2019-20 UEFA Europa League Group Stage Draw Completed [Full List]

The 2019-20 UEFA Europa League Group Stage draw has been finished with some intense gatherings to look forward at, springnobs reports.

2019 beaten finalists Arsenal and United completed fifth and 6th individually in the English top-flight keep going season, passing up Champions League football and importance they needed to agree to Europe's second level competiton.

In the interim, Raul Jimenez and Leander Dendoncker terminated Wolves into the Europa League gathering stage after a 2-1 win over Torino on Thursday night.

The English trio will no uncertainty know that achievement in this challenge verifies a spot in the Champions League yet they'll confront a savage fight with any semblance of Sevilla, Porto, Roma and Sporting Lisbon.

Full Europa League Draw:

GROUP A: Sevilla, APOEL, Qarabag, Dudelange.

GROUP B: Dynamo Kyiv, Kobenhavn, Malmo, Lugano.

GROUP C: Basel, Krasnodar, Getafe, Trabzonspor.

GROUP D: Sporting Lisbon, PSV, Rosenborg, LASK.

GROUP E: Lazio, Celtic, Stade Rennais, CFR Cluj.

GROUP F: Arsenal, Frankfurt, Standard Liege, Vitoria SC.

GROUP G: Porto, Young Boys, Feyenoord, Rangers.

GROUP H: CSKA Moscow, Ludogorets, Espanyol, Ferencvarosi.

GROUP I: Wolfsburg, Gent, St Etienne, Olexandriya.

GROUP J: Roma, Mönchengladbach, Partizan, Wolfsberger.

GROUP K: Besiktas, Braga, Wolves, Slovan Bratislava.

GROUP L: Man Utd, Astana, İstanbul Başakşehir, AZ Alkmaar.

Group Stage Dates

Matchday one: 19 September

Matchday two: 3 October
Matchday three: 24 October
Matchday four: 7 November
Matchday five: 28 November
Matchday six: 12 December

Knockout Phase

16 December: Round of 32 draw, Nyon
20 February: Round of 32, first leg
27 February: Round of 32, second leg
28 February: Round of 16 draw, Nyon
12 March: Round of 16, first leg
19 March: Round of 16, second leg
20 March: Quarter-final and semi-final draws, Nyon
9 April: Quarter-finals, first leg
16 April: Quarter-finals, second leg
30 April: Semi-finals, first leg
7 May: Semi-finals, second leg
27 May: Final – Gdansk Stadium