All You Need to Know About The Europa League

Europa conference league wiki: The UEFA Europa League is the second-ranked competition in European club football. It gives non-elite teams a chance to win a major trophy and reach the UEFA Champions League qualifying round.
The UEFA Europa League features 48 teams from countries ranked fourth and fifth in their respective league — the Football Union of Iceland, the Republic of Ireland, Norway, Sweden and Finland do not have teams in the Champions League or in any other European competition.
The winner is granted a place in the qualifying rounds of the 2018–19 UEFA Champions League. Are you ready? Let’s get started!

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All You Need to Know About The Europa League

Europa conference league wiki: The UEFA Europa League is the ‘secondary’ European competition that is played alongside the UEFA Champions League. The two tournaments are linked and there are numerous benefits for clubs that take part in it. The Europa League has become famous due to its reputation of being a ‘graveyard’ for big clubs, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t worth your time if you are a fan of football. This article brings you everything you need to know about the Europa League…

What is the UEFA Europa League?

Europa conference league wiki: The UEFA Europa League is the secondary European club football competition, held every season since the 2009/10 season. It is a continental competition for football clubs in Europe. The winner is awarded a place in the UEFA Super Cup, the competition that is played between the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League winners. The competition is held alongside the UEFA Champions League, due to the fact that both tournaments’ regulations were agreed upon at the same time. The two tournaments are linked, with the winner of the Champions League receiving the trophy for both tournaments, and the runners-up of the Champions League dropping down to the UEFA Europa League. Due to the fact that the UEFA Europa League is played at a later date, the tournament is often referred to as the ‘winter’ European competition.

What are the benefits of participating in the Europa League?

Europa conference league wiki: There are multiple benefits of participating in the UEFA Europa League, most notably the financial gain. The UEFA Europa League offers greater prize money than the UEFA Champions League with the winners receiving €15 million compared to the €12 million received by the winners of the Champions League. In addition to the higher prize money, clubs will receive greater TV revenue for taking part in the Europa League. In terms of qualification for the UEFA Champions League, the top four teams from the group stage of the Europa League will go into the knockout stage of the Champions League. Therefore, clubs that participate in the Europa League stand to benefit from this as they would otherwise miss out on a place in the Champions League.

What are the awards for winning the Europa League?

Europa conference league wiki: The trophy for the Europa League is named the Henri Delaive Bowl. The first ever final was held in the Gelsenkirchen Stadium, Germany and it featured English club Fulham and Russian club Atlético Madrid. The UEFA Europa League winner will qualify for the UEFA Super Cup, a one-off match between the winner of the UEFA Champions League and the winner of the UEFA Europa League. The winner of the UEFA Europa League also qualifies for the next edition of the FIFA Club World Cup, a tournament that features the best teams from each continent in the world.

When and where is this season’s tournament played?

Europa conference league wiki: The competition is played in two groups, with teams finishing third in their domestic league (or the team that wins a playoff) entering the competition in the first round. The tournament is played across Europe and the first match is played on Thursday, September 20, and the final will be played on Wednesday, May 9, 2020. This season, the tournament is being held between September and May. The first group stage match will take place in Istanbul, Turkey, where the hosts will take on German side Eintracht Frankfurt, followed by Portuguese giants Benfica facing a tough challenge against Russian outfit Zenit St. Petersburg. The first knockout round match will also be in Turkey as Turkish champions Galatasaray will play Swiss side Young Boys.

Who’s playing and who’s qualified so far?

Europa conference league wiki: The UEFA Europa League takes place every season, with 48 teams contesting the tournament. 32 teams enter the competition through their domestic league finish (third placed team if the winner has already qualified for the UEFA Champions League), with the remaining 16 teams entering the tournament through two rounds of qualifying. There are no clear favourites for the tournament as there are all different types of teams in the competition. There are five teams from the English Premier League, three from the Italian Serie A, three from the German Bundesliga and two from the Spanish La Liga. The tournament is wide open this season with no team running away with the title. We’ve seen some major upsets in the qualifying rounds with some big clubs like Arsenal, Bayern Munich and AC Milan missing out on a place in the tournament.

The winner of the UEFA Europa League will…

Europa conference league wiki: The winner of the tournament will earn a spot in the next edition of the FIFA Club World Cup and a chance to be the best team in Europe. In addition, the team that wins the UEFA Europa League will also qualify for the UEFA Champions League. The prize money that the winner receives is nothing to scoff at either. The winners will earn €15 million, €7 million more than the team that wins the UEFA Champions League and a UEFA Super Cup spot. The runner-up will also earn a place in the next edition of the UEFA Champions League. Not only that, but the team that finishes as runners-up will also earn €7 million and a spot in the UEFA Champions League.