Europa League draw in full as Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest discover fate

Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest now know who they will face in the Europa League group phase, while Crystal Palace have discovered their fate in the Europa Conference League draw.

The Eagles were demoted to the Conference League following an intervention from UEFA owing to multi-club ownership rules despite winning the FA Cup last term, with Forest profiting from their misfortune.

Villa will face Fenerbahce but will not come up against Jose Mourinho, who was sacked prior to Thursday's draw. They will also host Bologna and RB Salzburg in the group phase with a trip to Feyenoord also pencilled in.

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Forest face tough games against FC Porto and Real Betis in the group phase. Their schedule also includes fixtures with Sturm Graz and FC Utrecht, both of which are away games.

Here's the full fixture lists for the British teams involved across both tournaments:

Aston Villa: Salzburg (H), Feyenoord (A), Maccabi Tel-Aviv (H), Fenerbahce (A), Young Boys (H), Basel (A), Bologna (H) and Go Ahead Eagles (A)

Nottingham Forest: Porto (H), Real Betis (A), Ferencvaros (H), Braga (A), Midtjylland (H), Sturm Graz (A), Malmo (H) and Utrecht (A)

Celtic: Roma (H), Feyenoord (A), Braga (H), Crvena Zvezda (A), Sturm Graz (H), Midtjylland (A), Utrecht (H), Bologna (A)

Rangers: Roma (H), Porto (A), Braga (H), Ferencvaros (A), Ludogorets (H), Sturm Graz (A), Genk (H) and Brann (A)

Crystal Palace: AZ Alkmaar (H), Dinamo Kyiv (A), KuPs (H), Strasbourg (A), Larnaca (H), Shelbourne (A)

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