The “Double-Headed Eagle” were the first team to come out of the pot during Monday’s play-off draw in Nyon. After dispatching AEL Limassol and Minsk, Pablo García’s pupils have been paired with Tottenham Hotspur.

The English side finished second in their UEFA Youth League group, trailing Barcelona by two, but also two points ahead of third-placed Inter.

The eight teams from the Domestic Champions path have been drawn at home to the eight UEFA Champions League path group runners-up in one-off ties. PAOK will host Tottenham Hotspur on 19/20 February in Toumba Stadium.