The Champions League hots up when it returns next month, with all four English sides still dreaming of glory in Europe's most prized competition.
Chelsea, the current holders of the tournament, have been drawn against French champions Lille, while Liverpool - winners in 2019 - will face Italian champions Inter Milan.
Manchester United meanwhile were handed the unenviable task of Diego Simeone's Atletico Madrid, beaten finalists in 2014 and 2016. Neighbours Manchester City, themselves beaten finalists last year, will play Sporting Lisbon.
The first leg matches of the Last 16 will take place between February 15 and 23. The second leg matches from March 8 to 16. The full schedule of those games can be found at the foot of this article.
How to watch the 2021/22 UEFA Champions League on UK TV
BT Sport retains exclusive rights to all UEFA competitions here in the UK.
If you are not a BT Sport subscriber, you can click here to check out their latest TV package deals. Alternatively, if you don't wish to be tied down to a fixed-term monthly deal you can you can also take advantage of the £25 BT Sport Monthly Pass.
Where to watch highlights of the 2021/22 UEFA Champions League on UK TV
UEFA Europa League highlights are also shown on BT Sport TV channels, along with the BT Sport app where games are also available to stream.
Highlights can also be found is the BT Sport YouTube channel.
Full Last 16 schedule of the 2021/22 UEFA Champions League
All games listed below kick off at 8pm GMT.
- February 15 - PSG vs Real Madrid
- February 15 - Sporting vs Man City
- February 16 - RB Salzburg vs Bayern
- February 16 - Inter vs Liverpool
- February 22 - Chelsea vs Lille
- February 22 - Villareal vs Juventus
- February 23 - Atletico Madrid vs Man United
- February 23 - Benfica vs Ajax
