2025/26 Europa League Guide: Groups, Predictions, and Where to Watch Europe’s Second Competition!

Renowned European teams, breathtaking matches, and UEFA stars on the pitch. The 2025/26 Europa League’s League Phase kicks off this Wednesday, September 24, opening the first of eight rounds — and plenty of opportunities for responsible Sports Betting!

This is the 55th edition of the continental tournament, which started under the name UEFA Cup and was rebranded 17 years ago. A total of 36 teams will battle for a place in the grand final on May 20, 2026, at Besiktas Stadium in Istanbul.

There’s still a long way to go until the knockout stage, which begins in January, and a lot of football to be played until then. To help you plan and follow every match, we’ve put together this complete guide to help you place your bets.

Remember: all Odds used in this guide serve only as an indicator of favoritism and change over time — especially in such a long competition. They are meant solely to help you understand the favorites and plan your predictions based on your own research. Agreed? Then let’s dive in!

Format, Rules, and Information About 2025/26 the Europa League

This will be the second year of the Europa League under the current format: the Group Stage is now history, replaced by the League Phase. Instead of dividing teams into groups of four with home-and-away games, all 36 clubs will play eight matches in this stage, with points counting toward a single league table.

All fixtures were drawn at the Grimaldi Forum in Monaco using the Swiss System — the same used in eSports and Chess — to ensure teams face opponents of similar strength. Each team was placed in one of four pots based on UEFA’s coefficient and faced two opponents from each:

• Pot 1: Roma (9th), Porto (18th), Rangers (25th), Feyenoord (26th), Lille (31st), Dinamo Zagreb (38th), Real Betis (40th), Red Bull Salzburg (44th), and Aston Villa (46th).
• Pot 2: Fenerbahçe (47th), Braga (48th), Red Star Belgrade (50th), Lyon (51st), PAOK (52nd), Viktoria Plzen (56th), Ferencváros (57th), Celtic (59th), and Maccabi Tel-Aviv (60th).
• Pot 3: Young Boys (62nd), Basel (66th), Midtjylland (67th), Freiburg (74th), Ludogorets Razgrad (76th), Nottingham Forest (New), Sturm Graz (81st), FCSB (84th), and Nice (87th).
• Pot 4: Bologna (89th), Celta de Vigo (New), Stuttgart (102nd), Panathinaikos (111th), Malmö (118th), Go Ahead Eagles (123rd), Utrecht (New), Genk (141st), and Brann (141st).

After the eight matches, the knockout stage begins with home-and-away ties determined by draw. The top eight finishers in the League Phase go directly to the Round of 16, while teams ranked 9th to 16th will play a Playoff for a spot. From there, the format continues as usual, culminating in a single-match final.

2025/26 Europa League’s Calendar

League Phase:

• First Round: September 24–25
• Second Round: October 2
• Third Round: October 23
• Fourth Round: November 6
• Fifth Round: November 27
• Sixth Round: December 11
• Seventh Round: January 22
• Eighth Round: January 29

Playoffs:

• Draw: January 30
• First Leg: February 19
• Second Leg: February 26

Round of 16:

• Draw: February 27
• First Leg: March 12
• Second Leg: March 19

Quarterfinals:

• First Leg: April 9
• Second Leg: April 16

Semifinals:

• First Leg: April 30
• Second Leg: May 7

Final:

• Single match on May 20

Where to Watch the 2025/26 Europa League

After a year, Band has given up broadcasting the Europa League on free-to-air TV. In Brazil, you now have three options to watch the tournament: ESPN on cable TV, Disney+ via streaming, and CazéTV on YouTube.

Can You Bet on the Europa League 2025/26?

The Europa League is among the sports competitions authorized by the SPA (Secretariat of Prizes and Betting) to receive wagers in Brazil, as established by Ordinance MESP 125/2024. That means you can visit the 2025/26 Europa League’s page at Blaze and plan your bets responsibly!

But before you head there, check out everything you need to know about each of the 36 participating teams below:

Aston Villa

With consistent finishes in the Premier League qualification spots over the last three seasons, Aston Villa enters this edition of the Europa League with confidence. The English side secured its place by finishing last season in 6th place, two spots below the previous year, which had earned them a Champions League berth.

