Barcelona, Valencia and Real Madrid's dangers in the Champions League draw

Barcelona, Real Madrid and Valencia have all sealed their respective places in the Champions League's knockout rounds.

Madrid, progressing in second, will have it tough in the draw for the last 16 though and could come up against Bayern Munich, Manchester City, Juventus or Liverpool. RB Leipzig will probably be the team they want to draw.

Barcelona and Valencia have it a little better. They'll want to avoid Tottenham and Napoli, as well as Borussia Dortmund and Chelsea.

There are still two unknown places in the second pot, with Group C and Group D not yet settled.

The draw will be made at 12:00 in Nyon on Monday.

Barcelona: The threat of Mourinho

Barcelona can meet anyone, but they won't want to come up against Jose Mourinho.

The Portuguese knows how to set a side up to dismantle anyone, and he always takes enjoyment from stopping the Catalans.

Valencia: Tottenham, Napoli and Dortmund present danger

The can't meet their group stage opponents Chelsea, but there's plenty more to concern them.

They could meet Paco Alcacer's Dortmund, as well as Mourinho's Spurs.

Real Madrid: Cristiano Ronaldo on the horizon

Having clinched second in their group, Los Blancos will have a hard draw and four of the five possible opponents will worry them: Liverpool, Bayern, City and Juventus.

There's not much difference between them, though Bayern may be the kindest of the three.

Atletico Madrid: To complete the poker

Los Rojiblancos need to win at Lokomotiv Moscow to ensure their place in the draw but they can only finish second.

If it happens, they can play the same sides as Madrid, but Juventus will be replaced with Paris Saint-Germain.