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Conference League Play-off Draw: Crystal Palace Opponents, Date & Time

Conference League play-off draw

Conference League play-off draw

The Conference League Play-off Draw takes place on Friday, 16 January, with clubs across Europe discovering their routes to the knockout phase of the competition. The Conference League Play-off Draw will be held at the House of European Football in Nyon, Switzerland, and is scheduled to start at 12:00 GMT (13:00 CET).

Fans can follow the Conference League live via UEFA.com and through the official UEFA Conference League mobile app, which will stream the ceremony in full.

Conference League Play-off Draw: How the Format Works

Under UEFA regulations, the Conference League Play-off Draw pairs teams based on their league-phase rankings. Clubs finishing 9th to 16th are seeded, while those placed 17th to 24th are unseeded.

follows this structure:

  • 9th/10th vs 23rd/24th
  • 11th/12th vs 21st/22nd
  • 13th/14th vs 19th/20th
  • 15th/16th vs 17th/18th

This system ensures every club enters the Conference League knowing they will face one of two possible opponents.

Crystal Palace’s Potential Opponents

Conference League play-off draw
Conference League play-off draw

Crystal Palace are among the seeded sides. As a result, the Eagles will face one of the teams finishing 23rd or 24th in the league phase — either HŠK Zrinjski Mostar or SK Sigma Olomouc.

A total of 16 teams are included in the Conference League Draw, split evenly between seeded and unseeded clubs.

Unseeded teams in the Conference League Play-off Draw:

  • Drita
  • Jagiellonia
  • KuPS Kuopio
  • Noah
  • Omonoia
  • Shkëndija
  • Sigma Olomouc
  • Zrinjski

Key Dates Ahead

The Conference League sets up two-legged ties scheduled for 19 and 26 February 2026, with seeded teams hosting the second legs. Following the Round of 16, quarter-final and semi-final draws will take place on 27 February 2026.

With anticipation building, the Conference League Play-off Draw will soon determine which clubs take the next crucial step toward European glory.

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