Aston Villa

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Aston Villa manager Dean Smith: "It's a very proud moment and well deserved for Ollie [Watkins] - I have spoken glowingly about his attitude and how hard he works. I'm thrilled for him and his family, we told him that Aston Villa could be a great platform for him and so it has proved. I called him as soon as it was announced and I could tell from his voice how happy he was.

"One of the questions when I met up with him in the summer was how can you get me into the England squad but I can honestly say he has got himself into the England squad - he's worked very hard since he's been at Villa and he's a joy to work with. But just getting into the England squad won't be enough for Ollie he will want to get on the pitch for England, he'll want to start and he'll want to score goals for England. He’s one of the most hard-working individuals that I’ve worked with. Everyone at the football club is thrilled from him.

"It shows there is great progression at this club, Jack Grealish, Tyrone Mings and now Ollie and I think Gareth name checked Matt Cash and I'm sure he'll be keeping an eye on Ezri Konsa as well and we also have Ross Barkley so there's six players who could potentially get to the euros so it's a great statement of intent from this football club."

Now that both draws have been concluded, it's time to turn our attention to domestic football.

We'll be hearing from several managers ahead of a busy weekend of FA Cup quarter-final action...

Loser92: Tough tough draw for Manchester United. As they found out a few years back some of these ‘lesser’ Spanish clubs can be a bit tasty. Remember Athletic Bilbao in the Europa League at Old Trafford. They tore United apart.

Ben: All set up for a possible all English final with Arsenal V Manchester United. Very exciting.

You have to be happy with that Man Utd fans?

Arsenal will also be favourites in their tie, but Slavia Prague have already disposed of Leicester and Rangers on their way to the quarter-final.

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And we're done...

Here's the draw in full:

• Granada v MANCHESTER UNITED
• ARSENAL v Slavia Prague
• Ajax v Roma
• Dinamo Zagreb v Villarreal

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Dinamo Zagreb/Villarreal v ARSENAL/Slavia Prague

Granada/MAN UTD v Ajax/Roma

There you have it, now for the semi-final draw...

Dinamo Zagreb v Villarreal

Ajax v Roma

ARSENAL v Slavia Prague

Granada v MANCHESTER UNITED

Here we go...

Corey Holmes: Could honestly see City doing it this year tough draw but to be the best you have to beat the best

Dom: Best 3 teams left on one side of draw and Dortmund can beat anyone on their day with Haaland - the other side is bang on average - Chelsea have a great chance - I see the winner coming from a semi final between CIty and PSG or Bayern .. but this is cup football and anything can happen

The draw for the quarter-finals of the Europa League will be made shortly... The eight sides remaining in the competition are:

• Arsenal
• Manchester United
• Slavia Prague
• Dinamo Zagreb
• Ajax
• Granada
• Roma
• Villarreal

The semi-final draw will take place afterwards, as will the draw to see who is officially 'home' in the final in Gdansk, Poland.

The last-eight matches are on 8 and 15 April.

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Talking of repeats, can Paris Saint-Germain avenge last season's final defeat when they face holders Bayern Munich?

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Bayern are arguably the strongest side in the competition, but with the likes of Neymar and Kylian Mbappe in your team, anything is possible!

Sam Kershaw: As a City fan, In years gone by, I'd be wincing at that draw but honestly BRING IT ON!

Ben: That's a really tough draw for City, but I wonder if that suits them? They've been knocked out when favourites in recent seasons

Liverpool and Real Madrid met in the 2018 final when the Spanish side came out on top.

Who can forget that Sergio Ramos 'challenge' on Mohamed Salah..?

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Just 12 months after that night in Ukraine, Liverpool claimed Real's crown when they beat Spurs in the 2019 final.

The Reds will be out for revenge when the two sides meet next month...

Jose Mourinho won the Champions League with Porto in 2004 before making his mark at Chelsea...

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The Blues dumped Atletico Madrid out in the last round, and they are absolutely flying under Thomas Tuchel - but many sides have underestimated Porto at their peril before.

Just ask Cristiano and Juventus...

Man City are still on course for the unprecedented quadruple, but what plan will Pep Guardiola have in place for this man?

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Englishman Jadon Sancho will also be returning to face his former club, so I'm sure he'll have something to prove.

Tasty!