Champions League draw live: Date, start time, qualified teams and how to follow

Following the climax of the group stage, the tournament will move into the last 16 as the winners and runners up of the eight pools face off in the knockout phase leading up to the final at the Gazprom Arena.

Premier League quartet Manchester United, Liverpool, Manchester City and Chelsea have all made it into the next round.

The last-16 gets underway in February but first, we must conduct the all-important draw…

Champions League draw: Date and how to follow

The last-16 draw ceremony will take place on Monday, December 13 in Nyon, Switzerland.

It will get under way at 11am UK time.

talkSPORT will bring you full coverage of the draw and last 16 action and you can listen here.

UEFA will have full coverage on their website, while BT Sport will also be broadcasting the draw live.

Champions League draw: Teams qualified

Confirmed group winners (seeded)

Ajax (NED)

Bayern Munich (GER)

Liverpool (ENG)

Manchester City (ENG)

Manchester United (ENG)

Real Madrid (ESP)

Juventus (ITA)

Lille (FRA)

Confirmed group runners-up (unseeded)

Atletico Madrid (ESP)

Inter Milan (ITA)

Paris Saint-Germain (FRA)

Sporting CP (POR)

Chelsea (ENG)

Benfica (POR)

Red Bull Salzburg (AUS)

Villarreal (ESP)

Champions League: Who can play who?

Two seedings pots will be formed, one of the eight group winners (seeded) and another with the eight group runners up (unseeded).

A seeded side will face an unseeded side in the last 16, however no team can play a club from their group or any side from their own association meaning there will be no all-Premier League ties at this stage.

The seeded group winners will play the first leg away from home, with the second leg being in front of their own fans.

The first legs will be played on February 15, 16, 22 and 23 while the second legs will be played on March 8, 9, 15 and 16.