- Europa League draws have finally been conducted as top Premier League clubs get tricky opponents
- Last season's finalists Sevilla and Inter Milan will not participate in the current campaign but will play in the Champions League
- Tottenham, Arsenal and Leicester City are the English clubs playing in this season's competition
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The Europa League draws have been held and some interesting fixtures for top Premier League clubs have emerged for the group phase.
Arsenal who played in the finals in 2019 were grouped alongside Rapid Vienna, Swedish side Molde, and Irish club Dundalk.
Jose Mourinho's Tottenham will play Ludogorets, LASK, and Belgian side Royal Antwerp while Leicester City will take on Braga, AEK Athens and Zorya Luhansk.
Europa League: Arsenal, Tottenham, Leicester City get tricky opponents in Europa League.
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The Special One won the competition in his debut season with Premier League club Manchester United in 2017.
Sevilla lifted the trophy last season at the expense of Inter Milan but both sides will be participating in this season's Champions League tournament.
Here are the final draws of the Europa League for the 2020-21 season:
Group A
Roma
Young Boys
Cluj
CSK Sofia
Group B
Arsenal
Rapid Vienna
Molde
Dundalk
Group C
Bayer Leverkusen
Slavia Prague
Hapoel Beer Sheva
Group D
Benfica
Standard Lieige
Rangers
Lech Poznan
Group E
PSV Eindhoven
PAOK
Granada
Omonia
Group F
Napoli
Real Sociedad
AZ Alkmaar
HNK Rijeka
Group G
Braga
Leicester City
AEK Athens
Zorya Luhansk
Group H
Celtic
Sparta Prague
AC Milan
Lille
Group I
Villarreal
Qarabag
Maccabi Tel-Aviv
Sivasspor
Group J
Tottenham
Ludogorets
LASK
Royal Antwerp
Group K
CSKA Moscow
Dinamo Zagreb
Feyenoord
Wolfsberger
Group L
Gent
Red Star Belgrade
Hoffenheim
Slovan Liberec
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had earlier reported that AC Milan qualified into the group stages of the Europa League following their dramatic 24-penalty shootout win away at Rio Ave.
Milan returned to European football after finishing sixth in the Serie A last season and had to play the qualifying rounds before booking a ticket into the group phase.
Stefano Pioli's side were without Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who tested positive for coronavirus took the lead through Alexis Saelemaekers five minutes after the restart.
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