I'd say Manchester City - now England's sole representatives - have a 2/7 chance of a favourable draw. Wolfsburg? Benfica? Yes please.

But at this stage of the competition you expect to be drawn against one of the big hitters.

So who will they get? Make sure you follow our Sportsday Champions League-draw special on Friday from 11:00 GMT.

Oh, and we have the not-so-small matter of the Europa League last-16 tomorrow. Manchester United v Liverpool...Tottenham v Borussia Dortmund....nuff said. See you then!

And then there were eight. Barcelona and Bayern Munich complete the Champions League quarter-finals draw after their respective wins. Here's the full line-up..

Wolfsburg

Real Madrid

Benfica

Paris St-Germain

Atletico Madrid

Manchester City

Barcelona

Bayern Munich

Anyway....before all that drama in Bavaria we promised you quotes from Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger. Here's what the Frenchman said...

"I think the performance was good, it was a great game between two good teams. We went out with regrets but they have exceptional quality up front and any mistake at the back they can punish. 

"The turning point was at 1-1 because I thought they were wobbling a bit. If we scored a second goal then I felt we could create a sensation. But we didn't.

"In the two games, if you look at danger situations we created many. It is difficult to take to go out but I believe we produced quality performance against probably the best team in Europe."

Wonder what Pep Guardiola said at the break in extra-time? Maybe he ripped off Al Pacino's inspirational talk from Any Given Sunday. Whatever the Bayern boss said, it did the trick

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All over! And the final whistle is greeted by a massive cheer/sigh of relief by a packed Allianz Arena. Bayern boss Pep Guardiola jumps into the air, hugging his coaching staff.

Time is not Juventus's friend though. Only one minute left...

Can you imagine, just imagine, if a two-goal lead was thrown away for the second time tonight?! Juventus still pushing...

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Juve are throwing the kitchen sink at Bayern now. Centre-back Leonardo Bonucci is playing as a makeshift centre-forward (think the Italian Paul Warhurst or Ian Marshall), shooting low at Manuel Neuer.

Less than five minutes left now for Juve to stun Bayern - like the Germans have stunned them...

Almost a lifeline for Juve! A delicious cross from Paul Pogba is met by the flying kick of Mario Mandzukic, who is denied by former team-mate Manuel Neuer. And Stefano Sturaro fires over the rebound with Neuer, for one, floundering.

Arsene Wenger is down in the tunnel talking to BT Sport. In summary..."performance was good"..."they were wobbling at 1-1"..."don't know if it was a penalty on Alex Iwobi...

Full quotes to follow....

Arsenal did beat Barcelona in one statistic - but it isn't much consolation. The Gunners peppered the Barca goal with 20 attempts, one more than their opponents. But they only managed to stick three of them on target.

If only Cliff Bastin, Ian Wright or Thierry Henry were still around...

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Juventus holding on. Bayern much improved from the lackluster showing of the first 45 minutes and a betting man would probably now put his pennies on the hosts progressing. 

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Bayern are enjoying plenty of possession. Juventus haven't the energy to press with the intensity they did in the first 70 minutes of the match, which isn't a surprise. 

No clear chances created by either team, though, in these last five minutes but the hosts are playing with more urgency now. 

Arsenal teenage forward Alex Iwobi on his first Champions League start: "It's something a 19 year-old will always dream of. It was an amazing experience and hopefully I will have more of these in the future."