Europa and Conference League draws set for Friday at midday
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Last updated Aug 24, 2026

The Europa League and Conference League phase draws will occur on Friday at 12 PM UK time. British clubs including Bournemouth, Sunderland, and Crystal Palace will learn their group-stage opponents in the Europa League, while teams potentially entering the Conference League draw include Brighton, Hearts, Hibernian, and Rangers. The Europa League features several direct qualifiers and playoff entries, while all Conference League teams must qualify through specific rounds. The draws are a pivotal moment for these clubs as they prepare for the upcoming group stages of the competitions.
- •Europa League draw is at 12 PM UK time on Friday.
- •Bournemouth, Sunderland, and Crystal Palace feature in the Europa League draw.
- •Teams potentially involved in the Conference League draw include Brighton and Rangers.
- •Europa League teams play a minimum of eight league-stage games.
- •All Conference League teams enter through qualifying rounds.
"The Europa League and Conference League league phase draws will see British clubs - including Bournemouth, Sunderland, Crystal Palace - discover their opponents.
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