Manchester City and Manchester United have both been given tough draws in the last 32 of the Europa League.
Premier League leaders City must tackle defending champions Porto, while crosstown rivals United have been paired with Ajax.
Both Manchester clubs found themselves in the Europa League after being surprisingly eliminated in the pool stages of the Champions League.
City bowed out after finishing third in Group A, behind Bayern Munich and Napoli, while United were sensationally pipped to second place in Group C by Swiss minnows Basel.
Should City go through, they will face either Sporting Lisbon or Legia Warsaw, while United would play the winners between Lokomotiv Moscow and Athletic Bilbao.
Meanwhile, Stoke, the only other English side still in the Europa League, have been drawn against Spanish club Valencia, who were denied a place in the knockout stages of the Champions League by Chelsea.
Elsewhere, Italian outfit Lazio will take on Spain’s Atletico Madrid in one of the ties of the round, while Athletic Bilbao must tackle Lokomotiv Moscow.
Udinese, who finished second to Atletico in Group I, will square up to Greece’s PAOK, who finished top of a pool which also featured Tottenham Hotspur.
The full draw:
Porto v Manchester City
Ajax v Manchester United
Lokomotiv Moscow v Athletic Bilbao
Salzburg v Metallist Kharkiv
Stoke v Valencia
Rubin Kazan v Olympiakos
AZ Alkmaar v Anderlecht
Lazio v Atletico Madrid
Steaua Bucharest v Twente
Viktoria Plzen v Schalke
Wisla Krakow v Standard Liege
Braga v Besiktas
Udinese v PAOK Salonika
Trabzonspor v PSV Eindhoven
Hannover v Brugge
Legia Warsaw v Sporting Lisbon
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