Manchester City have been handed the toughest assignment.
Manchester City have been handed a difficult path towards a potential Champions League final.
The draw for the quarters and semi finals have been made this morning, for when the competition resumes next month.
City bring a 2-1 lead into their last 16 second leg with Real Madrid, and if they come through that game they'll face either Juventus or Lyon in the last eight.
The winner of that quarter final will go up against one of Barcelona, Napoli, Bayern Munich or Chelsea in the final four.
Barca and Napoli are level at 1-1 ahead of their last 16 second leg, while Bayern Munich have a 3-0 advantage on Chelsea.
The other side of the draw is much clearer.
Leipzig will take on Atletico Maadrid in the quarter finals.
And the winner of that will go up against either PSG or Italian side Atalanta.
The UEFA Champions League draw is complete! 🙌
— UEFA Champions League (@ChampionsLeague) July 10, 2020
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