Fixtures

Europa League fixtures and table

All fixtures and the current table for the Europa League. For the big matches we arrange official tickets and hospitality.

The Europa League is UEFA's second club competition, below the Champions League. Since 2024, 36 clubs play in a single league table rather than in groups, with each club playing eight matches against eight different opponents. The top eight go straight through to the last sixteen; clubs finishing ninth to twenty-fourth play a knockout play-off.

Play-offs 20 matches
  • Egnatia Rrogozhinë
    Lillestrom
    0 - 0
  • Beşiktaş
    Kauno Žalgiris
    3 - 0
  • Lech Poznan
    FC Thun
    7 - 0
  • Universitatea Craiova
    Ararat-Armenia
    1 - 1
  • FK Crvena Zvezda
    Plzen
    3 - 0
  • Omonia Nicosia
    1 - 0
  • OFI
    CSKA Sofia
    3 - 0
  • Benfica
    3 - 1
  • Ararat-Armenia
    Universitatea Craiova
    1 - 0
  • FC Iberia 1999
    Jagiellonia
    1 - 2
  • Lillestrom
    Egnatia Rrogozhinë
    2 - 1
  • Plzen
    FK Crvena Zvezda
    5 - 1
  • Red Bull Salzburg
    Mjallby AIF
    3 - 0
  • Omonia Nicosia
    4 - 2
  • Kauno Žalgiris
    Beşiktaş
    1 - 0
  • Benfica
    1 - 3
  • CSKA Sofia
    OFI
    0 - 2
  • FC Thun
    Lech Poznan
    2 - 2
  • Ferencvarosi TC
    Trabzonspor
    4 - 0
  • Kairat Almaty
    3 - 0
League Stage - 1 18 matches
  • Omonia Nicosia
    Celta Vigo
  • Ararat-Armenia
    Sparta Praha
  • Benfica
  • Olympiakos Piraeus
    Jagiellonia
  • Lyon
  • Hapoel Beer Sheva
    Dinamo Zagreb
  • Sturm Graz
  • Levski Sofia
    Red Bull Salzburg
  • Lech Poznan
  • Ferencvarosi TC
  • Lillestrom
    Torreense
  • Beşiktaş
League Stage - 2 18 matches
  • Hapoel Beer Sheva
  • Lech Poznan
  • Red Bull Salzburg
  • Sparta Praha
    Lillestrom
  • Celje
    Omonia Nicosia
  • Torreense
  • Sturm Graz
  • Olympiakos Piraeus
  • OFI
  • Beşiktaş
  • Benfica
  • Jagiellonia
    Ararat-Armenia
  • Levski Sofia
  • Celta Vigo
  • Dinamo Zagreb
  • Ferencvarosi TC
    Plzen
League Stage - 3 14 matches

Updated on 3 September 2026

About the Europa League

The Europa League has a reputation that does not match its status as a second competition. For many clubs it is the only realistic route to a European trophy, and it shows on the terraces: sold-out stadiums on a Thursday night, and clubs that build their season around it.

The format changed in 2024. Instead of groups of four there is now a single table of 36 clubs. Each club plays eight matches against eight different opponents, four at home and four away, which produces a far wider range of fixtures than the old system.

For a visitor that mainly means more choice. Where you once saw the same opponent twice, clubs now face eight different sides from across Europe.

Matches are played on Thursday evenings, usually kicking off at 18:45 or 21:00.

Tickets and hospitality for this competition

We arrange both regular tickets and hospitality for Europa League matches. Availability is generally better than in the Champions League, because demand is lower and stadiums are less often completely sold out. It tightens at the bigger clubs and in the knockout rounds. Hospitality means a seat around the halfway line, a separate entrance and catering before and after the match.

Ticketing and fixture dates

The league phase runs from September to late January, the knockout rounds from February to the final in May. Matches are on Thursday evenings, usually at 18:45 or 21:00.

The draw decides who plays whom. Knockout fixtures are only confirmed a few weeks in advance, so anyone travelling for a specific round needs to book flexibly.

Allow for an overnight stay. After a 21:00 kick-off, travelling home the same evening is usually not possible.

Frequently asked questions

How does the new format work?

Since 2024 all 36 clubs sit in a single table. Each club plays eight matches against eight different opponents. The top eight go straight to the last sixteen; ninth to twenty-fourth play a knockout play-off.

When are Europa League matches played?

On Thursday evenings, usually at 18:45 or 21:00. Plan for an overnight stay.

Are tickets easier to get than for the Champions League?

Usually yes. Demand is lower and stadiums sell out less often. It becomes tighter at the bigger clubs and in the knockout rounds.

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