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The draw for the 2023/24 UEFA Champions League quarter-finals took place on Friday morning as teams from Europe’s elite club competition learned their next opponents.

The last-16 ties were filled with drama from start to finish as the top dogs around the continent battled it out for places in the last eight, with defending champions Manchester City, Real Madrid, Barcelona and Arsenal among those still aiming for this season’s UCL crown.

Check out the feed below to see how the quarter-final draw in this season’s Champions League unfolded.

The remaining Champions League teams now know their tasks if they want to achieve glory in this season’s competition.

Arsenal will have to triumph over Bayern Munich and then one of Real Madrid or Manchester City to reach Wembley’s final, while the other pathway will result in one of Atletico Madrid, Borussia Dortmund, Paris Saint-Germain and Barcelona reaching the showpiece on 1 June.

Atletico Madrid/Borussia Dortmund vs Paris Saint-Germain/Barcelona

Arsenal/Bayern Munich vs Real Madrid/Manchester City

Mikel is plucking the balls / Kate Green/GettyImages

John Obi Mikel is going to help UEFA conduct the draw today. A 2011/12 Champions League winner with Chelsea, Mikel has since grown a large podcast following after his retirement in 2021.

Well, almost. The draw will get going once UEFA have recapped all the teams left in the competition.

The draw will also see the semi-final routes confirmed.

Man City are looking to defend their crown / Chris Brunskill/Fantasista/GettyImages

The 2023/24 UEFA Champions League quarter finals are due to take place in April. The first legs will kick off on Tuesday 9 and Wednesday 10 April before the decisive return games a week later on Tuesday 16 and Wednesday 17 April.

Arsenal progressed past Porto after penalties / Robbie Jay Barratt – AMA/GettyImages

Eight teams remain in the 2023/24 UEFA Champions League after the completion of the last-16 ties.

Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich were the first clubs to book their spots, eliminating Real Sociedad and Lazio respectively on Tuesday 5 March before Manchester City and Real Madrid bested Copenhagen and RB Leipzig a day later.

Arsenal eventually overturned their first-leg deficit against Porto, seeing off the Portuguese outfit on penalties while Spanish champions Barcelona proved too strong for Italian counterparts Napoli. Last season’s runners-up Inter couldn’t maintain their advantage over Atletico Madrid as Diego Simeone’s outfit progressed on spot-kicks, while Borussia Dortmund dumped out PSV Eindhoven to reach the quarter-finals for the first time in three years.

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