Topics: Barcelona, PSG, Chelsea, Atletico, Liverpool, Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, RB Leipzig, Atalanta, UCL Draw, UEFA Champions League
The last 16 of the UEFA Champions League will see some interesting showdowns, including a clash between Simeone's Atletico Madrid and Lampard's high-flying Chelsea.

The UCL draw is complete! The match-ups for the 2020/21 UEFA Champions League round of 16 have been decided, with one fixture in particular headlining the upcoming stage: Barcelona vs PSG.

After finishing as runners-up in their group, the Spanish giants headed into the knockout stage as an unseeded team, meaning they were bound to face a tough opposition in the last 16. They managed to avoid Bayern Munich, Man City, and Chelsea but got the Ligue 1 champions. This fixture is special for a number of reasons, one being the history between these two clubs and the other being the return of Neymar to the Camp Nou.

Neymar has spoken about his dream reunion with former team-mate Lionel Messi and will now share a pitch with the Argentine at club level for the first time since leaving Catalonia, albeit they will be on opposing teams. One issue of concern is the Brazilian's fitness, with the Les Parisiens superstar being stretchered off the pitch in Sunday's defeat to Lyon after suffering a nasty ankle injury.

However, that isn't the only interest match-up of the round of 16. Atletico drew Chelsea in what should be a tough showdown between the Spanish and English giants while Liverpool and Real Madrid got RB Leipzig and Atalanta respectively, two of Europe's young and exciting teams.

The clash between Los Rojiblancos and the Blues, in particular, will be interesting, given their head-to-head record. The London giants have locked horns with Atletico seven times before, with both sides winning twice while drawing in the remaining three encounters. The Stamford Bridge side can enter with some confidence given that the last time they faced off was in last season's group stage, with Lampard's men emerging unbeaten both home and away (W1, D1).

Elsewhere, defending champions Bayern Munich will face Lazio in what should be a straight-forward fixture for the rampant Bundesliga side. Juventus will face Porto, a game which will see Cristiano Ronaldo return to Portugal to face the Dragons, a bitter rival of his former club Sporting Lisbon. Check out the round of 16 fixtures in full below.