Europa League Draw: Bayer Leverkusen, Hoffenheim and Freiburg Find Out Opponents

Monaco Draw Sets the Stage for German Contenders in Europe

The league phase matchups for the 2026/27 UEFA Europa League and UEFA Conference League have officially been drawn in Monaco.

Clubs across the continent now await the official release of fixture schedules. UEFA intends to publish the complete match calendars by Sunday.

Leverkusen Lands Marseille and Lyon in Expanded Field

Bayer Leverkusen enter the expanded Europa League league phase with a diverse slate of opponents spanning multiple European leagues.

On the road, Leverkusen will face French side Olympique Lyon, Croatian powerhouse Dinamo Zagreb, Polish club Lech Posen, and Greek side OFI Kreta.

Hoffenheim Books Premier League Trip to Crystal Palace

TSG Hoffenheim’s league phase schedule features a mix of traditional European contenders and English Premier League opposition.

Europa League Draw: Bayer Leverkusen, Hoffenheim and Freiburg Find Out Opponents
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Away from home, Hoffenheim travel to face Premier League club Crystal Palace, Greek side Olympiakos Piraeus, Belgian club RSC Anderlecht, and Greek club OFI Kreta.

Freiburg Charts Course Through Conference League

In the UEFA Conference League, the SC Freiburg face a distinct group of opponents across six matchdays.

Freiburg’s away fixtures take them to face French side AS Monaco, Turkish club Trabzonspor, and Lithuanian club FK Kauno Žalgiris.

Sunday Deadline Looms for Complete Match Calendars

While the draw ceremony in Monaco established which teams will meet during the league phase, the exact sequence of dates and kickoff times remains to be finalized. According to tournament organizers, UEFA plans to release the official match schedules to the public by Sunday.

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