Manchester United Face Tricky Opposition in Europa League Group Stages With Another Trip to Spain

• Manchester United will come up against Real Sociedad in the Group Stage action of the Europa League this season
• The Red Devils have a pathetic record against Spanish sides, but the group should be easy for Erik ten Hag's men to navigate
• The other teams in United's group include Sheriff Tiraspol and Omonia

Manchester United have been drawn against tricky Spanish opposition in Real Sociedad in the group stages of the Europa League.

United have often struggled against Spanish opposition in European competitions. Erik ten Hag will be hoping for better tidings this season when he takes his charges to the Reale Arena.

Last season, they were eliminated from the Champions League by Atletico Madrid. United fans will also remember the recent disheartening losses to Sevilla and Villareal

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The other sides in the group include Moldovan opposition Sheriff Tiraspol who surprised Real Madrid in the Champions League last season and Omonia from Cyprus.

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At the same time, Sports Brief has reported that Arsenal have been handed a relatively tough group in Europe's secondary competition, UEFA Europa League.

The Premier League side have been drawn in Group A alongside PSV Eindhoven, coached by former Manchester United striker Ruud Van Nistelrooy, FC Zurich and Norwegian surprise package FK Bodø / Glimt.

Having edged fierce rivals Ajax Amsterdam in the Dutch Super Cup, PSV narrowly missed out on Champions League qualification in heartbreaking circumstances but will aim to make amends in the Europa League.

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In Italy, AS Roma will face Lugodorets, Real Betis and Helsinki in the just concluded draw of the UEFA Europa League.

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Roma will enter the competition as the defending champions of the Conference League, having beaten Feyenoord in the inaugural final last season.

Jose Mourinho made history by becoming the first manager to win all the European titles and he will be attempting to win a second Europa League, having won his first with Manchester United. The final of this year's competition will take place at the Puskas Arena in Budapest.