Manager

Unai Emery

Best Finish

Quarterfinals (1977/78 and 1997/98)

Expectation

The Villains begin the season as major contenders for the Europa League title, with odds of 7.0 to win their second continental trophy. Back to their old competitive level, the English arrive confident after a strong Champions League campaign last year.

Basel

Swiss champion Basel initially planned their season around the Champions League, but an elimination to Copenhagen in the qualifiers changed those plans. In the League Phase, the team will aim at least to replicate its 2012/13 run, when it reached the semifinals.

Manager

Ludovic Magnin

Best Finish

Semifinals (2012/13)

Expectation

Basel is far from being a title favorite, with odds of 23.0 and eleven teams ranked higher. The most realistic expectation is to fight for a direct Round of 16 spot, with odds of 3.5 making it a reasonable goal — and the team is unlikely to miss out on the Playoffs, as the market projects a probable 12th place finish.

Bologna

Despite underperforming in both the Champions League and Serie A, Bologna is coming off its first trophy in three decades: the Coppa Italia, won after a 1-0 victory over Milan. That triumph earned the team a Europa League place, and the dream is to make an impression on the continental stage.

Manager

Vincenzo Italiano

Best Finish

Semifinals (1998/99)

Expectation

Twenty-seven years after their best Europa League run, the Italians are tied with Nottingham Forest and Porto as the fourth team with the best title chances: odds of 11.0. With odds of 2.0 for a direct Round of 16 qualification, Bologna has a solid chance of skipping the Playoffs to reach the knockouts.

Braga

Braga finished 4th in the Portuguese League and therefore entered the Europa League second qualifying round. Their journey to the League Phase included a narrow 1-0 extra-time win against Levski Sofia, a 4-1 aggregate victory over Cluj, and two heavy wins against Gibraltar’s Lincoln Red Imps, totaling 9-1.

Manager

Carlos Vicens

Best Finish

Runner-up (2010/11)

Expectation

Winning the Europa League looks like a distant dream for the Portuguese at this stage of the season: odds of 40.0 put Braga level with Red Bull Salzburg and Panathinaikos in 16th place in the rankings — meaning even making the Playoffs may be difficult.

Brann

As Norwegian league runners-up, Brann had the chance to enter the Champions League, but fell at the very first hurdle in the second qualifying round against Austria’s Red Bull Salzburg. Sent to the Europa League third qualifying round, they eliminated Swedish side BK Häcken and then crushed Cyprus’ AEK Larnaca 6-1 in the playoffs.

Manager

Freyr Alexandersson

Best Finish

Round of 32 (2007/08)

Expectation

Brann is expected to fight for a Playoff spot, but will need to upset stronger teams to get there. With odds of 8.5 to finish in the League Phase top eight, the Norwegians rank 20th in the betting market before this stage begins.

Celta de Vigo

After eight years away from European competition, Celta de Vigo had its best La Liga finish last season. A 7th place finish — their best since 2015/16 when they finished 6th — earned them qualification for this year’s Europa League.

Manager

Claudio Giráldez

Best Finish

Semifinals (2016/17)

Expectation

Celta de Vigo has a strong chance of directly qualifying for the Round of 16, with odds of 2.25 to finish in the League Phase top eight. They are also ranked 8th in the title race, with odds of 15.0.

Celtic

Celtic once again secured the Scottish league title and earned a place in the Champions League playoff round. Unfortunately, they were eliminated by Kazakhstan’s Kairat and lost the chance to be Scotland’s sole representative in UEFA’s top competition — and, like their rivals Rangers, will now play in the Europa League.

Manager

Brendan Rodgers

Best Finish

Runner-up (2002/03)

Expectation

Celtic does not enter the Europa League among the favorites, with odds of 26.0 — ranking 14th in the title market. Their more realistic goal is simply to reach the knockouts, with odds of 3.7 making a Playoff spot the likely outcome.

Dinamo Zagreb

Second place in the Croatian league earned Dinamo Zagreb a direct berth in the Europa League League Phase for 2025/26. With modest expectations, the team will aim for a knockout spot, though it’s seen as unlikely.

Manager

Mario Kovačević

Best Finish

Quarterfinals (2021/22)

Expectation

Winning the tournament or even reaching the knockouts would be considered a major feat for Dinamo Zagreb. With odds of 12.0 to finish the League Phase with a direct Round of 16 spot, the Croatians rank 32nd — in other words, expectations are very low.

