The final group games in the 2019/20 UEFA Champions League were played on Wednesday night, with 16 teams from Europe’s major leagues waiting for the knock-out draw to be conducted on Monday.
For the first time in the history of the UEFA Champions League, all the last 16 are from the five main leagues, that is, English, Spanish, Italian, German or French. Here are the teams that have qualified:
Group A: Paris St-Germain (winners), Real Madrid (runners-up)
Group B: Bayern Munich (winners), Tottenham (runners-up)
Group C: Manchester City (winners), Atalanta (runners-up)
Group D: Juventus (winners), Atletico Madrid (runners-up)
Group E: Liverpool (winners), Napoli (runners-up)
Group F: Barcelona (winners), Borussia Dortmund (runners-up)
Group G: RB Leipzig (winners), Lyon (runners-up)
Group H: Valencia (winners), Chelsea (runners-up)