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In the Europa League, which follows the same format as the Champions League, AZ Alkmaar face Galatasaray and Midtjylland will play Real Sociedad in the play-offs. <\/p>\n
The winners of those ties will face either Manchester United or Tottenham Hotspur in the last 16.<\/p>\n
Twente will play Bodo\/Glimt and Jose Mourinho’s Fenerbahce have been drawn against Anderlecht, with one of the winners of those two ties then facing Rangers.<\/p>\n
United and Spurs were third and fourth in the 36-team Europa League group stage respectively, and with Rangers finishing eighth it meant all three British sides qualified automatically for the last 16. <\/p>\n
Notable ties include two-time winners Porto playing 1984 European Cup finalists Roma, while Hungarian side Ferencvaros – managed by former Tottenham striker Robbie Keane – play Viktoria Plzen. <\/p>\n
The winners of those two ties will be drawn against either Lazio or Athletic Bilbao.<\/p>\n
As with the Champions League, the last-16 draw will be made on 21 February once the eight winners of the play-off ties are known. That will complete the brackets and teams will know their routes to the final.<\/p>\n
The two-legged play-off ties are on 13 and 20 February, with the last-16 matches scheduled for 6 and 13 March.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n