British clubs now know their European road ahead after the Europa League and Conference League draws, as reported by Sky Sports.
Celtic, Sunderland, Bournemouth and Crystal Palace have all been placed in the Europa League's league phase, while Brighton and Hearts will take their chances in the Conference League.
The Europa League campaign is set to kick off on September 15, giving those four English and Scottish sides an early taste of continental competition, while the Conference League phase gets underway a month later on October 15.
With Palace and Bournemouth both making appearances on the European stage, it marks a notable season for English football's chasing pack outside the traditional Champions League places, alongside Celtic's continued Scottish representation and Sunderland's return to continental action. Brighton and Hearts, meanwhile, will look to make an impression in the Conference League as the format continues to offer more clubs a route into Europe.
Full fixture details are expected to follow as the competitions approach their opening rounds.