CHAMPIONS LEAGUE DRAW: Title-holders Manchester City are handed FC Copenhagen and Arsenal

Title-holders Manchester City will play FC Copenhagen and Arsenal will face FC Porto in the last 16 of the Champions League.

Both of the English teams remaining in the competition won their groups, and were among the eight seeded teams in the draw. 

It means Man City and Arsenal will both have the second legs at home after travelling to Denmark and Portugal, respectively, for the first leg.

Champions League winner in 2012 John Terry was on hand to complete the draw, which also saw Barcelona paired with Napoli, Atletico Madrid with Inter Milan, RB Leipzig with Real Madrid, and PSV Eindhoven facing Borussia Dortmund.  

Ligue 1 champions Paris Saint-Germain came runners up in their group and were matched with Real Sociedad, and Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich will play Lazio, who currently sit 11th in Serie A. 

Man City drew Copenhagen and Arsenal FC Porto at the Champions League draw on Monday

John Terry was on hand to complete the draw, which will see the Gunners travel to Portugal

Man City play Copenhagen after completing a perfect group stage record ahead of qualifying

Copenhagen were the surprise victors of their group after beating a beleagured Manchester United side on home turf and holding Bayern Munich to a 0-0 draw at the Allianz. 

But they face an instant challenge against Pep Guardiola’s Treble winners who moved through their group tests with ease to pull off a record six wins from six. 

Copenhagen’s best-ever record in the competition came in 2010-11, when the Danish side made the round of 16. 

Arsenal will have to contend with the 2003-04 winners of the competition in their first knockout tie, who beat Shakhtar Donetsk and Royal Antwerp en route to qualifying. 

Two defeats to Barcelona, however, kept Sergio Conceicao’s side from topping their group.