This will mean the Eagles will have a minimum of eight guaranteed Europa League games, from matchday one to eight in the league phase.

Games all take place on Thursday nights from September to January, with the exception of matchday one which takes place across Wednesday, 24th September and Thursday, 25th September.

The top eight from the final league table go straight into the Round of 16, with those placing 9th through to 24th entering the play-off round. The bottom 12 placing teams are then eliminated.

The play-off round winners later join the teams in the Round of 16 and from there on it’s a knockout format, with each tie, bar the final, played over two legs home and away.

If you’re particularly confident off the back of Saturday, you might want to save Wednesday, 20th May in your diary.

That’s the date for the final, which will be held in the Beşiktaş Stadium in Istanbul, Turkey. Remember it’s a trophy our manager has already won once before in 2022 with Eintracht Frankfurt. Make sure you dust off those passports!