We're loving this from Bayern... it's Groundhog Day...

Arsenal club secretary David Miles says the "tide has got to turn" at some point for the club against Bayern Munich.

"We are through to the knockout stage for the 14th consecutive season," he told BT Sport. "Which is testament to Arsene Wenger and the teams throughout that time.

"But the fans will think we have got the rough end of the draw again - at some stage the tide has got to turn and we will beat them."

So fans of Manchester City/Arsenal/Leicester, what do you make of the last-16 draw?

Did Gunners groan when you were paired with Bayern Munich for the fourth time since 2005? Do supporters of the two Citys see their ties as very winnable?

Tweet your thoughts to #bbcsportsday.

Here's that draw in full for you...

Manchester City v Monaco

Real Madrid v Napoli

Benfica v Borussia Dortmund

Bayern Munich v Arsenal

Porto v Juventus

Bayer Leverkusen v Atletico Madrid

Paris St-Germain v Barcelona

Sevilla v Leicester City 

Bayern Munich predicted that tie with Arsenal a few days ago...

Leicester are the last team out - they are heading to Spain to take on Sevilla.

So it's French champions Paris St-Germain....to face Barcelona. Well that's a pretty tasty draw.

Bayer Leverkusen, who also came out of Tottenham's group, face last season's beaten finalists Atletico Madrid.

Porto up next. The runners-up in Leicester City's group will face Juventus.

Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich to face... Arsenal. They last met in 2014.

It's Portuguese side Benfica up next, and they will face Borussia Dortmund - Ruud Gullit's favourite team.

Real Madrid are drawn next... and the defending champions will face Italian side Napoli.

Manchester City are first out the pot...and last season's semi-finalists will play AS Monaco, who progressed from Tottenham's group.

It looks like we're about to get under way, they're just going through the technicalities of the draw in Nyon.

They will draw the runners-up first.

More from Ruud Gullit, who says his favourite team in the competition are Borussia Dortmund: "They have played some excellent football and their interpretation of the game itself impressed me.

"Real Madrid are favourites to win it for the second time in a row, and it could happen."

Here's what Ruud has to say, when he's asked why no team has retained the trophy since his AC Milan side of 1989-90:

"In those days we played less games so therefore now with knockout stages and group stages you play much more games. And also in that moment only the champions could participate."

Of course, you can't have a European draw without a director of competitions, luckily for Uefa their man Giorgio Marchetti is here.

He's congratulated Leicester on making the last 16, a "fresh new club that has taken its dream beyond England".

And he's joined by the more familiar face of Ruud Gullit.

Wow. That is some serious commitment to today's Get Involved, Myles. (I'm guessing you had already done this, but kind of like the idea you popped it together just for Sportsday's benefit...)

Pedro Pinto, Uefa's chief of press, is the man to present the draw. And after a brief welcome he's piled straight into highlights of the group stages.

Bear with us, there'll be plenty of small talk to come before we get some confirmed fixtures, I'm sure.

Jason Bourne
BBC Radio Leicester Sport

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Will the real Leicester City please stand up? 

It's been a question asked by Foxes fans for several weeks now. We've seen glimpses – and only fleeting ones – of the playing style of last season in this campaign. 

Saturday's win over a poor Manchester City side was them back to their best. Hopefully a corner has been turned, but the acid test will be against Bournemouth tomorrow and Stoke on Saturday.

We can forget about all that for the time being and focus on another momentous day for the club. By 11.30 GMT we'll find out Leicester's opponents in the last 16 of the Champions League. 

Porto aside it's been a great time in Europe so far. Personally, I would like the biggest of the biggest to come out of the draw. Could it be Real Madrid please, Santa? That would be the perfect early Christmas present.