Post by Deleted on May 29, 2012 16:33:35 GMT 1
According to the Ronnie Gill the following is a list of places The Toon could be visiting next season. Any views on where you fancy going for a Euro Meet?
Here is a rundown of the 19 teams who will enter the competition in the play-off round alongside United:
Belgium – Lokeren
Lokeren earned their place in next season’s Europa League by winning the Belgium Cup – the first time the club has done so in their history.
Denmark – FC Midtjyllan
FC Midtjylland secured their passage to the Europa League play-off round by finishing third in the Danish Superliga.
France – Bordeaux
Bordeaux secured their Europa League play-off round place by finishing fifth in the French Ligue 1.
Germany – Stuttgart
Stuttgart ended their 2011/12 Bundesliga campaign in sixth spot, ensuring they enter the Europa League in the play-off round.
Greece – AEK Athens
AEK Athens secured Europa League football in 2012/13 after they finished fifth in the Greek Super League.
Israel – Hapoel Tel Aviv
Hapoel Tel Aviv only finished second in their domestic league, but earned Europa League football by winning the State Cup (for the third successive year).
Italy – Lazio
Lazio finished fourth in the Italian Serie A and therefore join the Europa League at the play-off round.
Holland - PSV Eindhoven
PSV Eindhoven finished the 2011/12 Eredivisie in third place, but gain access to the Europa League play-off round by winning the KNVB Cup.
Holland – AZ Alkmaar
AZ Alkmaar qualify for the Europa League play-off round by finishing fourth in the Dutch Eredivisie.
Portugal – Sporting
Sporting secured their Europa League play-off round qualification by finishing fourth in the Portuguese Primeira Liga.
Romania – Dinamo Bucharest
Despite finishing fifth in the Liga I, Dinamo Bucharest won the Romanian Cup and therefore secured Europa League play-off round football.
Russia – CSKA Moscow
Russian side CSKA Moscow finished third in the Russian Premier League and qualified for the Europa League play-off round.
Scotland – Heart of Midlothian
Hearts were the 2011/12 Scottish Cup winners which gained them access to the Europa League play-off round.
Switzerland – Luzern
Luzern qualified for the Europa League play-off round by finishing second in the Swiss Super League.
Turkey – Trabzonspor
Trabzonspor secured their Europa League play-off round place by finishing third in the Turkish Super Lig.
Ukraine – Metalist Kharkov
By finishing third in the Ukrainian Premier League, Metalist Kharkov qualified for the Europa League play-off round.
Ukraine – Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk
Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk finished fourth in the Ukrainian Premier League and therefore secured their Europa League play-off round place.
Spain – Levante
Levante finished sixth in the Spanish La Liga, but because Barcelona beat Athletic Bilbao in the Copa Del Ray final it pushed them in to the Europa League play-off round.
Other than the above we could also face a trip to one of the following...
ALL teams below enter the Europa League at the first qualification round stage, and must win three games to reach the play-off stage at which Newcastle enter the competition.
ANDORRA (875miles)
FC Santa Coloma (2nd in Andorran Primera Divisio)
FAROE ISLANDS (535miles)
EB Streymur (Faroe Islands Cup winners 2011)
LIECHTENSTEIN (721miles)
USV Eschen/Mauren (Liechtenstein Football Cup winners)
LUXEMBOURG (493miles)
Differdange 03 (4th in Luxembourg National Division)
MALTA (1,525miles)
Birkirkara (3rd in Maltese Premier League)
SAN MARINO (990miles)
La Fiorita (Coppa Titano winners)
AZERBAIJAN (2,529miles)
FK Baku (Azerbaijan Cup winners)
:: Figures shown are distance in miles from Newcastle
It almost goes as read The Mags are bound to draw Hearts in Scotland... Obviously once the actual draw is made and should The Lads qualify we will obtain an idea of other places to possibly visit in the group stage.
CWL
Here is a rundown of the 19 teams who will enter the competition in the play-off round alongside United:
Belgium – Lokeren
Lokeren earned their place in next season’s Europa League by winning the Belgium Cup – the first time the club has done so in their history.
Denmark – FC Midtjyllan
FC Midtjylland secured their passage to the Europa League play-off round by finishing third in the Danish Superliga.
France – Bordeaux
Bordeaux secured their Europa League play-off round place by finishing fifth in the French Ligue 1.
Germany – Stuttgart
Stuttgart ended their 2011/12 Bundesliga campaign in sixth spot, ensuring they enter the Europa League in the play-off round.
Greece – AEK Athens
AEK Athens secured Europa League football in 2012/13 after they finished fifth in the Greek Super League.
Israel – Hapoel Tel Aviv
Hapoel Tel Aviv only finished second in their domestic league, but earned Europa League football by winning the State Cup (for the third successive year).
Italy – Lazio
Lazio finished fourth in the Italian Serie A and therefore join the Europa League at the play-off round.
Holland - PSV Eindhoven
PSV Eindhoven finished the 2011/12 Eredivisie in third place, but gain access to the Europa League play-off round by winning the KNVB Cup.
Holland – AZ Alkmaar
AZ Alkmaar qualify for the Europa League play-off round by finishing fourth in the Dutch Eredivisie.
Portugal – Sporting
Sporting secured their Europa League play-off round qualification by finishing fourth in the Portuguese Primeira Liga.
Romania – Dinamo Bucharest
Despite finishing fifth in the Liga I, Dinamo Bucharest won the Romanian Cup and therefore secured Europa League play-off round football.
Russia – CSKA Moscow
Russian side CSKA Moscow finished third in the Russian Premier League and qualified for the Europa League play-off round.
Scotland – Heart of Midlothian
Hearts were the 2011/12 Scottish Cup winners which gained them access to the Europa League play-off round.
Switzerland – Luzern
Luzern qualified for the Europa League play-off round by finishing second in the Swiss Super League.
Turkey – Trabzonspor
Trabzonspor secured their Europa League play-off round place by finishing third in the Turkish Super Lig.
Ukraine – Metalist Kharkov
By finishing third in the Ukrainian Premier League, Metalist Kharkov qualified for the Europa League play-off round.
Ukraine – Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk
Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk finished fourth in the Ukrainian Premier League and therefore secured their Europa League play-off round place.
Spain – Levante
Levante finished sixth in the Spanish La Liga, but because Barcelona beat Athletic Bilbao in the Copa Del Ray final it pushed them in to the Europa League play-off round.
Other than the above we could also face a trip to one of the following...
ALL teams below enter the Europa League at the first qualification round stage, and must win three games to reach the play-off stage at which Newcastle enter the competition.
ANDORRA (875miles)
FC Santa Coloma (2nd in Andorran Primera Divisio)
FAROE ISLANDS (535miles)
EB Streymur (Faroe Islands Cup winners 2011)
LIECHTENSTEIN (721miles)
USV Eschen/Mauren (Liechtenstein Football Cup winners)
LUXEMBOURG (493miles)
Differdange 03 (4th in Luxembourg National Division)
MALTA (1,525miles)
Birkirkara (3rd in Maltese Premier League)
SAN MARINO (990miles)
La Fiorita (Coppa Titano winners)
AZERBAIJAN (2,529miles)
FK Baku (Azerbaijan Cup winners)
:: Figures shown are distance in miles from Newcastle
It almost goes as read The Mags are bound to draw Hearts in Scotland... Obviously once the actual draw is made and should The Lads qualify we will obtain an idea of other places to possibly visit in the group stage.
CWL
