Three Premier League teams remain on the hunt for the largest prize of European football after Manchester City crashed the Champions League.
The side of Pep Guardiola went to the Spanish capital on Wednesday evening to face Real Madrid, with 3-2 on an exciting first leg in the Etihad. But the 2023 winners were blown away by last season's champions when a Kylian Mbappe Hattrick sentenced them to a 3-1 defeat in the night and an aggregated loss of 6-3.
That means that it will really be in the hat for the Friday morning draw, together with a trio clubs from the English top flight.
Arsenal, Aston Villa and Liverpool have all guaranteed their place thanks to the top eight Finishes in the new competition phase-what means that they can view this week's play-offs to learn who they will assume about a two-legged draw next month.
Atletico Madrid, Barcelona, Bayer Leverkusen, Inter and Lille also earned a bye to this stage, where they will be accompanied by the winners of the eight knockout play-off round tires, with the clubs that placed ninth to 24th .
Together with the next round, each remaining team will have mapped its path to the final in Munich, with the bracket defined in advance by rankings earned from the group phase.
Here is everything you need to know about how the draw will work and when it takes place.
The round-of-16 draw takes place on Friday, February 21 at 11 am GMT.
Liverpool or Barcelona plays PSG or Benfica.
Arsenal of Inter plays PSV or Feyenoord
Lille or Villa plays Club Brugge or Borussia Dortmund
Atletico Madrid or Bayer Leverkusen plays Real Madrid or Bayern Munich
AC Milan 1-2 Feyenoord
Atalanta 2-5 Club Brugge
Bayern Munich 3-2 Celtic
Benfica 4-3 Monaco
Dortmund 3-0 Sporting
Real Madrid 6-3 MAN City
PSV 4-3 Juventus
PSG 10-0 Brest
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