Friday 17 March 2017 13:53, UK
Manchester United have been drawn against Belgian side Anderlecht in the Europa League quarter-finals.
Jose Mourinho, who won the competition with Porto in 2003, takes his United side to Belgium in the first leg on April 13, returning to Old Trafford on April 20.
Elsewhere in the draw, fellow Belgian side Genk face Spaniards Celta Vigo, Ajax face Schalke, and Lyon are drawn against Besiktas.
United boss Mourinho has called on the Premier League to change domestic fixture schedules for clubs involved in European competition.
Mourinho insists it is unfair his team play at Middlesbrough at noon on Sunday, having faced FC Rostov in the last 16 of the Europa League on Thursday evening.
He said: "I don't understand how we don't have any help in relation to European football. I've said this for many years. I think they don't give an S about the English teams in Europe. They simply don't care. [In] every [other] country they try to help.
"Without them and their money, the Premier League wouldn't be the Premier League - the clubs wouldn't be so rich."
Full draw:
Anderlecht v Manchester United
Celta Vigo v Genk
Ajax v Schalke
Lyon v Besiktas
The first legs of the quarter-finals will be played on April 13 and the second legs played on April 20, and the 2017 Europa League final will be played in Stockholm on May 24.
The draw for the Champions League last eight was also made earlier on Friday, with Leicester handed a tie against Atletico Madrid.
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