Red Star Belgrade

Red Star Belgrade, or Crvena zvezda in Serbian, has dominated domestically, winning the last eight Serbian league titles. The team entered the Champions League second qualifying round and advanced past Lincoln Red Imps with a 6-1 aggregate.

They then beat Poland’s Lech Poznań 4-2 but exited in the playoff round after losing to Pafos. As a result, they landed in the Europa League League Phase.

Manager

Vladan Milojević

Best Finish

Runner-up (1978/79)

Expectation

It has been nearly 50 years since Red Star’s only Europa League final, and the drought is expected to continue. With odds of 21.0 for a direct Round of 16 qualification, projections suggest the Serbians will finish ahead of only three teams.

FCSB

Inheriting the sporting legacy of Steaua Bucharest, FCSB won the Romanian league and entered the Champions League first qualifying round. They narrowly eliminated Andorra’s Inter, winning 3-1 before losing 2-1 for a 4-3 aggregate. In the second round, however, they lost twice to North Macedonia’s Shkëndija.

That sent them to the Europa League third qualifying round, where they beat Kosovo’s Drita (3-2 and 3-1). In the playoff round, FCSB defeated Scotland’s Aberdeen 5-2 on aggregate.

Manager

Elias Charalambous

Best Finish

Semifinals (2005/06)

Expectation

Far from their glory days, the Romanian side enters the League Phase as an underdog. With odds of 12.0 to finish in the top eight, even a Playoff spot seems unlikely, as 28 other teams are ranked higher.

Fenerbahçe

Fenerbahçe’s path to the 2025/26 Europa League began in the Champions League qualifiers. As Turkish runners-up, the team entered in the third qualifying round and knocked out Feyenoord, overturning a 2–1 first-leg loss with a 5–2 win in the return. However, in the playoff round they fell to Benfica by the simplest scoreline in football, and moved into the League Phase of Europe’s second competition — with a new head coach after José Mourinho’s dismissal.

Manager

Domenico Tedesco

Best Finish

Semifinals (2012/13)

Expectation

Becoming the first Turkish club to win the Europa League is a tough ask for Fenerbahçe: odds of 30.0 place the team behind 14 others in the race to lift the trophy in Istanbul. Therefore, odds of 4.0 to finish the League Phase in the top eight suggest they have a good chance of at least making the Playoffs.

Ferencváros

Current Hungarian champions Ferencváros advanced through the Champions League second qualifying round by eliminating Armenia’s Noah, then got past Bulgaria’s Ludogorets Razgrad. In the playoff round, though, they lost to Qarabağ and dropped into the Europa League.

Manager

Robbie Keane

Best Finish

Semifinals (1971/72)

Expectation

The Hungarians enter the League Phase as likely supporting cast. With odds of 25.0 to secure a direct Round of 16 berth, Ferencváros sits tied with Maccabi Tel-Aviv and Sturm Graz at the bottom of the ranking.

Feyenoord

Entering directly in the Champions League third qualifying round after finishing 3rd in the Eredivisie, Feyenoord bowed out at the first hurdle — to Fenerbahçe. That left a continental opportunity in the Europa League.

Manager

Robin van Persie

Titles

2 (1973/74 and 2001/02)

Expectation

Despite their continental pedigree, the Dutch side does not start as a Europa League title favorite. Odds of 3.5 for a top-eight finish make Feyenoord a likely Playoff qualifier, behind 12 other teams.

Freiburg

Freiburg matched their best-ever Bundesliga finish again, taking 5th place. That part of the table grants direct access to the Europa League League Phase and a chance to rejoin the international stage.

Manager

Julian Schuster

Best Finish

Round of 16 (twice: 2022/23 and 2023/24)

Expectation

Freiburg has every chance to match its best performances, having twice reached the Round of 16 in the last decade. The realistic goal is to do so without needing the Playoffs, though nine teams are better priced for a direct berth.

Genk

Among those who needed Europa League qualifying, Genk had one of the smoother paths. Third in Belgium in 2024/25, they entered in the playoff round: a rout in the first leg set the tone even though they lost the second, defeating Poland’s Lech Poznań 6–3 on aggregate.

