The Champions League is really heating up now. The draw for the round of 16 will take place at UEFA headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland on Monday morning, with Tottenham anxiously waiting to find out who they will face.
Everyone connected with Tottenham Hotspur Football Club will be watching on to see who the Lilywhites get drawn against in a two-legged last 16 encounter. Spurs cannot be drawn against another English side, nor can they face the other team from their group that qualified.
That rules out Liverpool, who finished second, and Eintracht Frankfurt, meaning Spurs can only draw six of the eight teams in the second pot in the draw. Going into their final Group D clash against Marseille top of the group, it was a rather eventful night in France as Spurs looked to be on the verge of elimination at half-time before the game was turned on its head.
