The Europa League and Conference League knockout draws take place on Friday with 16 teams left in each competition, including three Premier League clubs.

How do the draws work?

Both draws will take place on Friday, with the Europa League from 12pm and the Conference League from 1pm.

Follow live coverage of the draw on Friday on the Sky Sports website and app.

Every team's potential opponents for the next round has already been narrowed down to two possibilities.

Teams can play opponents from their own country and opponents they have already faced in the competition.

However, the sides that did not require a play-off will be seeded, meaning they get to play the second leg of their last-16 ties at home.

Europa League

Seeded (finished top eight in the league phase)

• Lyon
• Aston Villa
• Midtjylland
• Real Betis
• Porto
• Braga
• Freiburg
• Roma

Unseeded (knockout play-off winners)

Image: Callum Hudson-Odoi scored against Fenerbahce to help Nottingham Forest through to the Europa League last 16

• Nottingham Forest
• Lille
• Panathinaikos
• Ferencvaros
• Stuttgart
• Bologna
• Celta Vigo
• Genk

Conference League

Seeded (finished top eight in the league phase)

• Strasbourg
• Rakow
• AEK Athens
• Sparta Prague
• Rayo Vallecano
• Shakhtar Donetsk
• Mainz
• AEK Larnaca

Unseeded (knockout play-off winners)

Image: Crystal Palace beat Zrinjski Mostar in their Conference League knockout play-off ...