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Topics:Â Real Madrid, Barcelona, Manchester City, Arsenal, Champions League, Football, Atletico Madrid, Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, Real Sociedad, Lazio, Inter Milan, RB Leipzig, Napoli, Paris Saint-Germain, Porto, PSV
Arsenal will take on FC Porto in the last 16 of this season's Champions League, while Manchester City will take on Copenhagen after the draw was completed on Monday.
City and Arsenal are the only two English clubs left in the competition, with Newcastle and Manchester United both finishing bottom of their groups.
The Gunners, who are playing in the Champions League for the first time in six years, face a trip to Portugal in the first leg before the second leg takes place at the Emirates Stadium.
City, meanwhile, have drawn the Danish champions, with Copenhagen recording a famous 4-3 win over Manchester United in the group stage.
Napoli will face Barcelona in one of the ties of the round, while Real Madrid were drawn against RB Leipzig.
And last season's runners-up Inter Milan will take on Atletico Madrid in another tie to watch.
Check below for full updates from the draw.
Man City find out their opponents
Arsenal find out their opponents
Who is in the draw?
The full Champions League last 16 draw
Thanks for joining us
Thanks for joining us this morning for the Champions League last 16 draw - plenty of interesting ties there to get stuck into.
Have a good remainder of the day.
Here is today's Champions League last 16 draw in full (ties to take place between February 13-21 and March 5-13):
RB Leipzig vs Real Madrid
Leipzig vs Real rounds out this year's 2023/24 Champions League last 16 draw - the last under the current format.
Copenhagen vs Manchester City
It's Copenhagen - who, of course, defeated Manchester United at home in the group stage - for City in the last 16.
Lazio vs Bayern Munich
Italian opposition for Thomas Tuchel and Bayern Munich after their unbeaten group stage.
PSV Eindhoven vs Borussia Dortmund
Inter Milan vs Atletico Madrid
Paris Saint-Germain vs Real Sociedad
Real Sociedad's group win rewarded with a last 16 tie against the French champions.
Napoli vs Barcelona
Italian champions vs Spanish champions in the last 16. Big tie.
FC Porto vs Arsenal
It's Portuguese opposition for Mikel Arteta and Arsenal.
Chelsea legend John Terry is on hand to draw the teams, and we're underway in Nyon.
Unseeded teams will be drawn first, with the seeded (group winner) teams at home for the second leg.
...And following him on to the stage is UEFA deputy general secretary Giorgio Marchetti. Now it feels like a Champions League draw.
We're now going live to UEFA's main headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland, where - you guessed it - Pedro Pinto is ready to present the action. It isn't a Champions League draw without him.
Most reading this will know the drill for Champions League draws, but here's a quick run-through of how the draw today will work.
The seeded teams (those that won their groups) are drawn against the unseeded teams - so Arsenal will avoid playing Bayern Munich, for instance.
Teams from the same confederation, meanwhile, cannot face other, even if they are in different pots. There are only two ties that cannot be drawn via this metric, though, with group winners Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich unable to face runners-up RB Leipzig at this stage.
Prior to the draw getting underway, we ran our own draw simulator to see which teams could be drawn against each other later this morning - and there were some exciting ties.
Have a read here.
Unlike previous years, only two English clubs - Arsenal and Manchester City - are in the draw.
Manchester United and Newcastle both got knocked out in the group stage, and finishing bottom of their groups mean they don't drop down into the Europa League.
Spain has four representatives, with Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid and Real Sociedad all making it through.
Borussia Dortmund, Bayern Munich and RB Leipzig made it through for Germany, while Danish side FC Copenhagen are one of the underdogs despite beating United in the group stage.
Full list of teams in the draw:
Good morning and welcome to our live blog of this season's Champions League last 16 draw, which is taking place at UEFA's main headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland from 11am UK time.
We'll have build-up and updates to follow.
Live updates will be posted here from around 10.30am UK time.
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