Now that the Champions League group stages have been settled, the competition has reached the business end with the draw for the last-16 knockout phase being made on Monday.

Arsenal, Leicester City and Manchester City will be flying the flag for the Premier League among Europe's elite, although Pep Guardiola's side will be sweating on a favourable pairing after finishing second in their group.

Here Sportsmail gives you a lowdown on all you need to know ahead of Monday's 11am GMT draw from Nyon, Switzerland.

The teams that will feature in the last-16 of the UEFA Champions League have been decided

So, when is the Champions League draw?

The draw takes place on Monday, December 12 at 11am (UK time).

What TV channel will it be shown on?

The Champions League draw will be available to watch live on BT Sport 2 from 10.45am

And where will it take place?

The last 16 draw will take place at UEFA's headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland.

Which teams are through to the next round?

Group A - Arsenal (winners), Paris Saint-Germain (runners-up)

Group B - Napoli (winners), Benfica (runners-up)

Group C - Barcelona (winners), Manchester City (runners-up)

Group D - Atletico Madrid (winners), Bayern Munich (runners-up)

Group E - Monaco (winners), Bayer Leverkusen (runners-up)

Group F - Borussia Dortmund (winners), Real Madrid (runners-up)

Group G - Leicester City (winners), Porto (runners-up)

Group H - Juventus (winners), Sevilla (runners-up)

UEFA will make the Champions League last-16 draw on Monday from 11am GMT in Nyon

How the last-16 draw works

The group winners (seeded) will be placed in one pot, while the runners-up (unseeded) will be placed in another before the draw is made to form eight two-legged last-16 ties.

The teams will then be drawn against each other with two restrictions. Those are a team cannot face a side from its own group or country. For example Manchester City cannot face Arsenal, Leicester City or Barcelona.

Seeded teams will also be assured to play the second leg of the tie at home.

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE LAST 16 SEEDED AND UNSEEDED TEAMS SEEDED: Arsenal (Group A, ENG), Napoli (B, ITA), Barcelona (C, ESP), Atlético Madrid (D, ESP), Monaco (E, FRA), Borussia Dortmund (F, GER), Leicester City (G, ENG), Juventus (H, ITA ) UNSEEDED: Paris Saint-Germain (A, FRA), Benfica (B, POR), Manchester City (C, ENG), Bayern München (D, GER), Bayer Leverkusen (E, GER), Real Madrid (F, ESP), Porto (G, POR), Sevilla (H, ESP) Advertisement

Arsenal progressed to the last-16 unbeaten after finishing as Group A winners ahead of PSG

What is the best and worst draw for Arsenal?

Progressing as group winners Arsenal would benefit from a tie with Benfica. No last-16 side conceded more goals than the Portuguese outfit in the group stage and that's catnip for the likes of Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez.

On the other side of the coin, Arsenal's 'reward' for winning the group could still be a tie with Bayern Munich or Real Madrid - although the latter are another team who leaked goals in the group stage.

Who could they face?

Benfica, Bayern Munich, Bayer Leverkusen, Real Madrid, Porto or Sevilla.

Despite losing their last game 5-0, Leicester City also reached the last-16 as group winners

What is the best and worst draw for Leicester City?

The best news for the Premier League champions is they will avoid facing Porto - who hammered them 5-0 in the last group stage match. Bayer Leverkusen may have brushed aside Tottenham, but the Foxes' more defensive approach could catch the German side out who are lying mid-table in the Bundesliga.

Like Arsenal, Claudio Ranieri's side will also hope to avoid Real Madrid and Bayern Munich, but Paris Saint-Germain are also a major threat for Claudio Ranieri's team.

Who could they face?

PSG, Benfica, Bayern Munich, Bayer Leverkusen, Real Madrid or Sevilla.

Manchester City could still land a favourable tie despite finishing as group runners-up

What is the best and worst draw for Manchester City?

Finishing runners-up could still draw a friendly tie for Manchester City, and Pep Guardiola's side would fancy their chances of causing Monaco more problems than Spurs managed.

While City will avoid the likes of Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain and even Barcelona, they are within range of Borussia Dortmund who have already proven they can go toe-to-toe with the defending champions.

Who could they face?

Napoli, Atletico Madrid, Monaco, Borussia Dortmund or Juventus.

WHO COULD EUROPE'S BIG GUNS BE PAIRED AGAINST? Real Madrid: Arsenal, Napoli, Monaco, Leicester or Juventus. Bayern Munich: Arsenal, Barcelona, Napoli, Monaco, Leicester or Juventus. Barcelona: PSG, Benfica, Bayern Munich, Bayer Leverkusen or Porto. PSG: Napoli, Barcelona, Atletico Madrid, B. Dortmund, Leicester or Juventus. Advertisement

All the Premier League teams will avoid facing Lionel Messi and Barcelona in the last-16

But group runners-up Bayern Munich lurk for Arsenal and Leicester City in the knockout stages

Finishing as group runners up behind Borussia Dortmund, Real Madrid are also possibilities for Leicester City and Arsenal in the last-16 draw for the Champions League

When are the last-16 fixtures scheduled for?

First leg: February 13/14 and 20/21

Second leg: March 6/7, March 13/14