Liverpool have been drawn against holders Real Madrid in the last 16 of the UEFA Champions League in a repeat of last season’s final.
Los Blancos secured their 14th title courtesy of a Vinicius Junior goal in Paris in a match that was marred by crowd control issues, forcing the game to kick off over 30 minutes later than scheduled.
Meanwhile the other three English sides also learned their opponents, with Manchester City and Chelsea facing German opposition in RB Leipzig and Borussia Dortmund respectively.
Cheltenham-born Eric Dier will be part of a Tottenham side that take on Serie A champions AC Milan.
Paris Saint-Germain will play Bayern Munich in a blockbuster tie, while surprise packages Club Bruges and Benfica meet in an intriguing encounter.
The other two ties to be drawn out were Frankfurt against free-scoring Napoli and Inter Milan will play Porto.
The first legs will be played on 14-15 and 21-22 February, with the return legs taking place on 7-8 and 14-15 March.
Man United and Barcelona collide in Europa League knockout round play-off
Former European Champions Manchester United and Barcelona will go head-to-head in the play-off round of the Europa League knockout stage.
The Catalans have dropped down from the Champions League to UEFA’s second-tier competition for consecutive years, while United failed to top their Europa League group and must now come through a tough test in two legs.
Arsenal go straight through to the last 16 after winning five of their six games.
In some other notable matchups, Juventus will play French side Nantes. Jose Mourinho’s Roma, the Europa Conference League champions, travel to Salzburg.
Two Dutch teams feature, with Ajax hosting Union Berlin and PSV Eindhoven facing a tough match in Seville as they face six-time winners Sevilla.
The first of the two legged fixtures are on 16 February and will be concluded on 23 February.
