Champions League Last 16 Draw: Remaining Clubs Learn Fate for First Knockout Round

The draw for the Champions League Last 16 has been made at UEFA HQ in Nyon, Switzerland as the 2017/18 competition reaches the knockout rounds, producing eight mouth watering ties.

As per the usual draw procedure at this stage, the eight group winners and eight group runners-up were divided into two pots for seeding purposes. Teams from the same country could not be drawn together, while teams that qualified from the same group were also kept apart.

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Looking to become the first club to win three successive European crowns since Bayern Munich and Ajax in the 1970s, Real Madrid face a huge tie against a free scoring Paris Saint-Germain.

Barcelona will resume their old Champions League rivalry with Chelsea.

There will also be a meeting between the two most recent Europa League winners as Manchester United face Sevilla. Manchester City, meanwhile, will play Basel, and Tottenham have been handed a very challenging draw against 2017 finalists Juventus.

Juventus vs Tottenham Hotspur

Basel vs Manchester City

Porto vs Liverpool

Sevilla vs Manchester United

Real Madrid vs Paris Saint-Germain

Shakhtar Donetsk vs Roma

Chelsea vs Barcelona

Bayern Munich vs Besiktas

First leg ties will be split across the weeks of 13-14th February and 20-21st February, with return games to be played the following month on 6-7th March or 13-14th March.

Those teams who won their group will have the advantage of playing the second leg at home.