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Follow Mail Sport's live blog for all the latest news, updates and results from the Champions League last-16 draw as Man City and Arsenal await their fate.
FIXTURE 4: Inter vs Atletico Madrid
FIXTURE 3: PSG vs Real Sociedad
FIXTURE 2: Napoli vs Barcelona
FIXTURE 1: Porto vs Arsenal
Terry tips Real Madrid
Waxing lyrical about Jude Bellingham, Terry tips Real Madrid to win the Champions League this year, impressed by their performance in the group stage and Carlo Ancelotti's tactics.
Who do you think will win Europe's crown in the summer?
Terry takes to the UEFA stage
UEFA general secretary Giorgio Marchetti heads out to the stage and reviews the competition's enthralling group stage.
He reminds the viewers that this year's Champions League final will be held at Wembley, before brining in special guest John Terry to kickstart the draw.
The ex-England star won the competition with Chelsea back in 2012.
Not long now!
The stage is finally set for the Champions League draw, with UEFA now ready to select the Round of 16 fixtures in Nyon.
Don't go anywhere!
When is the Round of 16?
There's plenty of time for managers to prepare their tactics and squads after the draw, with the first leg set to take place in mid-Feburary.
It'll take four weeks to complete the full Round of 16 fixtures, with the final second legs taking place midway through March.
First legs: February 13, 14 and 20, 21
Second legs: March 5, 6 and 12, 13
How does the draw work?
Group winners head into the draw as a seeded team, while runners-up are marked as unseeded. Seeded teams are drawn against unseeded teams.
Arsenal and Man City cannot face off yet in the competition as no team from the same national association are eligible to play against each other.
Meanwhile, clubs cannot be drawn against a team they previously faced during the group stage.
Who's in the draw?
So Manchester City and Arsenal are through, but who could they face in the next round?
Spain have four teams through to the knockout stages, with Barcelona and Real Madrid joined by Atletico Madrid and Real Sociedad.
Meanwhile, both Germany and Italy have three teams each, with all of Serie A's sides making it through as runners-up.
Here is the full list of teams in the hat ahead of today's draw.
Group winners: Arsenal (ENG), Atlético de Madrid (ESP), Barcelona (ESP), Bayern (GER), Dortmund (GER), Manchester City (ENG), Real Madrid (ESP), Real Sociedad (ESP)
Group runners-up: Copenhagen (DEN), Inter (ITA), Lazio (ITA), Leipzig (GER), Napoli (ITA), Paris (FRA), Porto (POR), PSV Eindhoven (NED)
Good morning!
Hello and welcome to Mail Sport's live blog covering the Champions League draw.
Fans now know which 16 teams will be fighting for the European crown next year, with Manchester City and Arsenal the only two English sides left in the competition following bitter group stage exits for Manchester United and Newcastle.
We'll be hear throughout the morning to bring you all the latest from Nyon. Stay tuned!
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