The draws for the UEFA Europa League and the Conference League are in the history books as five British teams found out their eight league phase opponents.
Both Bournemouth and Sunderland will meet European royalty AC Milan in their fixture list, while Crystal Palace have been handed trips to Lyon and Besiktas.
Meanwhile, both Brighton and Hearts will welcome Monaco in the Conference League, while Celtic will take on Marseille and Benfica.
Here's how the draw played out.
Bournemouth will play European football for the first time ever after their sixth-place finish in the Premier League, while Sunderland qualified automatically for the Europa League league phase in their first season back in England's top flight, finishing seventh.
Crystal Palace could only manage a 15th place finish in the league last term, but booked their Europa League spot after their Conference League triumph, a 1-0 win over Rayo Vallecano in Leipzig in what was Oliver Glasner's final game in charge.
Brighton are the only English representation in the Conference League after cruising to a 4-0 win against Norwegian side Tromso in their two-legged playoff.
Celtic are in Pot 2 of the Europa League draw after capitulating a four-goal lead to LASK in their Champions League playoff match, making them Scotland's only representation in Europe past August this year.
In the Europa League, each team plays eight different opponents, two from each of the four pots, with four matches at home and four away. In the Conference League, teams play six opponents, one from each of the six pots, with three at home and three away.
In both cases, teams ranked 1st-8th in the league table will progress automatically, while those who finish 9th-24th will have to contest a playoff for a place in the round of 16.