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It’s the turn of the Europa Conference League to know its posters for the quarter-finals. After C1 and C3, UEFA made the draw for the quarter-finals of the Conference League this Friday.
LOSC still in the running in the competition and the only French representative will be opposed to the English team of Aston Villa, one of the favorites for the final victory. The Mastiffs will travel to the first leg and will host Unai Emery’s men at the Stade Pierre-Mauroy in the return match in an atmosphere that promises to be electric.
Here are all the quarter-final matches:
Aston Villa – Lille
Olympiakos – Fenerbahçe
Viktoria Plzen – Fiorentina
Club Brugge – PAOK Salonika
Possible semi-finals
We also know the potential matches which will take place in the semi-finals of this Europa Conference League. The winner of the match between Aston Villa and Lille will face the winner of the game between Olympiakos and Fenerbahçe.
Opposite, the winner of the double confrontation between Viktoria Plzen and Fiorentina will face Club Bruges or PAOK Salonika in the last four.
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