Coming up in a few moments, it's the Europa League's turn to take the draw limelight.

We'll bring you news of who the British clubs will face in the round of 32 as well as continued reaction to the last 16 draw for the Champions League.

Juventus against Dortmund brings back memories of the 1997 final between the clubs in Munich, where two goals from Karl-Heinz Riedle and one from substitute Lars Ricken earned the German side a 3-1 victory.

So, some dates for your diaries on those last 16 ties.

First leg matches will be played on either 17 and 18 February or 24 and 25 February.

The second leg games are on 10 and 11 March or 17 and 18 March.

The final will be in Berlin on 6 June.

Pavel Nedved, Juventus director, speaking to UEFA.com:, external "We have to be very careful because Dortmund have young, talented players. It could have been worse because there was still Bayern and Madrid when Borussia's name came out. It will be a very even tie.

"There are a few teams who are almost impossible to compete with, so we are happy to have a side against whom we have a chance. I'm a big fan of Klopp and I'm curious to see our level in Europe. The games against Dortmund will give us a clear indication of that."

Manchester City director of football and former Barcelona player Txiki Begiristain speaking to Sky Sports News: "Every tie in that draw is the same, it's fantastic, so we're looking forward to it.

"We have plenty of confidence with the way we qualified beating Bayern Munich at home and Roma away, so the players will be working hard to get fit and arrive in confidence for those games.

"We have improved our squad from last season and we have some real quality up front."

Image source, Toni Kroos

Real Madrid midfielder Toni Kroos on twitter:, external What a draw for the @ChampionsLeague! Looking forward to meet @BeneHoewedes and Schalke with @realmadrid.

Joshua King:, external I wonder if Man City fans realise there are other teams in the #UCL besides Bayern and Barca. Never easy, is it?

Matteo Zanre:, external Is Arsenal playing Monaco really good preparation for the next round where they'll play the big boys?

Stewart Johnson:, external Monaco! Just as long as they don't evoke the spirit of Dado Prso, I think we'll be okay

Harry Partridge:, external Did Arsenal sacrifice their 3-goal lead over Anderlecht as an offering to the Champions League Gods? It seems to have worked!

Real Madrid overwhelmed Schalke in last season's round of 16, winning 6-1 in Gelsenkirchen and 3-1 in Spain; Cristiano Ronaldo scored four times in the tie.

Oshadare Olumayowa:, external Arsenal have no excuse if they don't make it to the quarter-finals, very tricky tie but easy on paper.

Phil Culverhouse:, external As an Arsenal fan I'm beyond happy with Monaco in the draw and it also makes a pleasant change from Bayern or Barcelona!

Oscar Haines:, external Hard to believe #cfc topped their group and #afc didn't. After a soft group #cfc could do with a challenge mind.

Chelsea secretary David Barnard speaking on Sky Sports News: "PSG are known to us as we played them in the quarters last year and they've got David Luiz playing for them too.

"It's a good draw logistically too for our supporters.

"Both sides have very different squads from last year, so if it was PSG or anyone else, it would've been the same situation."

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"That's a tasty old Champions League draw. City never get it easy, do they?"

Barcelona representative Andoni Zubizarreta on Eurosport: "It is the same draw we had a year ago, it was a very difficult game and we are going to look forward to it. Manchester City have an outstanding squad with a very good coach, a very good team and are very competitive.

"We know all about them. They have been playing at a very high level and it is going to be difficult. Two great teams with incredible players and anything can happen.

"Luis Suarez has been performing excellently. Can we go further than last year? Hopefully we can go all the way."

Arsenal club secretary David Miles speaking to Sky Sports News: "As the draw came out, it was evident a lot of the big teams had gone, so we're pleased to have avoided them.

"But, we're delighted to be here in the knockout stages for the 17th consecutive season and we're very much looking forward to the games and a great atmosphere.

"We're certainly not taking anything for granted though against Monaco. It's the first time we've played them in a competitive match, so Arsene Wenger will be delighted to go back to one of his former clubs."

Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey on twitter:, external Monaco! I'm sure our fans will enjoy the away trip... great place, great draw!

Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil on twitter, external: It's AS Monaco - Mon. Wenger will be happy about the draw

Good news Arsenal fans? You have to be happy with drawing Monaco?

Matthew Stock:, external Chelsea showing that winning the group does not make it easier! Tough draw against PSG. Tough but winnable

Yao Kuasi:, external Considering Dortmund play Juventus, I bet Wenger has the largest grin on his face.

Andrew Neill:, external Perfect draw for Chelsea to exact their revenge from last year's QF. They're a different animal with Costa and Fabregas

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While Arsenal and Monaco have never met before, Arsene Wenger was in charge of Monaco between 1987 and 1994, winning Ligue 1 (1988) and the Coupe de France (1991).

Some cracking ties to look forward to in the Champions League last 16 then. Arsenal will be the happiest of the British clubs with that draw, as they look forward to a tie against Arsene Wenger's old club Monaco.

Chelsea face a tough match against French champions Paris St-Germain, while Luis Suarez returns to English soil for Barcelona against Manchester City.

So, let's recap what we've just seen. Here are the last 16 ties in full:

Paris St-Germain v Chelsea

Manchester City v Barcelona

Bayer Leverkusen v Atletico Madrid

Juventus v Borussia Dortmund

Schalke v Real Madrid

Shakhtar Donetsk v Bayern Munich

Arsenal v Monaco

Basel v Porto