This week the final 16 teams in the Champions League will be confirmed with only a few places still to be determined.
No side can play another team from their own country – so there’ll be no all-England last-16 matches. Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester City are already assured of their places in the next round, with Tottenham Hotspur – at the top of Group D – in pole position to join them ahead of the final round of fixtures.
Spurs need a draw to advance against Marseille in a dramatic group which all four teams could still go through.
Who will be in the last 16 draw?
- Bayern Munich*
- Benfica
- Chelsea*
- Club Brugge
- Dortmund
- Inter Milan
- Liverpool
- Manchester City*
- Napoli
- Paris Saint-Germain
- Porto
- Real Madrid
*indicates sides who are guaranteed to be seeded in the last-16 draw
Who could still qualify?
- Spurs
- Sporting Lisbon
- Frankfurt
- Marseille
- AC Milan
- Salzburg
- RB Leipzig
- Shakhtar
The first legs of the last 16 games will be played on the midweeks of February 14-15, and February 21-22 2023.
The second legs will be played across March 7-8 and March 14-15.
For those sides lucky enough to reach the quarter-finals, it’s a free for all from then on – with no restrictions on who can draw one another.
The draw for the last eight and the semi-finals will be held on March 17, with the quarter-final first legs held on April 11-12 and the second legs on April 18-19.
The first legs of the semi-finals will be held on May 9-10, and the second legs on May 16-17.
The Champions League final will then be held in Istanbul on June 10.