After the playoff round draw of the new-look Europa League, here's how it impacts the round of 16, the format and the rest of the bracket.

Tottenham and Manchester United both sailed through in the Europa League to book their place in the knockout stage. In the new league phase format, the top eight teams have progressed straight through to the last-16 and avoided a two-legged knockout tie in the process.

Tottenham now know who they will face in the Europa League round of 16 following the draw in Switzerland on Friday afternoon

The Champions League last-16 draw threw up some mouth-watering ties with holders Real Madrid playing local rivals Atletico Madrid while Bayern Munich were drawn against Bundesliga title challengers Bayer Leverkusen on Friday.

Chelsea now know their potential route to the Conference League final after the draw for the next rounds of the competition took place in Switzerland. What started off as a brilliant campaign for the Blues has quickly tailed off into a mixed run of form that has seen them drop out of both domestic cup competitions as well as the Premier League top four.

Philippe Clement's Ibrox side had advanced directly into Friday's draw after finishing in the top eight following the competition's new league stage. Fenerbahce overcame Anderlecht 5-2, in their Europa League play-off tie, with the game marred by fighting among rival fans and reports of racist chanting.

Manchester United was paired with Real Sociedad in the Europa League round of 16. It will be teams' third meeting in the competition within five seasons.

Fenerbahce sealed their place in the last 16 of the Europa League with a 5-2 aggregate win over Anderlecht, having drawn 2-2 in an interrupted second leg in Belgium on Thursday, while Ajax Amsterdam scraped through against Union Saint-Gilloise.