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How to Watch the UEFA Conference League Playoffs Draw

The UEFA Conference League league phase concluded with Chelsea atop the standings.
The UEFA Conference League knockout phase playoff draw will take place on Friday, Dec. 20.
The UEFA Conference League knockout phase playoff draw will take place on Friday, Dec. 20. | IMAGO/GEPA pictures

The UEFA Conference League league phase has come to an end and it's time to unveil the bracket of the knockout phase.

As will be the case in the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League, from the knockout phase playoffs onwards the tournament will become a bracket. The two-legged knockout rounds start with the playoffs that are made up of the teams that finished from ninth to 24th in the league phase. The only differences in the Conference League is that the league phase consisted of six games instead of eight.

How to Watch the UEFA Conference League Playoffs Draw

The Conference League draw will be available to stream for free live on UEFA.com at 7 a.m. ET on Friday, Dec. 20. The playoff phase first legs will take place on Thursday, Feb. 13 and the second legs a week later on Thursday, Feb. 20.

Here's the full list of the qualified teams.

Teams Qualified for the Round of 16

  1. Chelsea (ENG)
  2. Vitoria de Guimaraes (POR)
  3. Fiorentina (ITA)
  4. Rapid Wien (AUT)
  5. Djurgården (SWE)
  6. Lugano (SUI)
  7. Legia Warszawa (POL)
  8. Cercle Brugge (BEL)

Teams Qualified for the Playoff Round

  • Jagiellonia Bialystok (POL)
  • Shamrock Rovers (IRL)
  • APOEL Nicosia (CYP)
  • Pafos FC (CYP)
  • Panathinaikos (GRE)
  • Olimpija Ljubljana (SVN)
  • Real Betis (ESP)
  • FC Heidenheim (GER)
  • Gent (BEL)
  • F.C. Copenhagen (DEN)
  • Vikingur Reykjavik (ISL)
  • FK Borac (BIH)
  • NK Celje (SVN)
  • Omonoia FC (CYP)
  • Molde FK (NOR)
  • FK TSC (SRB)

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Roberto Casillas is a writer for SI FC, focusing primarily on FC Barcelona, the Mexico National Team, Liga MX and all things Latin American football. Born and raised in Mexico City, he developed a deep passion for football from an early age and fell in love with Cruz Azul. The once future star of Mexican football still likes to showcase what’s left of his talent on the Sunday league pitch. He’s also a big fan of the New England Patriots—so much so he moved to the region for four years—, Chicago Cubs and is a life-long Formula 1 follower. When he takes a break from sports, he enjoys traveling the world, watching the latest great TV show, going to concerts and spending plenty of time with friends and family.