Manchester United and Tottenham have learned their possible Europa League last-16 opponents ahead of Friday's draw.
The knockout play-off round concluded on Thursday, with the winners of the eight ties joining those who finished in the top eight of the league phase.
United, Spurs and the other 14 teams left in Europe's second-tier competition will find out who they will face when UEFA conducts the draw at their headquarters in Nyon.
The Premier League sides will be placed in opposite halves of the bracket as a result of being paired together after United ended the league stage in third, a place ahead of Spurs.