About Europa League 2024-25
The 2024-25 edition of the UEFA Europa League is the 54th edition of the league since its inception in 1971. Initially known as the UEFA Cup, it is the second-tier football competition in Europe, with the UEFA Champions League being the first-tier and the UEFA Conference League being the third-tier tournament. The 2024-25 UEFA Europa League introduced a new format, replacing the traditional group stage with a single 36-team league phase.
The two finalists of the 2024-25 campaign, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur, will face each other at San Mames, Bilbao, Spain on May 21, 2025. Atalanta, a club from Italy, are the winners of the last edition in 2023-24. As of May 17, 2025, a total of 555 goals have been scored in the 2024-25 edition of the Europa League.
UEFA Europa League 2024-25 Format
The 2024-25 UEFA Europa League is being played by 36 clubs under a new format in place of the earlier group stage format. Each club played eight league phase games against eight different opponents, with four home and four away games. Opponents are drawn from four seeding pots based on UEFA coefficients.
The top eight teams in the league phase automatically advanced to the Round of 16. The teams who finished between ninth and 24th entered a two-legged knockout play-off round. The eight play-off winners joined the top eight in the Round of 16. Teams ranked 25th to 36th were knocked out of the competition.
UEFA Europa League 2024-25 TV Channels and Live Streaming Details
The 2024-25 UEFA Europa League games are broadcast on Sony Sports Network in India. The matches can be live streamed on the SonyLIV app in India.
Europe
| Country | Broadcasters |
| Albania | Digit-Alb, RTSH |
| Armenia | Fast Media |
| Austria | Sky Austria, Canal+, Servus TV |
| Azerbaijan | CBC Sport |
| Belarus | Okko |
| Belgium | RTBF, Telenet, Be TV |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | Arena Sport |
| Bulgaria | bTV, A1 |
| Croatia | Arena Sport |
| Cyprus | CYTA, CyBC |
| Czechia | TV Nova, Sport 1 |
| Denmark | Disney+ |
| Estonia | TV3 |
| Finland | Viaplay |
| France | Canal+ |
| Georgia | Setanta, Silknet |
| Germany | RTL |
| Gibraltar | Gibtelecom |
| Greece | Antenna TV, Cosmote TV |
| Hungary | RTL, MTVA |
| Iceland | Syn, Viaplay |
| Israel | Charlton |
| Italy | Sky |
| Kazakhstan | Qaz Sport |
| Kosovo | RTK, Artmotion |
| Latvia | TV3 |
| Liechtenstein | blue, Sky Austria, RTL |
| Lithuania | TV3 |
| Luxembourg | Be TV, RTL |
| Malta | PBS, Melita |
| Moldova | Setanta, Jurnal TV, WE SPORT TV |
| Montenegro | Arena Sport |
| Netherlands | Ziggo Sport |
| North Macedonia | Arena Sport |
| Norway | Viaplay |
| Poland | Polsat |
| Portugal | Sport TV, DAZN |
| Republic of Ireland | Saran Media, Premier Sports |
| Romania | DIGI, Clever Media |
| Russia | Okko |
| Serbia | Arena Sport |
| Slovakia | JOJ, Sport1 |
| Slovenia | Sportklub, Sport TV |
| Spain | Telefonica |
| Sweden | Disney+ |
| Switzerland | blue, SRG |
| Türkiye | TRT |
| United Kingdom | TNT Sports |
| Ukraine | Megogo |
Africa and the Middle East
| Region | Broadcasters |
| Middle East/North Africa (MENA) | beIN |
| Sub-Saharan Africa | SuperSport, New World TV |
Americas
| Country/Region | Broadcasters |
| Brazil | LiveMode, Band |
| Canada | DAZN |
| Caribbean | CPSL (Flow Sports & SportsMax) |
| Central America | Claro |
| Dominican Republic | Televideo |
| Haiti | Canal+ |
| Mexico | Fox Sports, ESPN |
| South America (excl. Brazil) | ESPN |
| Suriname | ATV |
| United States of America | Paramount+, TUDN |
Asia & Pacific
| Country/Region | Broadcasters |
| Australia | Stan Sport |
| Brunei | beIN |
| Cambodia | beIN |
| China (PRC) | iQIYI |
| Hong Kong SAR | beIN |
| Indian Sub-Continent | Sony |
| Indonesia | beIN |
| Japan | WOWOW, Fuji TV*, NTV* |
| Kyrgyzstan | Quest Media |
| Laos | beIN |
| Macau SAR | TDM |
| Malaysia | beIN |
| Mongolia | Premier Sports Network |
| Myanmar | Canal+ |
| New Zealand | DAZN |
| Pacific Islands | Digicel |
| Philippines | beIN |
| Republic of Korea | SPO TV |
| Singapore | beIN |
| Taiwan / Chinese Taipei | Elta |
| Tajikistan | Quest Media |
| Thailand | beIN |
| Turkmenistan | Quest Media |
| Uzbekistan | Quest Media |
| Vietnam | VTVCab, Viettel |
In-flight and in-ship broadcasts
Sport24
UEFA Europa League 2024-25 Sponsors
UEFA Europa League Official Global Sponsors
| Sponsor Name |
| Hankook |
| Strauss |
| Enterprise Rent-A-Car |
| Swissquote |
| Just Eat Takeaway.com |
| Lidl |
| Betano |
| Flixbus |
UEFA Europa League Official Supplier Partner
Decathlon is the official supplier partner in the UEL 2024-25.
UEFA Europa League Official Global Sponsors
| Sponsor Name |
| adidas |
| Alipay+ |
| Atos |
| Carlsberg |
| Hisense |
| Visit Qatar |
UEFA Europa League Anthem
The UEFA Europa League anthem is performed before every Europa League match in a stadium. The anthem, composed by MassiveMusic ahead of the 2018-19 season, also serves as a musical component of the opening sequence of the competition's television broadcast.
UEFA Europa League Prize Money
The share for UEFA Europa League clubs accounts for €565 million.
The performance-based prize money is as follows:
During the league phase, clubs earned €450,000 (£379,201) for each win and €150,000 (£126,400) for each draw. Progressing to the Round of 16 earned a club €1.75 million (£1.47 million), while quarter-finalists received €2.5 million (£2.11 million). Semi-finalists were awarded €4.2 million (£3.54 million). The winner will get €13 million (£10.95 million). The runners-up will pocket €7 million (£5.90 million).
FAQs on Europa League 2024-25
A. Tottenham Hotspur became the first team to win the UEFA Europa League trophy in the 1971-72 season.
A. Sevilla have won seven UEFA Europa League trophies, as of May 2025.
A. San Mames has a capacity of over 50,000.
