Celtic will face Stuttgart in a two-legged play-off, while Nottingham Forest will take on Fenerbahce. The draw has been made for the Europa League, and Celtic's Martin O'Neill is looking forward to the challenge. However, he knows it won't be an easy task, saying "Great tie... It'll be tough. It's a brilliant game, brilliant for our supporters."
The first leg will take place at Celtic Park, with the winners of the tie facing Porto or Braga in the last 16. Celtic beat Stuttgart in that run to the final 23 years ago, and assistant Shaun Maloney scored in the 5-4 aggregate win.
Nottingham Forest won their play-off against Greek side Panathinaikos, but will face Midtjylland or Real Betis if they progress past Fenerbahce. The play-off games will take place on February 19th and 26th.
The top eight teams in the league phase have qualified for the last 16, including Lyon, Aston Villa, Midtjylland, Real Betis, Porto, Braga, Freiburg, and Roma. The final will be held at Besiktas Park in Istanbul, Turkey on May 20th.
The first leg will take place at Celtic Park, with the winners of the tie facing Porto or Braga in the last 16. Celtic beat Stuttgart in that run to the final 23 years ago, and assistant Shaun Maloney scored in the 5-4 aggregate win.
Nottingham Forest won their play-off against Greek side Panathinaikos, but will face Midtjylland or Real Betis if they progress past Fenerbahce. The play-off games will take place on February 19th and 26th.
The top eight teams in the league phase have qualified for the last 16, including Lyon, Aston Villa, Midtjylland, Real Betis, Porto, Braga, Freiburg, and Roma. The final will be held at Besiktas Park in Istanbul, Turkey on May 20th.