THE 16 teams left in the Champions League have been confirmed and are now set to learn their fate.
England has become the first country in the competition’s history to have FIVE teams make it to the spring and now Liverpool, Man United, Man City, Chelsea and Spurs will find out their opponents.
The draw for the Champions League last-16 will take place next weekEPA
When is the Champions League draw?
Once the group stages have been finalised the draw will be made for the Champions League last-16.
It will be held on Monday, 11 December in at Uefa HQ in Nyon, Switzerland.
The draw will start at 11am GMT, which is 12pm CET.
What TV channel is showing the Champions League draw?The draw is being shown across the continent.
EuroSport 2 will be providing coverage for UK footy fans.
Their programme will begin at 11am GMT.
You can also follow all the action as the balls are drawn on the SunSport live blog.
Real Madrid have won the competition three out of the last four yearsGetty
When do the Champions League last-16 matches taking place?
Europe’s elite competition will take a break until the new year following this week’s matches.
The eight Champions League last-16 ties will take place over four days.
The first-leg games will take place on 13/14 and 20/21 February with the second-legs held on 6/7 and 13/14 March.
All sixteen teams have been decided with the group winners seeded and the runners-up unseeded.
Group winners
Manchester United
PSG
Liverpool
Tottenham
Besiktas
Manchester City
Barcelona
Roma
Runners-up
Basel
Bayern Munich
Chelsea
Juventus
Real Madrid
Sevilla
Shakhtar Donetsk
Porto
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Premier League clubs sides cannot be drawn against each other, or teams from any of the same countries, in the first knockout round.
Teams from the same group cannot be pulled out of the hat against each other either.
Group winners winners will be drawn against sides who finished second (not from the same country or group as them).
The group winners will also play the first-leg away.
Teams that advance to the quarter-final can be drawn against domestic rivals.
SAM ALLARDYCE will make his first major Everton signing by tying Jonjoe Kenny to a new contract.
The 20-year-old right-back is set to finalise talks on a fresh deal, with his current terms running out at the end of next season.
Sam Allardyce will sign youngster Jonjoe Kenny to a new deal for his first major signing as Everton bossGetty - Contributor
Big Sam will make the youngster a key player after his breakthrough into the first-team this season.
England Under-21 star Kenny started ten matches before last week’s Europa League trip to Apollon Limassol to rest for today’s Merseyside derby.
Kenny, who has been at Goodison since he was nine, has also been impressed with Allardyce’s since taking the reins from David Unsworth, who he worked with in the Academy.
Kenny said: “He has come in with his own ideas and everyone has taken to them.”
Jonjoe Kenny has been at Everton since he was nine and broke into the first-team this seasonGetty - Contributor
“The backroom staff he has brought in have been brilliant and we’ve kicked on.”
Dominic Calvert-Lewin will also be rewarded with a new deal just seven months after he signed a new one.
Calvert-Lewin has been thrust into more first-team action than expected after Everton failed to bring in a new striker in the summer, leading the line in 15 Premier League games and the club want to him reward him for his progress.
MADRID — Alaves defeated Las Palmas 2-0 Friday for its second consecutive victory in the Spanish league, moving a step closer to escaping the relegation zone.
Ibai Gomez scored in the 23rd minute and Munir El Haddadi added another in the 55th at Mendizorroza Stadium, helping the hosts reach 18th place in the standings, just ahead of Las Palmas.
Alaves is level on 12 points with Deportivo La Coruna, the first team outside the relegation zone.
"We just have to keep working and keep believing" El Haddadi said.
Alaves was sitting last entering the previous round, before it hired coach Abelardo Fernandez as its third manager of the season.
Abelardo was already in command when Alaves pulled off a thrilling 3-2 win over Girona by scoring three times in the final 20 minute to erase a two-goal deficit.
"They came out with more intensity. We were not expecting it," Las Palmas midfielder Javi Castellano said.
Las Palmas, now two points behind Alaves, had snapped a five-match winless run by defeating Real Betis in the previous round. It remains without a head coach since firing manager Pako Ayestaran last week. Interim coach Paquito Ortiz was on the bench on Friday.
Las Palmas has only four wins in 17 matches this season.
Barcelona has a five-point lead over Valencia at the top.
