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
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.
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