General view of the big screen showing the results of the UEFA Europa League round of 16 draw, Nyon, Switzerland, February 28, 2020. /VCG
Andre Silva scored twice as Eintracht Frankfurt reached the last 16 of the Europa League on Friday with a 2-2 draw, and 6-3 aggregate win, over FC Salzburg in a storm-delayed match in Austria.
Frankfurt, 4-1 winners at home, will now play Swiss side Basel in the next round.
Salzburg took the lead at the Red Bull Arena through captain Andreas Ulmer in the 10th minute but Silva headed in the equaliser in the 30th.
The home side again went back in front with a header from defender Jerome Onguene in the 71st but Portuguese striker Silva again equalised by smashing the ball into the top corner from the edge of the area with seven minutes remaining.
The match had been postponed from Thursday after a severe storm warning in the area.
UEFA Europa League round of 16 draw
UEFA General Secretary and Director of Football Giorgio Marchetti (L) and Europa League Ambassador Dietmar Hamann during the UEFA Europa League round of 16 draw, Nyon, Switzerland, February 28, 2020. /VCG
Manchester United will meet Austrian club LASK in the last 16 of the Europa League, while Wolves were pitted against Olympiakos.
United, who lifted the trophy in 2017, are one of six former champions left in the competition. The first leg will be played in Linz on March 12 with the return a week later at Old Trafford.
Austrian league leaders LASK made their group stage debut this season and secured a 3-1 aggregate win over Dutch outfit AZ Alkmaar in the last 32.
Wolves progressed to the last 16 of a major European competition for the first time since finishing runners-up in the Uefa Cup in 1971-72, after overcoming Spanish strugglers Espanyol.
Nuno Espirito Santo's side will take on an Olympiakos team that shocked Arsenal in the last round, the Greeks advancing on away goals on Thursday following a 2-1 extra-time victory in London.
Steven Gerrard's Rangers, the 2008 finalists, face Bayer Leverkusen who dumped out Porto in a clash of two former winners of the competition.
Inter Milan, winners of the tournament in 1991, 1994 and 1998, were drawn against La Liga surprise package Getafe, conquerors of last year's Champions League semi-finalists, Dutch giants Ajax Amsterdam.
Five-time former champions Sevilla face a tricky tie against Roma, while 2009 winners Shakhtar Donetsk will lock horns with Wolfsburg.
Turkey's Istanbul Basaksehir face FC Copenhagen, while Basel will be playing against Eintracht Frankfurt.
The final will be played in the Polish city of Gdansk on May 27.
(With input from agencies)