Europa League quarter-final draw date, rules and possible opponents for Liverpool
Liverpool's bid for the quadruple is still well and truly on, with the knockout stages of the Europa League getting underway for the Reds against Sparta Prague on Thursday evening.
The first leg in the Czech capital precedes Sunday's huge Premier League clash against reigning champions Manchester City at Anfield. The Reds also have an FA Cup quarter-final tie at rivals Manchester United this month as well.
Jurgen Klopp's side were rewarded for topping their Europa League group before Christmas as they avoided a play-off tie against one of the third-placed teams in the Champions League group stages. And now they return to European action, looking to book a last-eight berth with the second leg on Merseyside next week. Below are all the quarter-final details for this season's Europa League...
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When is the draw?
The draw will involve eight teams who have progressed past the last 16 stage and will take place on Friday, March 15 in Nyon, Switzerland at 12pm UK time. The semi-final draw will also take place on the same day, meaning the teams will have a clear picture of their potential route to the final in Dublin on May 22.
What are the rules?
The tie will be decided like all other European knockout fixtures by who scores the most goals over two legs which are played home and away. There will be no away goals, which were scrapped from the start of the 2021-22 season.
Possible opponents
Liverpool could draw any team left in the completion including a fellow Premier League side. The opponents they could potentially face include one of
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