Manchester United, Wolves and Rangers will all be in today's draw for the last-16 of the Europa League.
But both Arsenal and Celtic will be watching on thinking what might have been.
Arsenal lost 2-1 on the night to Olympiakos and went out on away goals having conceded a minute from the end of extra-time at the Emirates Stadium.
Here's what Mikel Arteta had to say following our elimination from the Europa League tonight.
— Arsenal (@Arsenal) February 28, 2020
Some comical defending from Celtic saw them lose 3-1 to Copenhagen on the night, and 4-2 on aggregate.
There were no such worries for Manchester United who hammered ten-man Bruges 5-nil at Old Trafford and 6-1 on aggregate.
Matt Doherty scored for Wolves, who lost 3-2 away to Espanyol, but they went through 6-3 over the two legs.
Loan signing Odion Higalo scored his first goal for Manchester United, much to the delight of his manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
🇳🇬 Odion Ighalo 🤗
✅ First Manchester United start
✅ First Manchester United goal#UEL pic.twitter.com/R6iM0w6WM3— UEFA Europa League (@EuropaLeague) February 27, 2020
Meanwhile, on the domestic front, the two best sides in the country renew acquaintances this evening.
Champions Dundalk make their first trip of the season to Tallaght Stadium to face last season's cup-winners Shamrock Rovers in the League of Ireland Premier Division.
Elsewhere tonight, Bohemians seek a third win in a row when they travel to Derry City.
There's a Dublin derby at Tolka Park with Shelbourne entertaining St. Patrick's Athletic.
Cork City seek a first point of the campaign when they welcome Finn Harps to Turner's Cross.
It's a huge Friday in the Premier Division 🔥
👉 🔝2⃣ head-to-head
👉 2⃣ European clubs head-to-head
👉 #DublinDerby in Tolka
👉 Unbeaten Harps take on @CorkCityFC
It promises to be a huge night in the Premier Division! #LOI | #GreatestLeagueInTheWorld pic.twitter.com/2bCn2Zyx5Z— SSE Airtricity League (@SSEAirtricityLg) February 27, 2020
In the First Division, Cabinteely go to Athlone
Bray host Wexford,
Drogheda take on Longford
And UCD play Cobh Ramblers.
All matches kick off at 7.45.
Cross channel, Leicester City are looking for a first Premier League win in more than a month tonight.
Brendan Rodgers' Foxes are away to bottom side Norwich City, with kick off at 8.
