Europa League draw: Man Utd face LASK, Wolves play Olympiakos, Rangers v Bayer Leverkusen

Last updated on 28 February 2020.From the section European Football687

Odion Ighalo scoring his first Manchester United goal during the 5-0 win over Club Bruges — Odion Ighalo (right) scored the second goal for Manchester United - who won the competition in 2017 - in Thursday's 5-0 win over Club Bruges

Manchester United have been drawn against Austrian league leaders LASK in the last 16 of the Europa League.

Fellow Premier League side Wolves will face Olympiakos, who knocked Arsenal out to reach this stage.

Scottish Premiership outfit Rangers will face former winners Bayer Leverkusen.

Five-time champions Sevilla face Roma and another Spanish-Italian duel sees Inter Milan, third in Serie A, up against Getafe.

Full draw

Istanbul Basaksehir v Copenhagen

Olympiakos v Wolves

Rangers v Bayer Leverkusen

Wolfsburg v Shakhtar Donetsk

Inter Milan v Getafe

Sevilla v Roma

Eintracht Frankfurt v Basel

LASK v Manchester United

The matches are set to be played on 12 and 19 March.

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Comment posted by U17207440, at 12:38 28 Feb 2020
You always know you're at the business end of a European competition once Celtic have been eliminated.
Comment posted by Hot Bovril Cold Pie, at 12:35 28 Feb 2020
Stevie G and his Rangers were hoping for an easy draw but LASK beat them to it.
Comment posted by jaycee, at 12:32 28 Feb 2020
Good draw for Utd and Wolves, tricky for Rangers. Where are Celtic and the Gooners? Oh yeah...
Comment posted by Jamie - the other one, at 12:32 28 Feb 2020
On paper Rangers have got the toughest draw out of the 3 British teams. Fortunately football is not played on paper.
Comment posted by PRETTY VACANT, at 12:35 28 Feb 2020
Wolves might get a mention on BBC Sports news/MOTD/Football Focus one day. You never know. This morning BBC sports news: Arsenal up first (defeated) -interview with Manager. Then Celtic (defeated) footage of game. Then Man Utd (interview with manager). Oh and Wolves beat Espanyol. Move on............
Comment posted by Dallas Cowboys Liverpool FC, at 12:39 28 Feb 2020
All the best to Wolves, Rangers and LASK in the next round.
Comment posted by M1cha5l, at 12:32 28 Feb 2020
Good draw for United, Tough draw for Rangers.

And you'd expect Wolves to win... Something Arsenal miraculously couldn't accomplish..
Comment posted by Money Manager, at 12:29 28 Feb 2020
Nice draw for United.
Comment posted by Factoid, at 12:36 28 Feb 2020
Great draw for Wolves. Hopefully we'll show Arsenal how to beat Olympiakos
Comment posted by Rret65, at 12:29 28 Feb 2020
Cmon the Gers
Comment posted by Finlay, at 12:46 28 Feb 2020
Rangers will be tough to beat at Ibrox. And they seem to be playing well AWAY from home in the UEL! I’ll go Rangers to go through on away goals! ManU to go through and Wolves! All 3 British teams to go through!
Comment posted by JimGilbert, at 13:09 28 Feb 2020
Why is this the headline here

Man Utd to face LASK in Last 16

With the other teams only mentioned in the story body . . .

Europa League draw: Man Utd face LASK, Wolves play Olympiakos, Rangers v Bayer Leverkusen

Like Wolves and Rangers are just an aside. Both Rangers and Wolves deserve to be the headline. But then this is the BBC Man Utd Fan Club isn't it?
Comment posted by Tony, at 12:38 28 Feb 2020
It would be great to see the 3 British teams progress to the semi-finals; pity we haven't a 4th one to join them. Good draw for Utd, Wolves should be able to overcome their opponents, their style well-suited to Euro footy. Bit trickier for Rangers but SG should be able to tactically find a way through. SG is already proving to be an effective manager at Rangers.
Comment posted by Mark-306, at 12:58 28 Feb 2020
Meanwhile Arsenal sacrifice their cup run to focus on maintaining their Premier League place for next season
Comment posted by inthroughtheoutdoor, at 12:49 28 Feb 2020
Good Luck Rangers from a Spurs Fan.

and Good Luck to Utd and Wolves.

and Well done to Copenhagen and Olympiakos.
Comment posted by Northern Light, at 15:09 28 Feb 2020
If Wolves beat the team who knocked out Arsenal will people start to believe that the West Midlands club are above the Gunners in the PL on merit?
Comment posted by MidlandsJohn, at 19:55 28 Feb 2020
26. Posted by The Chosen Cookie on 7 hours ago

United playing a team no one has ever heard of whilst Rangers face a dangerous Leverkusen and Wolves face the team who took out Arsenal.

Seems about right...
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Stupid dig at LASK - they topped a group containing Sporting Lisbon and PSV and knocked out AZ Alkmaar

But just because you've never heard of them oh they must be crap.
Comment posted by Bluejock, at 13:11 28 Feb 2020
Usual comments on here, who cares who got who....is your team good enough to win?
Is it better to be away first blah blah etc
I'm chuffed as a Rangers fan we are still in it,all the way from qualifying.
Got as good a chance as anyone now.
Comment posted by FootieMonster, at 12:38 28 Feb 2020
What are the odds on the competition having to be postponed/cancelled with the Corona situation?

If they are, I imagine they will look something like Matchday at the Emptyhad, with very few fans turning up..
Comment posted by Mordor Tourism Board, at 13:23 28 Feb 2020
A chance for Wolves to show they are better than Arsenal.

Some decent teams still in there. Looking forward to the remaining games in the competition.