nd in group B of the Europa Conference League)
– Dinamo Zagreb (2nd in Group C of the Europa Conference League)
– Bodo/Glimt (2nd in group D of the Europa Conference League)
– Legia Warsaw (2nd in Group E of the Europa Conference League)
– Ferencvaros (2nd in group F of the Europa Conference League)
– Frankfurt (2nd in Group G of the Europa Conference League)
– Ludogorets (2nd in Group H of the Europa Conference League)