Europa League last-16 draw: Who could Arsenal get, what time is it and what TV channel is it on?

What is it?

It is the draw for the last-16 of the Europa League, typically when the quality of the competition begins to improve.

When is it?

The draw is on Friday 23 February and begins at 12pm UK time. 

Where is it?

As always, the draw takes place at Uefa headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland. 

What TV channel is it on?

Uefa will live stream the draw across their social media channels and website, while you can also watch live coverage on TV with BT Sport 2 from noon. Alternatively, you can bookmark this page and return on Friday to see what ties the draw throws up with our liveblog. 

Who can Arsenal draw?

Provided Arsenal finish the job against Ostersunds at the Emirates, they will be in the hat and in an entirely free draw in Nyon. 

There is no seeding system at this stage of the tournament nor country protection, although there are no other Premier League teams for Arsenal to draw. So Arsenal could draw: 

• CSKA Moscow

• RB Leipzig

• Zenit St Petersburg

• Locomotiv Moscow

• Atletico Madrid

• Lazio

• Sporting Lisbon

• Viktoria Plzen

• Dynamo Kiev 

• Lyon

• AC Milan

• Borussia Dortmund

• Athletic Bilbao

• Marseille

• RB Salzburg

When will the last-16 ties be played?

The first leg of the next round of the Europa League will be played on Thursday 8 March and Thursday 15 March. 

Kick-off times will be 6pm and 8pm UK time, and the team drawn out of the bag first will play at home before playing the second leg away.

What are the latest odds?

• Atletico Madrid 3/1

• Arsenal 4/1

• Borussia Dortmund 10/1 

• RB Leipzig 11/1

• AC Milan 14/1

• Lyon 16/1

• Sporting Lisbon 22/1

• Lazio 25/1

• Atletico Madrid 25/1