The draw is in, and it's a knockout stage that already feels like a quarter-final bracket. Several heavyweights have been paired together, and at least two of the favourites face an uphill task.
The standout ties
A Spanish-Italian clash headlines the draw, while a German super-club faces a tricky trip to England in what will be a sold-out tactical chess match. Three Premier League sides remain in the competition and all three have winnable ties on paper.
Dates and kick-off times
The first legs are scheduled for the middle of February, with second legs roughly three weeks later. Bookmark our Champions League hub for the full schedule and live updates.
Who is the favourite?
The bookmakers still have the holders as narrow favourites, but with five clubs all priced within touching distance, this looks like the most open Champions League bracket in years.