Chelsea will play Copenhagen in the Conference League round of 16 after being drawn together.

Arsenal

Arsenal have never won the Champions League in their history, but the closest they came to it was in a night in Paris, in 2006 when they became the first London club to reach the final but were beaten 2-1 by Barcelona.

The Gunners, who were playing with 10 men after goalkeeper Jens Lehmann was sent off, were put in front by defender Sol Campbell at the Stade de France, however Barcelona fought back with goals from Samuel Eto'o and Juliano Belletti.

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Arsenal fan Harry Symeou on drawing PSV: "I'm pretty pleased with that, we were always going to get a Dutch side, those were the two options available to us. There was part of me that was a little bit worried about taking on Feyenoord because of the potential of a reunion with Robin van Persie, who's set to take over as their coach.

"That would of added a little bit more spice, so I'm pleased we got PSV. The only downside is that drawing PSV we are now on the side of the draw with Real Madrid, the Champions League kings."

The Europa Conference League draw coverage has just begun but there will be some chatter there before the ties are drawn. We will bring you all the important updates, including who Chelsea will face.

There will also be a whole host of Premier League press conferences with Arsenal's Mikel Arteta the first up.

Manchester City

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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola on what he wants to see from his side on Sunday: "We can compete with any team. We have two central defenders out for two to three months. The Premier League is massively important for us. In the Premier League we have played really good games.

"We are not stable but in other games such as against Newcastle, we have been at a high level. We will try to play a good game and the points that we need to stay up there to qualify [for the Champions League] next season."

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola on whether Liverpool are stronger now than they were under Jurgen Klopp: "I'm not going to answer that question. I have much respect for Jurgen and I know you want to go but I will not play that game."

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola was asked about the fitness of star striker Erling Haaland: "Don't know yet. Tomorrow we will know it but I don't know. It's better to have Erling on the pitch but obviously, we don't have it but of course with Erling we are stronger."

On John Stones: "He's injured, difficult one, next hours/days we will know whether he needs surgery or not."

When he was pressed on whether Stones is set for a longer period of time on the sidelines: "Yes, like Manuel Akanji [who is out for eight to 10 weeks after suffering an abductor injury in the first leg of their Champions League tie against Real Madrid].

Manchester City

Manchester City's news conference is up next. The defending champions will be licking their wounds after crashing out of the Champions League against Real Madrid in midweek. It is the earliest they have exited the competition since the 2012-13 season when they were eliminated in the group stage.

Pep Guardiola will surely be asked about the fitness of John Stones who went off injured against Real and Erling Haaland who did not feature at all in that fixture.

Aston Villa

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Aston Villa will face Club Brugge in the last-16 of the Champions League.

Villa gained automatic qualification into the round of 16 after they finished eighth in the league stage.

Aston Villa have faced Belgian opposition five times before in European competition, winning just one of those encounters (D1 L3), a 1-0 victory vs Anderlecht in the European Cup in April 1982.

Across European competition, Club Brugge have won just one of their last 16 games against English opposition (D3 L12), conceding 42 goals during that time.

The Belgian side's only victory in that time did come against Aston Villa, 1-0 in this season's league phase.

Arsenal

This will be the second time Arsenal have faced PSV in the knockout stages of the UEFA Champions League, after being eliminated by the Dutch side in the Last 16 in 2006-07.

One of the legs included a 1-0 loss, which is Arsenal's only loss in their last 14 games against all Dutch sides in the UEFA Champions League, with more than half of those matches ending in draws and the rest in wins.

Thank you Josef, well deserved break! The Europa Conference draw is set to begin at 1pm but before that drops we have more Champions League reaction and Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola is having his press conference before the Premier League action this weekend.

A lot to come so strap in.

Jose Mourinho beating Tottenham in a final would be an incredible narrative.

Right, it's been a longer than usual stint for me, I reckon I've earnt my lunch break.

To take you through the Europa Conference League draw and 12, yes TWELVE, Premier League news conferences, it's Sarah Rendell.

The Europa League draw is done.

The teams mentioned first in each tie are the ones who will be playing at home first.

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And in semi-final two the winner of Fenerbahce/Rangers vs Roma/Athletic Bilbao will face the winner of FCSB/Lyon vs Real Sociedad/Manchester United.

In semi-final one the winner of AZ Alkmaar/Tottenham vs Ajax/Frankfurt will face the winner of Bodo/Glimt/Olympiacos vs Viktoria Plzen/Lazio.

The winner of FCSB vs Lyon will play the winner of Real Sociedad vs Manchester United.