The Europa League is set to continue in August and those left in the competition are set to learn their quarter-final and semi-final fate on Friday.
The competition is heading to Germany next month where the mini-tournament format will see the final eight battle it out with ties to be played over one leg.
Manchester United have won foot in the quarters after a demolishing LASK 5-0 in their last 16 first leg clash before the coronavirus pandemic brought football to a halt. Wolves still have work to against Olympiacos while Rangers must fight back after a first leg defeat to Bayer Leverkusen.
Inter Milan, Sevilla and Roma are among the sides waiting in the draw - should they navigate their way safely through their respective last 16 ties.
When is the draw?
The draws for the quarter-finals and semi-finals take place on Friday, July 10 from Uefa's headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland.
What time does the draw start?
The draw will begin at 12pm BST. The draw for the Champions League begins an hour earlier at 11am.
TV channel and stream
The draw will be broadcast live on BT Sport 2. You can also tune into a live stream of the draw to be broadcast through Uefa's official website.
New Europa League dates
Remaining round of 16 fixtures: Wednesday 5 August and Thursday 6 August
UEFA is yet to determine whether those matches will take place at the respective host stadiums, or in Gernany. Decision to be made before July 10.
Quarter-finals: Tuesday 11 August and Wednesday 12 August
Semi-finals: Sunday 16 August and Monday 17 August
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