The Europa League and Conference League group stage draws for the 2023–24 season were made public by UEFA on Friday.

32 European teams were divided into eight groups for the two tournaments at the full draw, which took place in Monaco.

The group stage matches will start on September 21 and end on December 14—just before Christmas.

Group winners in the Europa League will advance to the round of 16 while runners-up will move to the knockout round playoffs, where they will play against the third-place Champions League sides for a place in the round of

However, third-place clubs from the Europa League will continue their journey in the Conference League knockout round playoffs, where they will play against the runners-up from the Conference League.

Winners of those ties will then progress to the last-16 where they will join the group winners from the Europa Conference League, who seal an automatic place.

The final of the Europa League will be held at the Dublin Arena, Ireland, while the final of Conference League will be held on  May 29 in Athens.

UEFA Europa League:

Group A: West Ham, Olympiacos, Freiburg, Bačka Topola

Group B: Ajax, Marseille, Brighton, AEK Athens

Group C: Rangers, Real Betis, Sparta Praha, Aris Limassol

Group D: Atalanta, Sporting CP, Sturm, Raków

Group E: Liverpool, LASK, Union SG, Toulouse

Group F: Villarreal, Rennes, M. Haifa, Panathinaikos

Group G: Roma, Slavia Praha, Sheriff, Servette

Group H: Leverkusen, Qarabağ, Molde, Häcken

UEFA Conference League

Group A: West Ham, Olympiacos, Freiburg, Bačka Topola

Group B: Gent, Maccabi Tel-Aviv FC, Zorya Luhansk, Breidablik

Group C: Dinamo Zagreb, FC Viktoria Plzen, Astana, Ballkani

Group D: Club Brugge, FK Bodø/Glimt, Besiktas, Lugano

Group E: AZ Alkmaar, Aston Villa, Legia, HSK Zrinjski

Group F: Ferencvaros, Fiorentina, Genk, Cukaricki

Group G: Frankfurt, PAOK, HJK, Aberdeen

Group H: Ludogorets, Spartak Trnava, Nordsjælland