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Dutch clubs meet Legia Warsaw, AS Roma and Zenit St Petersburg

December 15, 2014

europa league logoAmsterdam football club Ajax will meet Polish champion Legia Warsaw in the round of 32 at the Europa League.

PSV and Feyenoord have tougher prospects ahead. Feyenoord, who qualified for the knock-out stage as group leader, have drawn AS Roma while PSV will take on Zenit St Petersburg.

Ajax and PSV both play the first leg at home. Ajax’ return game in Warsaw will be played in an empty stadium because of a Uefa ban following racist chanting by Legia supporters.

The round of 32 matches take place on February 19 and 26.

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