Manager

Thorsten Fink

Best Finish

Quarterfinals (2016/17)

Expectation

Not expected to contend for the title, Genk’s aim is at least to reach the knockouts. However, odds of 9.0 to finish in the top eight suggest difficulty, projecting the Belgians around 22nd — the same chance as five other teams.

Go Ahead Eagles

Go Ahead Eagles had only four trophies in their history — all Dutch league titles, the most recent in 1933. Last season, the Deventer club broke the drought by winning the KNVB Cup, qualifying for continental competition for the first time in the modern era.

Manager

Melvin Boel

Best Finish

First qualifying round (2015/16)

Expectation

Debuting in the League Phase, Go Ahead Eagles are seen as underdogs, and reaching the knockouts is considered unlikely. Odds of 12.0 mean only four teams have fewer chances of securing a direct Round of 16 spot.

Lille

Lille is the first French team to qualify directly for the 2025/26 Europa League, thanks to last season’s 5th-place finish in Ligue 1. Direct Champions League berths go to the top three, with 4th entering qualifying.

Manager

Bruno Genesio

Best Finish

Round of 16 (2004/05, 2005/06, and 2009/10)

Expectation

A French stalwart, Lille has never gone beyond the Europa League Round of 16. A title run looks difficult with odds of 20.0 and ninth in the title pecking order, though odds of 3.0 to finish the League Phase in the top eight make at least a Playoff berth a realistic target.

Ludogorets Razgrad

As Bulgarian champions, Ludogorets Razgrad entered the Champions League first qualifying round. They started well, getting past Belarus’ Dinamo Minsk and then Croatia’s Rijeka, but fell to Hungary’s Ferencváros. Relegated to the Europa League Playoffs, they ousted North Macedonia’s Shkëndija to clinch their spot.

Manager

Rui Mota

Best Finish

Round of 16 (2013/14)

Expectation

The Bulgarians will need to work hard to reach the knockouts, as odds of 12.0 to make the League Phase top eight place them 29th among contenders for those berths.

Lyon

France’s second direct entrant to the Europa League League Phase is the 6th-place finisher — Lyon. They held onto this spot and their berth after navigating financial fair play controversy, and will compete in Europe.

Manager

Paulo Fonseca

Best Finish

Semifinals (2016/17)

Expectation

Despite some off-field turbulence, the storied Lyon side is viewed as one of the strongest candidates for a smooth League Phase: odds of 1.9 make them the fifth-likeliest club to clinch a direct Round of 16 berth.

Maccabi Tel-Aviv

Israeli champions Maccabi Tel-Aviv entered the Champions League second qualifying round and were immediately eliminated by Cyprus’ Pafos. Switching competitions, they beat Malta’s Ħamrun Spartans in the Europa League third qualifying round and Ukraine’s Dynamo Kyiv in the Playoff round.

Manager

Žarko Lazetić

Best Finish

Round of 32 (2013/14 and 2020/21)

Expectation

Playing away from home due to the war, the Israelis are expected to be bit-part players in the Europa League — and rank among the biggest underdogs alongside Ferencváros and Sturm Graz. Odds of 25.0 make Maccabi Tel-Aviv a likely cellar-dweller in the League Phase — brace yourself.

Malmö

Malmö won another Swedish title and started in the Champions League first qualifying round. Things looked fine after beating Iberia in the opener and Latvia’s RFS thereafter. But after a scoreless first leg, they were thrashed 5–0 by Copenhagen. In the Europa League Playoffs, the Swedes beat Czech side Sigma Olomouc 5–0 on aggregate.

Manager

Henrik Rydström

Best Finish

Round of 32 (2018/19 and 2019/20)

Expectation

Despite having played a Champions League final and boasting continental history, Malmö will have to scrap to reach the knockouts. Odds of 9.0 for a direct Round of 16 berth mean 21 teams open ahead of them in expectations — quite the challenge.

Midtjylland

Midtjylland finished Danish runners-up and entered the Europa League second qualifying round. Step by step, the Nordic side claimed a League Phase spot by eliminating Scotland’s Hibernian, Norway’s Fredrikstad, and Finland’s KuPS.

Manager

Mike Tullberg

Best Finish

Round of 32 (2015/16)

Expectation

A young club, Midtjylland is still building its continental résumé and remains far from title contention — with odds of 70.0. A Playoff berth is a more realistic aim, though odds of 10.0 show it won’t be easy.

