What time is the Europa League draw today? TV channel, live broadcast and start time

There are only eight teams left in the Europa League this year – and the English contribution is huge.

Arsenal and Chelsea have both qualified for the quarterfinals as they seek to ensure European glory and a spot in the Champions League next year.

Arsenal survived a huge scare during his clash with Rennes, sinking 3-1 to go to beat them 3-0 at home and book their place on the board; the second time, they came back from a goal in two knockout matches this season.

Chelsea's tie was a little simpler. They beat Dynamo Kiev 8-0 overall, with Olivier Giroud scoring a hat trick in the second leg.

Here's everything you need to know about the Friday draw …

Which teams remain in the draw?

Arsenal (England)

Benfica (Portugal)

Chelsea (England)

Eintracht Frankfurt (Germany)

Napoli (Italy)

Slavia Prague (Czech Republic)

Valencia (Spain)

Villarreal (Spain)

When is the draw?

The draw for the quarter-finals will take place on Friday, March 15th.

It will start at 12 noon (GMT) and will be followed by the draw of the semi-finals immediately after.

Where is the draw?

The draw, as for all major UEFA competitions, is to take place in Nyon, Switzerland.

UEFA's headquarters is located on this site.

Where can I watch the draw?

If you are a subscriber of BT Sports, you can watch the draw unfold live on BT Sport 2 and BT Sport 2 HD, or via the BT Sport website and app.

Alternatively, UEFA will broadcast a live feed via its website.

You can also follow all the updates of the draw on Mirror Football's live blog.

How does the draw work?

There is no ranking or protection of the country for the draw; that means anyone can shoot anyone in the quarterfinals.

The semifinal draw that follows will allow the teams to recognize their potential path for the final in Baku.