Arsenal will play: Bayern Munich (home), Inter Milan (away), Atletico Madrid (home), Club Brugge (away), Olympiacos (home), Slavia Prague (away), Kairat Almaty (home) and Athletic Bilbao (away).

A double whammy coming up...

Bayer Leverkusen will play: Paris St-Germain (home), Manchester City (away), Villarreal (home), Benfica (away), PSV Eindhoven (home), Olympiacos (away), Newcastle (home) and Copenhagen (away).

Atletico Madrid will play: Inter Milan (home), Liverpool (away), Eintracht Frankfurt (home), Arsenal (away), Bodo/Glimt (home), PSV (away), Union SG (home) and Galatasaray (away)

Paris St-Germain will play: Bayern Munich (home), Barcelona (away), Atalanta (home), Bayer Leverkusen (away), Tottenham Hotspur (home), Sporting (away), Newcastle United (home) and Athletic Club (away).

Manchester City will play: Borussia Dortmund (home), Real Madrid (away), Bayer Leverkusen (home), Villarreal (away), Napoli (home), Bodo/Glimt (away), Galatasaray (home) and Monaco (away).

Barcelona will play: Paris St-Germain (home), Chelsea (away), Eintracht Frankfurt (home), Club Brugge (away), Olympiacos (home), Slavia Prague (away), Copenhagen (home), Newcastle (away).

Liverpool will play: Real Madrid (home), Inter Milan (away), Atletico Madrid (home), Eintracht Frankfurt (away), PSV Eindhoven (home), Marseille (away), Qarabag (home) and Galatasaray (away).

Borussia Dortmund will play: Inter Milan (home), Manchester City (away), Villarreal (home), Juventus (away), Bodo/Glimt (home), Tottenham (away), Athletic Bilbao (home), Copenhagen (away).

Last term's finalists Inter Milan will face: Liverpool (home), Borrusia Dortmund (away), Arsenal (home), Atletico Madrid (away), Slavia Prague (home), Ajax (away), Kairat Almaty (home) and Union SG (away).

Here come Real Madrid:

They will take on Manchester City (home), Liverpool (away), Juventus (home), Benfica (away), Marseille (home), Olympiacos (away), Monaco (home), and Kairat Almaty (away).

Chelsea are up next. They will play Barcelona (home), Bayern Munich (away), Benfica (home), Atalanta (away), Ajax (home), Napoli (away), Pafos (home) and Qarabag (away).

Kaka now presses a button to reveal Bayern Munich's opponents.

They are: Chelsea (home), Paris St-Germain (away), Club Brugge (home), Arsenal (away), Sporting (home), PSV (away), Union SG (home) and Pafos (away).

Zlatan gets us under way.

He draws out German champions Bayern Munich.

Image source, Reuters

Another video greets some chat about which teams are going to be in pot one.

Nine teams who have won more than 500 trophies between them.

We are nearly ready for the draw. Nearly.

Giorgio Marchetti, the deputy secretary general of Uefa is now welcomed out to eulogise about the revamped format of the Champions League.

You get the gist. Football is better than it has ever been etc.

"Enjoy this incredible adventure that awaits you and your supporters," Marchetti tells those in the room.

Kaka has made his way out to help Zlatan Ibrahimovic with the draw.

Another sensational player.

Hope he is just as efficient getting this draw under way.

Nedum Onuoha
Former Manchester City defender on BBC iPlayer

I think Arsenal are a great team to consider [to win the competition]. They will be a very dangerous side and they have the experiences now. The side is young enough to understand what happened last year - they can use that as a catalyst to go one step further.

In reality, we are in a position where this is the highest quality competition in Europe and sometimes in these games you don't have to be perfect.

Real Madrid have been the dominant side in the last few years in terms of winning it and there haven't been many seasons where people have said, "these are the absolute best by a country mile," but they are the best at managing themselves in this competition.

I think for Arsenal, they are capable.