A look at how the sides set to face British clubs in the UEFA Cup are faring in their domestic leagues.

Matches scheduled for Wednesday February 13th unless stated.

Bayern Munich (to face Aberdeen)

Werder Bremen 1-1 Bayern Munich

Bayern remain three points clear at the top of the Bundesliga after being held to a draw at second-placed Werder Bremen.

Brazilian Diego put the home side in front after just six minutes. Italian striker Luca Toni had a penalty saved before another Brazilian, Ze Roberto (pictured), finally equalised for the Bavarians.

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Atletico Madrid (to face Bolton Wanderers)

Racing Santander 0-2 Atletico Madrid

Atletico leapfrogged Espanyol and moved into fourth place with their 2-0 win in Santander.

Uruguayan striker Diego Forlan's classy second-half double was the difference between the two sides, and manager Javier Aguirre's team are back in the Champions League reckoning.

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Panathinaikos (to face Rangers)

Panathinaikos 1-0 Veria

Panathinaikos are two points ahead of Olympiacos at the top of the Greek Super League.

Austrian midfielder Andreas Ivanschitz scored to seal the win at home over lowly Veria.

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Slavia Prague (to face Tottenham Hotspur on Thursday February 14th)

Slavia remain five points clear at the top of the Gambrinus Liga, as domestic football does not resume until February 16th.

The league leaders have made five signings in the January transfer window, including Macedonian striker Goce Toleski and midfielders Marik Jarolim and Jaroslav Cerny.

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SK Brann (to face Everton)

Brann will not begin their new domestic league campaign until the end of March, giving Everton the theoretical advantage of added match fitness when the two sides meet.

The reigning Tippeligaen champions have an extra incentive to beat the Premier League high-flyers; Should they knock Everton out of the competition, and Rosenborg triumph over Fiorentina, then the two sides will meet in an all-Norwegian tie in the last 16.

Tony Mabert / Eurosport