Champions League last 16 Draw: The two Premier League sides who could face each other, the rivalry that could be reignited - and a tough draw for ONE team

With the Champions League play-offs now behind us, the remaining teams have a better understanding of whom they may face in the round of 16.

A dramatic night in Europe on Wednesday night saw reigning champions Paris Saint-Germain squeak nervously past Monaco, and 15-time winners Real Madrid see off Benfica.

Atalanta produced a spectacular comeback to get past Borussia Dortmund , while Galatasaray survived a scare against Juventus and needed extra time to book their spot in the next round.

The draw for the Champions League round of 16 will take place on Friday 27 February at 11am, and the six Premier League teams left in the competition will learn which of their two potential opponents they will be facing.

There is a possibility that Newcastle and Chelsea could be drawn against each other in tomorrow's draw, after the Magpies cruised past Qarabag 9-3 on aggregate in their play-off.

If not Chelsea for Eddie Howe 's men, then they will be forced into a reunion with Barcelona , while the Blues could be drawn against defending champions PSG.

Newcastle and Chelsea could be drawn against each other in the Champions League last 16

League leaders Arsenal, who won the league phase by not dropping a single point, now know that either Bayer Leverkusen or Atalanta lies in wait for them in the last 16.

If they manage to get through that tie, there is potential for a crunch match between the Gunners and Manchester City in the quarter-finals.

City could have a tough path getting there, though. They face a reunion with a team they face in the group phase of the competition, whatever happens.

Pep Guardiola's men may have to travel back to Norway to face this season's dark horses, Bodo/Glimt, after the Yellow Ones produced a historic two-legged victory to dump last season's finalists, Inter Milan, out of the competition.

City already know how difficult a prospect facing Bodo is, as they were beaten 3-1 by them in January.

If not Bodo, then City will take on European rivals Real Madrid yet again. It would be the fifth straight campaign that the two giants have faced each other in a two-legged tie.

In their league phase fixture at the Bernabeu, City came from behind to beat Los Blancos, thanks to goals from Nico O'Reilly and Erling Haaland.

Liverpool face two difficult ties against teams they faced in the League phase. Either Atletico Madrid or Galatasaray await for Arne Slot's Reds.

Manchester City beat Real Madrid in the league phase but could face them yet again

The six-time winners edged past Atletico in their opening fixture of this season's competition, with Virgil van Dijk scoring a stoppage-time header after Marcos Llorente's brace had clawed the Spanish side back level.

However, they struggled against their other potential opponents Galatsaray, losing 1-0 in the intimidating RAMS Park.

Tottenham have the same two potential opponents as Liverpool, with Igor Tudor's team set to face either Atletico or Galatasaray in the round of 16.

Win that tie, and Spurs could possibly face Chelsea or Newcastle in the quarter-finals.