Europa League draw guide: Time, date of fixtures, teams and seedings... all you need to know about the round of 32 stage 

The Europa League will have an added spice in the round of 32 stage after Manchester United crashed out of the Champions League by finishing third in their group.

Louis van Gaal's United join fellow Premier League sides Liverpool and Tottenham in the next round of the Europa League. 

Gary Neville's Valencia could be drawn against United in the next round as the Spanish outfit are not one of the four seeded Champions League sides who have dropped into Europe's second-tier competition. 

Remember, the winner of this season's Europa League will automatically qualify for the Champions League. 

Here, Sportsmail provides you with all the information you need to know ahead of Monday's draw. 

Which teams are through to the next round?

Group A - Molde (Winner), Fenerbahce (Runner up)

Group B - Liverpool (Winner), Sion (Runner up)

Group C - Krasnodar (Winner), Borussia Dortmund (Runner up)

Group D - Napoli (Winner), Midtjylland (Runner up)

Group E - Rapid Vienna (Winner), Villarreal (Runner up)

Group F - Sporting Braga (Winner), Marseille (Runner up)

Group G - Lazio (Winner), St Etienne (Runner up)

Group H -  Lokomotiv Moscow (Winner), Sporting Lisbon (Runner up)

Group I - Basel (Winner), Fiorentina (Runner up)

Group J - Tottenham (Winner), Anderlecht (Runner up)

Group K - Schalke (Winner), Sparta Prague (Runner up) 

Group L - Athletic Bilbao (Winner), Augsburg (Runner up)

Champions League sides who have dropped into the Europa League

Porto, Olympiacos, Manchester United, Bayer Leverkusen, Sevilla, Valencia, Galatasaray, Shakhtar Donetsk 

Manchester United, Tottenham and Liverpool will all be in Monday afternoon's Europa League draw 

The three English sides join the likes of Valencia, Dortmund and Fiorentina in the round of 32 draw

Seedings explained

The 12 group winners will be joined by the four seeded Champions League sides – including Manchester United – in one pot. 

The 12 who finished in second and the four unseeded Champions League sides – including Neville's Valencia – will be in the other pot.

The round of 32 stage will consist of 16 ties, with the sides coming from the two aforementioned pots. 

There are just two restrictions in the next round, teams from the same country cannot play each other in the round of 32 and cannot be drawn against a side which progressed with them in the group stage.

Which of the Champions League teams who have dropped down are seeded? 

Manchester United are among the seeded teams so they cannot be paired with a side which won their Europa League group. They can meet Valencia, who also dropped out of the Champions League.

Seeded sides: Porto, Olympiacos, Manchester United, Bayer Leverkusen

Unseeded sides: Sevilla, Valencia, Galatasaray, Shakhtar Donetsk

Manchester United will be hoping to bounce back from their elimination from the Champions League

Best case draw for Manchester United, Liverpool and Tottenham?

Manchester United will be hoping they are paired with a side which does not require a lengthy journey for the away leg. Sion would be a comfortable tie for the Red Devils.

Liverpool and Tottenham would fancy their chances against Danish outfit Midtjylland. 

Worst case draw for Manchester United, Liverpool and Tottenham? 

All three English clubs will want to avoid Borussia Dortmund. Jurgen Klopp would be set for an emotional return to the Westfalenstadion if Liverpool were paired with his former side. 

Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool could be paired with former side Borussia Dortmund in the next round 

So, when is the Europa League draw?

The draw takes place on Monday, December 14 at 12pm (GMT). 

The 32 remaining Europa League sides will be hoping they can end Sevilla's two-year dominance

And where will it take place?

The round of 32 draw will take place at UEFA's headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland.

When are the round of 32 fixtures scheduled for?

Round of 32, first leg: Thursday 18 February 2016

Second leg: Thursday 25 February 2016

Make sure you follow our live coverage of the Europa League draw and check out Sportsmail for all the very best reaction on Monday afternoon.