The knockout stages of the 2022/23 get underway proper this week with the first legs of the round of 16 taking place.
The eight group winners have been joined by the eight knockout play-off round victors in the last 16, with several behemoths still left in Europe's sister club competition.
The draw threw up some intriguing ties, and folk from across the globe will be intent on tuning in this Thursday. Here's how fans from Australia, Canada, and the United States can tune into the Europa League round of 16 first legs.
Kick off times in USA, Canada & Australia
Half of the Europa League round of 16 first legs will kick off at 17:45 GMT (18:45 CET) while the other half will kick off at 20:00 GMT (21:00 CET).
United States
The rights to the Europa League in the United States are held by CBS. They will stream every match until the end of the 2029/30 seasons using their Paramount+ platform. Spanish viewers can watch on Univision and TUDN.
Canada
The rights to the Europa League in Canada are held by DAZN. Every game is available live and on-demand through their platform.
Australia
The rights to the Europa League in Australia are held by Stan Sport, a streaming service part of the Stan company. It was announced they had won broadcasting rights to UEFA's three main club competitions in 2021.
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