Kick-off on 21.02.25 14:00.

The draw for the Round of 16, Quarter-finals, Semi-finals, and Final of the UEFA Europa League will take place in Nyon, Switzerland. The upcoming playoff round will feature the eight group stage leaders along with the winners of the knockout round play-offs. Lazio, Athletic, Olympiacos, Rangers, Eintracht, Lyon, Manchester United, and Tottenham skipped the Round of 32. Their opponents in the battle for the trophy will be determined by the winners of the following matchups: Ferencváros vs. Viktoria, Porto vs. Roma, AZ vs. Galatasaray, Midtjylland vs. Real Sociedad, Royale Union vs. Ajax, PAOK vs. FCSB, Twente vs. Bodø/Glimt, and Fenerbahçe vs. Anderlecht. The group stage leaders have been granted seeded status, meaning they will play the first leg away.

The draw for the Round of 16, Quarter-finals, Semi-finals, and Final of the UEFA Europa League will be broadcast online on MEGOGO on 21.02.2025.

The playoff bracket outlines the complete path to Bilbao based on teams’ positions in the group stage. The winner of the Ferencváros (#17) vs. Viktoria (#16) matchup will face Lazio (#1) or Athletic (#2). Similarly, the best team from the Porto (#18) vs. Roma (#15) duel will also go up against the Roman Eagles or Basque Lions. The strongest team among these six will advance to the first quarter-final, where they will meet the winner of the Twente (#23) / Bodø/Glimt (#9) – Olympiacos (#7) / Rangers (#8) matchups.

The tournament regulations do not impose restrictions on matchups based on national leagues — clubs from the same country may face each other in the playoffs. Additionally, teams that have previously met in the group stage could be drawn together again.

How to watch the live broadcast of the event on MEGOGO.

The live broadcast of the UEFA Europa League draw for the Round of 16, Quarter-finals, Semi-finals, and Final on 21.02.2025 is available with a MEGOPACK XL, Sports, Maximal, or Maximal + Charity subscription. You can choose any of these plans. By subscribing, viewers gain access not only to live match broadcasts but also to a vast library of movies, series, and cartoons, over 300 TV channels with pause and recording features, including sports channels, as well as hundreds of audiobooks and podcasts.