The UEFA Champions League round of 16, quarterfinal and semifinal draws took place on Friday as Europe's leading soccer competition takes its final form for this season. The top eight teams from the league phase led by Liverpool and Barcelona qualified automatically for the round of 16 while eight teams have emerged from the knockout round playoffs which are part of this year's new format.

Liverpool is leading the Premier League, and PSG is doing the same in Ligue 1 with an unbeaten run. The Reds' boss, Arne Slot, has now reacted to drawing PSG. Slot told the media

Arsenal and Liverpool Await FateFootball fans, mark your calendars! The UEFA Champions League last-16 draw is set for Friday, February 21, 2025, at 11 am GMT,

Champions League Round of 16. Club Brugge vs. Aston Villa; Borussia Dortmund vs. Lille; Real Madrid vs. Atletico de Madrid; Bayern Munich

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Who Will They Face?The road to Champions League glory continues for Liverpool as they await confirmation of their last-16 opponents. After an

The Champions League round of 16 matches have been drawn as Liverpool, Barcelona and Arsenal continue their campaigns after earning byes.

A Madrid derby. A German classic. A rare meeting between Liverpool and Paris Saint-Germain. The Champions League got more heavyweight clashes when the round of 16 draw was made Friday.

The Champions League draw is out, with UEFA setting the bracket for the rest of soccer's biggest club tournament. Here's what to know.

The Champions League draw has been completed, with teams now knowing who they play in the last16 and their possible route to the final. Club Brugge v Aston Villa Borussia Dortmund v Lille Atletico Madrid v Real Madrid Bayern Munich v Bayer Leverkusen PSV v Arsenal Feyenoord v Inter Milan Paris St-Germain v Liverpool Benfica v Barcelona The first legs will take place on 4/5 March,

The stage is set for the UEFA Champions League after the Round of 16 draw concluded on Friday at the House of European Football in Nyon, Switzerland. The revamped group phase was a massive hit, delivering memorable matches and a dramatic final day with 36 teams playing simultaneously.