Manchester United and Arsenal have learned who they could end up facing upon their return to the Champions League next season.
Both Premier League giants were absent from UEFA's first-rate competition this term but will each make a comeback when the group stage begins in September. United have only been out of the Champions League for one season, although it's been six years since rivals Arsenal last appeared.
The Gunners have failed to qualify ever since Arsene Wenger's penultimate campaign as manager, the 2015-16 season. The following year, they were smashed 10-2 on aggregate by German giants Bayern Munich in the round of 16, but now boss Mikel Arteta is looking to banish those memories.