Manchester United will take on Real Sociedad, Sheriff Tiraspol and Cypriot side Omonoia in the group stages of the Europa League as they look to end their lengthy trophy drought.
Europe's secondary competition remains their last piece of silverware following their success in 2017 under Jose Mourinho. Erik ten Hag is now the man in charge and will have to take his side to Spain and Moldova.
Arsenal, who narrowly missed out on the top four last term, are England's only other representative in the competition and have been put into a group with PSV Eindhoven and Bodo/Glimt.
Victory in the Europa League grants access to the Champions League the following season with last season's champions, Frankfurt, being allocated into pot 1 for the draw that took place on Thursday evening. That is an attractive prospect for several of the teams involved in Friday's draw.
Jose Mourinho's Roma side are among the big hitters currently in the competition. The Special One won this competition with United and Porto back in 2003 when it was known as the UEFA Cup. The Italian side have been drawn with Copa del Rey winners Real Betis.
Monaco, another side who will fancy their chances in this season's tournament, have been paired in a group with Red Star Belgrade. The competition will also welcome those who finish third in their Champions League group come the knockout stages.
Europa League group stage draw in full
Group A
Arsenal
PSV Eindhoven
Bodo/Glimt
Zurich
Group B
Dynamo Kyiv
Rennes
Fenerbahce
AEK Larnaca
Group C
Roma
Ludogorets
Real Betis
HJK Helsinki
Group D
SC Braga
Malmo
Union Berlin
St Gilloise
Group E
Man Utd
Real Sociedad
Sheriff Tiraspol
Omonoia
Group F
Lazio
Feyenoord
Midtjylland
Sturm Graz
Group G
Olympiacos
Qarabag
Freiburg
Nantes
Group H
Red Star Belgrade
Monaco
Ferencvaros
Trabzonspor
