The draw for the entire knockout stages of the tournament will take place from 11am GMT at UEFA’s headquarters in Nyon.The Reds topped Group B ahead of Atletico Madrid, FC Porto and AC Milan with three wins, two draws and just one defeat.For the last 16, the eight group winners of the Champions League path will be paired with the eight play-off winners. The first team picked out for each one-legged tie will be at home.Liverpool cannot face Atletico in the last 16 as they were in the same group, meaning there are seven possible opponents for the Reds: AZ Alkmaar, Borussia Dortmund, Dynamo Kyiv, Genk, Midtjylland, Sevilla, Zilina.Last-16 ties are scheduled to take place on March 1/2, with the quarter-finals a fortnight later.The semi-finals and final, which will be played in Nyon, are set for April 22 and April 25 respectively.