Man Utd, Arsenal, Wolves, Celtic and Rangers will learn their Europa League fate on Friday with the draw for the 2019/20 group stages taking place in Monaco. Wolves, Celtic and Rangers all navigated their qualifying play-off second legs on Thursday to join United and Arsenal in completing the 48-team line-up for the tournament proper. How the draw works The 48 participants are split into four seeding pots based on their club coefficients, a measure of their performance in the Champions League and Europa League over the last five years - or their country's national association contribution, whichever is higher. Each of the 12 groups will contain one team from each pot and no team can play a...
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