Nice

Fourth place in Ligue 1 grants a spot in the Champions League qualifiers. Nice finished in that position and fought for a chance to stay in Europe’s elite competition, but lost twice 2–0 to Benfica and dropped into the Europa League.

Manager

Franck Haise

Best Finish

Round of 32 (2017/18)

Expectation

With no standout campaigns in the Europa League, Nice is likely to struggle again. The French side should fight for a Round of 16 berth; odds of 4.0 to finish the League Phase among the top eight suggest they can at least make the Playoffs.

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest has won the Champions League twice but endured tough years in the second division and is becoming competitive again. A few months ago, seventh place in the Premier League would have sent the Reds to the Conference League, but Crystal Palace lost the Europa League spot due to shared ownership with Lyon — which switched the English club’s competition.

Manager

Ange Postecoglou

Best Finish

Semifinals (1983/84)

Expectation

Coached by the reigning Europa League champion, Nottingham Forest starts the campaign dreaming of the title: odds of 11.0 make the Reds the fourth-likeliest winners. That implies a smooth League Phase and a direct spot in the Round of 16.

Panathinaikos

Greek runners-up Panathinaikos played the Champions League second qualifying round and were eliminated by Rangers. In the Europa League third qualifying round, they beat Shakhtar Donetsk on penalties after two goalless draws, and finally knocked out Turkey’s Samsunspor.

Manager

Rui Vitória

Best Finish

Quarterfinals (1987/88 and 2002/03)

Expectation

It’s been 15 years since Panathinaikos reached the Europa League knockouts. That drought could end, though they will likely need the Playoffs: odds of 7.5 to crack the top eight place them behind 18 other teams.

PAOK

Another Greek side in the competition is PAOK. Unlike their domestic rivals, they finished third in the Greek league and went straight to the Europa League third qualifying round. An extra-time goal in the second leg eliminated Austria’s Wolfsberger, then they thrashed Croatia’s Rijeka 5–0 in the return leg after a narrow first-leg defeat in the Playoffs.

Manager

Răzvan Lucescu

Best Finish

Round of 32 (2010/11, 2011/12, 2013/14, and 2016/17)

Expectation

Like their compatriots, PAOK is unlikely to contend for the title and must battle for a knockout berth. With odds of 9.0 for a direct place in the knockouts, they sit tied with six other teams for 22nd.

Porto

There was little mystery or difficulty in Porto’s qualification for the 2025/26 Europa League. The Dragons simply finished third in the Portuguese League and comfortably entered the tournament’s main phase.

Manager

Francesco Farioli

Titles

2 (2002/03 and 2010/11)

Expectation

A two-time Europa League champion, Porto begins the season trying to ease internal turmoil and heavy pressure. Title odds of 11.0 place the Portuguese side tied with three others as the fourth-favorite to lift the trophy.

Rangers

Like their biggest rivals, Rangers fell in the Champions League qualifiers and will have to “settle” for the Europa League. Scottish runners-up, they take the field with memories of the 2022 final and dreams of reaching Istanbul — despite being in transition.

Manager

Russell Martin

Best Finish

Runners-up (2007/08 and 2021/22)

Expectation

Rangers are 65.0 to win their first continental title, so the more realistic aim is at least to reach the knockouts. However, odds of 9.0 place them in the cluster of teams tied for 22nd in the top-eight market, meaning they’ll need to fight hard to make the Playoffs.

Real Betis

Conference League runners-up, Real Betis look to bounce back from that disappointment and show why Spain excels in UEFA tournaments. The Verdiblancos from Seville finished sixth in La Liga 2024/25.

Manager

Manuel Pellegrini

Best Finish

Round of 16 (2005/06, 2013/14, 2021/22, and 2022/23)

Expectation

Keep an eye on Betis: they’re among the main title candidates with odds of 10.0, behind only Aston Villa and Roma. That means the dream of going beyond the Round of 16 has a solid chance of coming true.

Red Bull Salzburg

RB Salzburg were Austrian runners-up last season. In the Champions League second qualifying round, they beat Brann but were then eliminated by Brugge. As a consolation, they entered the Europa League League Phase.

