The 16 teams West Ham could face in the Europa Conference League including Lazio and Fiorentina

West Ham United’s potential opponents for the Round of 16 stage in the Europa Conference League has been narrowed down to a list of 16 teams.

The Hammers set a European record on Thursday night in Bucharest, with a 3-0 victory over FCSB making David Moyes’ side the first club ever in the two-season history of the Europa Conference League to win all six of their group matches.

Winning the group means that the Hammers will skip February’s knockout play-off round and go straight into March’s Round of 16, where West Ham will face a winner from the play-off round.

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Although that play-off does not take place for another three months, on Monday, the eight teams that finished third in the Europa League group stages will be drawn against the eight teams that finished second in the Europa Conference League to form the eight play-off ties, with one of those eight winners facing West Ham over two legs.

Of West Ham’s 16 possible opponents, two of them are from Italy. Lazio have dropped down from the Europa League, while Fiorentina finished second in their Europa Conference League group.

Another two are from Belgium, with Anderlecht finishing second in West Ham’s group and Gent finishing second in Group F.

Here are the 16 teams that West Ham from 14 different countries that could face home and away in March’s second knockout round.

Europa League third-placed teams :
Group A: Bodo/Glimt (Norway)
Group B: AEK Larnaca (Cyprus)
Group C: Ludogorets Razgrad (Bulgaria)
Group D: Braga (Portugal)
Group E: FC Sheriff (Moldova)
Group F: Lazio (Italy)
Group G: Qarabag FK (Azerbaijan)
Group H: Trabzonspor (Turkiye)

Europa Conference League second-placed teams :
Group A: Fiorentina (Italy)
Group B: Anderlecht (Belgium)
Group C: Lech Poznan (Poland)
Group D: Partizan Belgrade (Serbia)
Group E: Dnipro-1 (Ukraine)
Group F: Gent (Belgium)
Group G: CFR Cluj (Romania)
Group H: Basel (Switzerland)

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