Europa League draw LIVE: Bournemouth, Sunderland, Crystal Palace and Celtic all learn opponents | OneFootball

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·28 August 2026

Europa League draw LIVE: Bournemouth, Sunderland, Crystal Palace and Celtic all learn opponents

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Sunderland face a glamour trip to AC Milan in their first European season in 52 years, while Bournemouth will host the Italian giants at the Vitality Stadium on their Europa League debut. Crystal Palace face Lyon while Celtic play fellow European champions Benfica in the league phase.

Bournemouth, who finished sixth in the Premier League last season, will welcome Ruben Amorim’s Milan to the south coast and also travel to Real Sociedad. The Cherries also face Viktoria Plzen, Sparta Prague, Sturm Graz, Celta, Hapoel Be'er Sheva and Lillestrom.


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Sunderland’s fans are rewarded with a trip to the San Siro as the Black Cats return to European competition for the first time since 1973-74. After finishing seventh in the Premier League last season, Sunderland also play AZ Alkmaar, GNK Dinamo, Anderlecht, Jagiellonia, Lech Poznan, Levski Sofia and Torreense.

Crystal Palace, Conference League winners last season, host Real Sociedad and travel to Lyon, while also playing Sparta Prague, Red Bull Salzburg, Lech Poznan, Jagiellonia, Hoffenheim and Besiktas, in Istanbul.

After their painful defeat in Champions League play-offs, Celtic host Marseille and will travel to Lisbon, the scene of their historic 1967 European Cup victory, to face Benfica. Martin O’Neill’s side also take on Ferencvaros, Union SG, Celta, Omonia, Besiktas and Torreense.

In the Conference League, Brighton play Monaco, Panathinaikos, U Craiova, Getafe, Kauno Zalgiris and Jablonec. Heart of Midlothian will also host Monaco, as well as playing Pafos, Borac, Mohamed Salah’s Trabzonspor in Turkey, FC Nordsjælland and Thun.

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