Date, format, when racing will be reproduced

The Champions League play-offs have come to a conclusion in the top and very changing European club competition, with all eyes now turning around 16.

The New-Look Champions League has already surpassed its numbers, with 20 teams coming out of the start of the championship phase in September. Some strong names have fallen.

The last 16 promises to serve the usual Drama associated with football knockout elite and the draw will undoubtedly produce some giant ties deserving of the magnificent remaining.

Here’s everything you need to know about the upcoming Champions League Last 16 draw.

Play-off winners do not have much time to wait to discover their last 16 opponents, with the tie being held at 11:00 GMT on Friday 21 February at the home of European football in Nyon, Switzerland.

For those wishing to coordinate in the action, the draw will be broadcast live UEFA’s official website.

The last 16 draw will place the eight Champions League winners against the eight sides that ended the top of the overall phase of the championship.

The clubs that have been automatically qualified for the last 16 are paired on the basis of the championship phase positions (eg 1 & 2, 3 & 4 etc.) and will face one of the two predetermined opponents – also dependent on the final Championship phase rankings and the Knockout Play-Off draw was established during the draw.

The draw not only determines the last 16 bonds, but also which side of the arm each club falls, which ultimately affects their course to the final. The first team coming from each couple will go to one side of the arm, with the other group positioned on the opposite side.

The bonds are two feet and the top eight clubs will host the second leg.

The eight teams that have reached the last 16 automatically based on the performance of the league phase have already known their potential opponents for the next round. Everyone will face one of the two teams – decided during the Play -ff draw – but will not discover their exact opposition to Friday’s tie.

The Champions League will not return until next month, with the first feet of the last 16 played March 4-5 and the second legs were organized March 11-12. Each club will play once on Tuesday and once on Wednesday.

Read the latest Champions League news, previews and scores here