The stage is set for the Europa League draw, with the remaining 16 teams - including Premier League representatives - learning their opponents on Friday from 11am onwards.
Premier League-leaders Arsenal are among the eight teams who had a free midweek ahead of the draw. They finished top of their Europa League group, ensuring they would not need to take part in the play-off round which included group runners-up and the teams who finished third in their Champions League groups.
One of those play-off matches involved the Gunners' title rivals. Manchester United drew 2-2 in Barcelona in their first leg at Camp Nou before coming from behind to send the La Liga leaders home.