Bayer Leverkusen, featuring Czech striker Patrik Schick, has been drawn to face Arsenal in the Champions League Round of 16, a matchup that presents a significant challenge given Arsenal's undefeated record in the group stage. This draw took place at UEFA’s headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland, and also includes notable fixtures such as defending champions Paris Saint-Germain against Chelsea, and Real Madrid facing Manchester City.

The Round of 16 will take place over two legs, with the first matches scheduled for March 10 and 11, followed by the return legs a week later. The final match will be held in Budapest on May 30, establishing a timeline for the teams involved. Leverkusen's progression to this stage marks a commendable achievement for the team, particularly as they stand as the only representative of the Czech Republic in the tournament, following Slavia Prague's exit in the group phase.

Overall, the draw highlights a competitive lineup in this year's Champions League, with several high-profile clashes that not only represent significant footballing rivalries but also have implications for the teams involved in terms of prestige and financial incentives. As Arsenal continues its strong form with key players leading their campaign, Leverkusen will aim to capitalize on any potential weaknesses in their formidable opponent as they prepare for a tough contest ahead.