The Europa League last-32 draw takes place on Monday with five British teams in the hat.
All three Premier League teams in the competition - Arsenal , Manchester United and Wolves - have made the knockout stages.
They are joined by Scottish duo Celtic and Rangers, who both safely navigated their groups.
After all four English teams in the Champions League made the knockouts of that competition, it means there was an incredible nine British teams discovering their fates today.
But when is the Europa League draw? How can you watch it?
Here is all the key information you need to know...
When is the draw?
The draw takes place on Monday 16 November.
It will begin at 12pm, immediately after the Champions League draw.
Where is the draw taking place?
As always, the draw is being conducted at UEFA's headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland.
What TV channel is the draw on?
Those in the UK can watch the draw on BT Sport 1 from midday.
It follows the coverage of the Champions League draw which is being shown on the same channel.
Can you live stream the draw?
If you are a BT Sport customer, you can catch the action on the BT Sport app and on their website.
You do have to be based in the UK, though.
How does the draw work?
The draw is seeded based on each team's performance in either the Europa League or Champions League so far this season.
The 12 group winners from the Europa League will be joined by the four highest-performing third-placed teams from the Champions League.
The remaining four Champions League teams are joined by those who finished second in their Europa League groups to make up the second seeds.
You cannot draw a team that is from your country or was in your group earlier in the competition.
