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Champions League: Arsenal meet Barcelona in last 16 showdown
Updated 1344 GMT (2144 HKT) December 14, 2015
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This is the trophy the last 16 in the Champions League are all playing for -- but who will hoist it after the final in Milan next year? Harold Cunningham/Getty Images/file
Barcelona and talisman Lionel Messi take on Arsenal after the Gunners produced a great escape from the group stage. David Ramos/Getty Images Europe/Getty Images
Nobody did more for Arsenal to set up that Barcelona date than Olivier Giroud, whose hat-trick saw off Olympiakos in the crucial final group game. Arsenal last failed to reach the knockout stages of the competition in 1999. ANGELOS TZORTZINIS/AFP/AFP/Getty Images
France international Paul Pogba is at the heart of a fast-improving Juventus team who will be hoping to put paid to Bayern Munich's chances. MARCO BERTORELLO/AFP/AFP/Getty Images
But runaway Bundesliga leaders Bayern have prolific striker Robert Lewandowski in their lineup -- a danger to any defense. Bayern is coached by Pep Guardiola, who led Barcelona to two Champions League triumphs in 2009 and 2011. CHRISTOF STACHE/AFP/AFP/Getty Images
Nobody is more important to Paris Saint-Germain than Zlatan Ibrahimovic, whose side meets Chelsea for the second season running. Dean Mouhtaropoulos/Getty Images Europe/Getty Images
Chelsea has so far found the Champions League a happier experience than the Premier League, and will be looking for revenge against PSG after last season's defeat at the same stage of the competition. Jose Mourinho's side is struggling in the EPL, currently languishing in the bottom half of the table. Clive Rose/Getty Images Europe/Getty Images
Alessandro Florenzi of AS Roma made headlines in the group stage when he scored against Barcelona in spectacular fashion. Can he do it again against Real Madrid? Paolo Bruno/Getty Images Europe/Getty Images
Or will Real Madrid's prolific Portuguese forward Cristiano Ronaldo add to his rich haul of Champions League goals? JANEK SKARZYNSKI/AFP/Getty Images
Oleh Husev of Dinamo Kiev celebrates after scoring in the group stage match against Porto. Now the Ukrainians face big-spending Manchester City. GENYA SAVILOV/AFP/AFP/Getty Images
City's options in attack include Raheem Sterling, who joined from Liverpool in July. Alex Livesey/Getty Images Europe/Getty Images
Naldo, of Wolfsburg, celebrates with fans after the 3-2 victory over Manchester United that eliminated the English club from the Champions League. Stuart Franklin/Bongarts/Bongarts/Getty Images
Belgian club Gent, the surprise package of the tournament so far, now has the challenge of getting past Wolfsburg. JOHN THYS/AFP/AFP/Getty Images
Benfica, seen here celebrating a goal against Galatasaray in the group stage, takes on Zenit St Petersburg next. FRANCISCO LEONG/AFP/AFP/Getty Images
Netherlands side PSV Eindhoven takes on Atletico Madrid as it looks to continue a fine run of form. Christof Koepsel/Bongarts/Bongarts/Getty Images
