When is the Europa Conference League quarter-final draw 2023? Everything you need to know about the draw, including where to stream and which teams are involved
The Europa Conference League quarter-final draw 2023 is coming up soon – FFT has all the info you need
We'll soon know the draw for the Europa Conference League quarter-finals, following the conclusion of the last 16.
So far, it's been an intriguing second edition of Europe's newest club competition, and very soon just eight teams will remain in with a shout of getting their hands on the trophy.
Those teams left in the tournament are four games away from May's final at the Fortuna Arena in Prague – where the winners will secure qualification for next season's Europa League.
Here, FourFourTwo guides you through everything you need to know in the build-up to the quarter-final draw.
When is the Europa Conference League quarter-final draw 2023?
The draw for the quarter-finals of the Europa Conference League will be made on Friday, March 17, following the conclusion of the last 16. It will take place at UEFA's HQ, the House of European Football in Nyon, Switzerland.
The draw for the semi-finals – where it's decided which quarter-final winners will face each other in the last four – will be made at the same time, along with the draw to determine the 'home' team in the final – for all-important administrative reasons, of course.
How to watch Europa Conference League quarter-final draw
The Europa League quarter-final draw will be streamed live on UEFA's official website from 1pm GMT on Friday, March 17.
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Europa League quarter-final draw teams
The Europa Conference League quarter-final draw will feature the winners of each of the last 16 ties (first-leg scores of ties still to be completed in brackets):
Gent
Lech Poznan
Fiorentina
Basel
AZ Alkmaar
Nice
Anderlecht
West Ham
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