After the conclusion of the playoffs, Premier League clubs have learned their potential opponents for the Champions League last-16 stage. The English top-flight has an impressive six representatives still in contention, demonstrating the league's dominance in European football. Reigning champions Liverpool and leaders Arsenal have automatically secured their spots for the knockout rounds, reflecting their strong performances in the domestic league and earlier stages of the tournament.

In addition to Liverpool and Arsenal, Manchester City and Chelsea also qualified without needing to go through additional playoff matches. Newcastle United, however, had a more challenging path to the last 16, needing to complete their qualification with a significant 9-2 aggregate victory over Qarabag. This showcases the competitiveness and depth of Premier League clubs in European competitions, making them formidable opponents as they look to advance in the Champions League.

The upcoming draw holds exciting prospects for these clubs as they prepare to face off against elite teams from across Europe. The success of these clubs not only elevates their status but also enhances the reputation of the Premier League on the global stage, further igniting the fervor of fans and setting the stage for thrilling matches ahead in this prestigious tournament.