Manager

Thomas Letsch

Best Finish

Runners-up (1993/94)

Expectation

Red Bull Salzburg sits in a gray area: odds of 6.0 to earn a direct Round of 16 spot suggest they’re more likely headed for the Playoffs. That implies a potential 18th-place finish in the League Phase, making a knockout berth tricky.

Roma

Roma qualified directly for the Europa League League Phase through Serie A, finishing the 2024/25 season in fifth place.

Manager

Gian Piero Gasperini

Best Finish

Runners-up (1990/91 and 2022/23)

Expectation

Will Roma fall just short again? The odds say Gasperini could claim the title two years on, with 9.0 placing them just behind Aston Villa. So yes, there’s reason to dream of a big year.

Sturm Graz

Sturm Graz won a fifth Austrian title in 2024/25 and chased a Champions League berth, reaching the playoff round. However, a 5–0 hammering by Norway’s Bodø/Glimt in the first leg wasn’t overturned by a 2–1 win in the return, sending them to the Europa League.

Manager

Jürgen Säumel

Best Finish

Quarterfinals (1983/84)

Expectation

Sturm Graz is unlikely to approach their best-ever run from over 40 years ago. With odds of 25.0 to finish among the top eight in the League Phase, they’ll probably spend another year as supporting cast.

Stuttgart

A fourth DFB-Pokal — the German Cup — handed Stuttgart a direct Europa League League Phase berth. That was crucial, as slipping from Bundesliga runners-up in 2023/24 to ninth in 2024/25 would have left them empty-handed.

Manager

Sebastian Hoeneß

Best Finish

Runners-up (1988/89)

Expectation

With a solid, competitive setup, the Germans are well placed to reach the knockouts. Odds of 2.7 for a direct Round of 16 berth project Stuttgart around ninth, meaning at minimum a Playoff spot is a realistic target.

Utrecht

After five years away, Utrecht return to the Europa League. The Dutch side entered in the second qualifying round after finishing fourth domestically. They beat Moldova’s Sheriff Tiraspol, then Switzerland’s Servette, and finally Bosnia’s Zrinjski Mostar.

Manager

Ron Jans

Best Finish

Group Stage (2004/05 and 2010/11)

Expectation

It won’t be easy, but Utrecht can certainly fight for a Europa League knockout berth. They are another club priced at 9.0 to finish in the top eight; a projected 22nd-place finish shows how challenging that goal will be.

Viktoria Plzeň

As Czech runners-up, Viktoria Plzeň hit the ground running in the 2025/26 Champions League second qualifying round, knocking out Servette. Rangers prevailed in the next round, sending the Czechs to the Europa League.

Manager

Miroslav Koubek

Best Finish

Round of 16 (2012/13, 2013/14, 2017/18, and 2024/25)

Expectation

Viktoria Plzeň shares Utrecht’s 9.0 price for a direct Round of 16 spot. The same logic applies: they’ll be in the mix for a Playoff berth — but it will be a challenge.

Young Boys

Young Boys had only one qualifying step to reach the Europa League. As Switzerland’s third-place finisher, they went straight to the Playoff round. Without much drama on the scoreboard, they beat Slovakia’s Slovan Bratislava twice, first 1–0 and then 3–2.

Manager

Giorgio Contini

Best Finish

Round of 16 (2020/21)

Expectation

After a few seasons without reaching the knockouts, Young Boys should aim for a Playoff berth. Odds of 8.5 place them behind 19 other clubs in the race to be among the League Phase’s top eight — they’ll have to work hard.

Who are the favorites in the 2025/26 Europa League?

With the teams in mind, here are the best Europa League 2025/26 odds. Of course, odds can change throughout the competition. On- and off-field factors influence team performance, so keep an eye on the news and watch the matches.

Who will be champion?

It’s still early to call, but some teams take the field with a measure of favoritism. Aston Villa, for example, has the shortest odds to lift this season’s Europa League trophy at 7.0. Roma follows at 9.0. At 10.0 comes Real Betis, followed by three clubs tied at 11.0: Nottingham Forest, Bologna, and Porto.

Which country will take the trophy?

The 2025/26 Europa League title race should come down to Italy and England, home of the last two champions — Atalanta in 2023/24 and Tottenham in 2024/25. Each nation has two teams among the five leading contenders, with England slightly ahead thanks to Aston Villa’s favoritism.

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