Arsenal draw Cologne in Europa League group; Everton face Lyon

English Premier League side, Arsenal, have been drawn in the same group as Bundesliga side, Cologne in the 2017-18 Europa League group stage.

They are joined by BATE Borisov and Red Star Belgrade in group H of the draw that was done in Monaco on Friday.

The other Premier League side in the continental second-tier competition, Everton, will compete in the same group as Ligue 1 giants, Lyon, alongside Atalanta and Apollon Limassol.

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Serie A giants AC Milan drew Austria Vienna, NK Rijeka and AEK Athens in group D.

Here is the full draw:

Group A: Villarreal, Maccabi Tel-Aviv, Astana, Slavia Prague

Group B: Dynamo Kiev, Young Boys, Partizan Belgrade, Skenderbeu

Group C: Braga, Ludogorets, Hoffenheim, Istanbul Basaksehir

Group D: AC Milan, Austria Vienna, NK Rijeka, AEK Athens

Group E: Lyon, Everton, Atalanta, Apollon Limassol

Group F: FC Copenhagen, Lokomotiv Moscow, Sheriff Tiraspol, FC Zlin

Group G: Viktoria Plzen, Steaua Bucharest, Hapoel Beer-Sheva, FC Lugano

Group H: Arsenal, BATE Borisov, Cologne, Red Star Belgrade

Group I: Salzburg, Marseille, Vitoria Guimaraes, Konyaspor

Group J: Athletic Bilbao, Hertha Berlin, Zorya Luhansk, Ostersunds

Group K: Lazio, Nice, Zulte Waregem, Vitesse Arnhem.

Group L: Zenit, Real Sociedad, Rosenborg, Vardar Skopje

The Europa League group stage begins on September 14, 2017.

 

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