When is Champions League last-16 draw, potential Arsenal opponents, how to watch and live stream

The UEFA Champions League last-16 draw takes place today as Arsenal look to continue their impressive return to the competition with a kind draw.

The Gunners cruised through their group, finishing top with a game to spare. Mikel Arteta's men won all but two games in the previous round as their fine form this season continues.

Finishing as group winners means Arsenal will avoid some tough draws. However, the likes of Paris Saint-Germain and Napoli await them in today's draw. The north Londoners could also face Copenhagen, Inter Milan, Lazio, RB Leipzig or Porto.

All eyes will be today's draw, which will determine the next round of fixtures. The ties are scheduled to take place on February 13/14 or 20/21 next year for the first leg. The second legs will be either March 5/6 or 12/13.

With just one knockout stage win since 2013 and just four in the past decade, Arteta's men are very much fancied as outsiders to break into Europe's elite. Here, football.london has all you need to know about the upcoming draw.

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The draw, always a grand occasion, will be held on Monday, December 18 in Nyon, Switzlerland. It is set to start at 11am but will have a set of welcomes, guests and more. The draw itself usually kicks off half an hour after the event starts.

The draw will be streamed on UEFA's website. It will also be shown on TNT Sports. You can also stream the draw online via Youtube and the UEFA social media channels. The Discovery+ app and website will also have a live stream.

There will also be a dedicated football.london live blog for the event taking you