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So there we go - here is your final Champions League Round of 16 Draw!
- Schalke vs Man City - Atletico Madrid vs Juventus - Man Utd vs PSG - Tottenham vs Borussia Dortmund - Lyon vs Barcelona - AS Roma vs Porto - Ajax vs Real Madrid - Liverpool vs Bayern Munich
UCL Draw rule explanation time. If you want to read the rules again, scroll down a bit and you'll find the rules. But you already know them, don't you?
Look who's here! It's only Luis Garcia - the hero of Liverpool's 2005 UCL campaign. The man who scored (or didn't score) the Ghost Goal depending on whether you support Chelsea or not.
No Infantino but we still have UEFA Deputy General Secretary Giorgio Marchetti handling the draw. He's the guy who looks like a college professor putting people to sleep with his lectures - even when he explains the rules for the UCL Draw.
- All Group Winners will be drawn only against a team that finished as a Group Runners-Up. - Two teams from the same national association cannot be drawn against each other (Eg. Real Madrid cannot play Atletico Madrid in this round). - Two teams who played in the same group cannot be drawn against each other either (Eg. Barcelona and Tottenham Hotspur cannot play each other since they faced each other in Group B). - The Group Winners will play the first leg away and the second leg at home. - The Round of 16 first leg will be played on 12/13 & 19/20 February while the second leg will be played on 5/6 & 12/13 March.
The Champions League Group stage is done and dusted and 16 teams remain. And they will find out their fate today as the Champions League Draw for the Round of 16 fixtures is held today in UEFA's headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland.
