Wolves will face Greek side Olympiacos in the Europa League Round of 16 next month.
Nuno’s side cruised through to the last 16 after defeating Espanyol 6-3 on aggregate.
Olympiacos shocked Arsenal by scoring in the final minute of extra-time to progress and, as a result, will travel back to England to play Wolves.
This will be the first ever meeting between the two teams, with a place in the Europa League quarter-finals up for grabs.
Daniel Podence joined Wolves from Olympiacos less than a month ago and will be coming up against his former team.
Some Wolves fans have reacted to the draw on Twitter.
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“Podence master class”
The 24-year-old spent two years at the Greek side, scoring 13 times in 68 appearances.
Wolves were linked with Podence last summer, however a deal never materialised until the January transfer window.
The deal set Wolves back £16.9 million and the winger signed a four-and-a-half-year deal.
Podence master class incoming
— smiv (@thisacidsucks) February 28, 2020
It’s the Daniel Podence derby!!
— Philip Dawson (@PhilipBexman) February 28, 2020
Some were also optimistic about Podence as a result of brilliant performance in the second leg against Espanyol.
Nah. Podence will bag a brace and set up @DiogoJota18 for another hat-trick. We’ll be fine. #wwfc #PodenceParty #EuropaLeague 🐺⚽️👍🏻
— Spike McCormack (@PeterSpikeMac) February 28, 2020
“Do what Arsenal couldn’t!”
Arsenal were in pole position to qualify after defeating Olympiacos 1-0 at the Karaiskakis Stadium.
However, they were shocked as a Youssef El Arabi goal sent the Gunners home.
Wolves fans are hoping they can defeat Olympiacos over the two legs and avoid following in Arsenal’s steps.
Happy with that draw, show Arsenal how it’s done.
— Chris (@cpj93070) February 28, 2020
Can we do what arsenal couldn’t! #COYW #wwfc
— Tom Bebb (@TomBebbFitness) February 28, 2020
Other Wolves fans were disappointed with the draw and would have preferred to draw Arsenal.
Which would have been @Arsenal but they bottled it.
Now we have a more challenging game.— Kevin Jones 💛🖤 ^-^ (@wyndowlicker) February 28, 2020
As Olympiacos were the first team out the pot, they will be the home team in the first leg on March 12th.
The return leg will take place at Molineux on March 19th.