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Four English teams will learn who they will face in the last-16 of the UEFA Champions League when the draw takes place later today.
Tottenham, Manchester City and Chelsea will all be seeded, while Liverpool, who finished second in Group A, will be hoping to avoid one of Europe’s best.
Here are all the details of when the draw takes place and where it will be available to watch for UK viewers.
Champions League draw: What time will it take place?
The ceremony for the Champions League draw begins at 11am GMT and will take place at the House of European Football in Nyon, Switzerland.
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Teams who topped their group will be drawn against teams that finished second. Teams can not be drawn against another side from their own country or their group.
The first legs will of the last-16 are scheduled for the 14th, 15th, 21st and 22nd of February.
Champions League draw: How to watch
The draw will be live on BT Sport, while it will also be streamed on the UEFA website. You can watch it here.
Champions League draw: Pots
Seeded teams: Chelsea, Manchester City, Tottenham, Bayern Munich, Benfica, Napoli, Porto, Real Madrid
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Unseeded teams: Liverpool, AC Milan, Borussia Dortmund, Club Bruges, Eintracht Frankfurt, Inter Milan, Leipzig, Paris St-Germain
Chelsea will play one of Borussia Dortmund, Club Bruges, Eintracht Frankfurt, Inter Milan, Leipzig and Paris Saint-Germain. They can not play AC Milan, who finished second in their group, nor can they play Liverpool, given they are from the same country.
The same rules dictate that Manchester City can play one of Milan, Bruges, Frankfurt, Inter, Leipzig and PSG.
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Equally, Tottenham will be drawn against one of Milan, Dortmund, Bruges, Inter, Leipzig, or PSG.
Meanwhile, Liverpool can only be drawn against Bayern Munich, Benfica, Porto or Real Madrid, given three seeded teams are English and Napoli won the Reds' group.
Topics: Champions League, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur, Football
Chris Byfield