FC Basel v Porto

Arsenal v Monaco

Shakhtar Donetsk v Bayern Munich

Schalke v Real Madrid

Juventus v Borussia Dortmund

A re-run of the 1997 final in Munich, where two goals from the man assisting the draw Karl-Heinz Riedle and one from substitute Lars Ricken earned the German side a 3-1 victory.

Bayer Leverkusen v Atletico Madrid

Manchester City v Barcelona

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A repeat of a 2013/14 tie, the Spanish club winning 2-0 in Manchester and 2-1 at home in last season's round of 16.

Paris St-Germain v Chelsea

That's a repeat of last season's quarter-final, where Chelsea overturned a 3-1 first-leg defeat with a 2-0 win at Stamford Bridge to progress on away goals.

Here we go....

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The eight seeded group winners cannot be drawn against one another.

They will be away in the round of 16 first legs on 17/18 and 24/25 February and at home in the return matches on 10/11 and 17/18 March.

They are: Real Madrid, Barcelona, Atletico Madrid, Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, Chelsea, Porto, Monaco.

Sadozaie:, external Atletico vs Arsenal, City vs Porto and Chelsea vs Juventus I am handing out a very kind draw to English clubs! Seriously

We'll come back later and check your workings.

Former Germany striker, and the Berlin final ambassador, Karl-Heinz Riedle is now welcomed to the stage. He described Berlin as a "very good choice for the final". He would say that...

Gianni Infantino, UEFA General Secretary, opens proceedings with a welcome speech:

He said: "It is impossible to forecast which teams will meet in the final at Berlin's Olympiastadion on 6 June 2015, but we can definitely expect more of the same - a wealth of fantastic matches, memorable goals and brilliant individual displays as the season unfolds."

There is a good chance this draw could ensure Arsenal or Manchester City face a last-16 fixture with Spanish opposition.

The three remaining Spanish clubs all won their groups and will therefore meet a runner-up from a different group. The Gunners and City can potentially meet all three so there is a strong chance one of them will do so.

Barcelona: Juventus, Basel, Leverkusen, Arsenal, Manchester City, Schalke, Shakhtar.

Real Madrid: Juventus, Leverkusen, Arsenal, Manchester City, Paris, Schalke, Shakhtar.

Atletico Madrid: Basel, Leverkusen, Arsenal, Manchester City, Paris, Schalke, Shakhtar.

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The draw is getting under way in Nyon. Uefa's main draw-master-in-chief Gianni Infantino has made an appearance on stage.

Could be a while until the teams are drawn out of the pots but here we go.

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Chelsea: Juventus, Basel, Bayer Leverkusen, Paris St-Germain, Shakhtar Donetsk.

Arsenal: Atletico Madrid, Real Madrid, Monaco, Bayern Munich, Barcelona, Porto.

Manchester City: Atletico Madrid, Real Madrid, Monaco, Borussia Dortmund, Barcelona, Porto.

Last season's beaten finalists, Atletico Madrid, have gone a little bit under the radar in this season's Champions League. But the La Liga champions have already shown they remain a force to be reckoned with. Another team to avoid for the British teams.

Ashley King, London, on text: Winners - Bayern Munich Top scorer - Sergio Aguero Dark Horse - Man City.

Let us your Champions League predictions via 81111 on text or tweet #bbcsportsday.

Firstly, do you think Uefa headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland, looks like the lair of a Bond villain or the elaborate home of a wealthy film star?

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Either way, Nyon is seemingly one of those places you never hear a pip about until it is Champions League draw time.

It must be a peaceful town as only around 20,000 people live there and it sits on the banks of Lake Geneva. I wonder what locals think when the Champions League bandwagon rolls into town.

It is home to one of the best rugby clubs in Switzerland - Nyon Rugby Club - who are twinned with...wait for it...Ealing Rugby Club in West London. Anyone else fancy a lazy weekend break there?

Blackburn Rovers, Leeds United and Nottingham Forest have failed to meet Financial Fair Play rules for the division and will face a transfer embargo from 1 January for the remainder of the season, the Football League has confirmed., external

During the 2013-14 season, all three clubs exceeded a maximum permitted deviation of £8m.

That consists of a maximum adjusted operating loss of £3m plus a further maximum of £5m of shareholder investment.