Milan, meanwhile, were comfortable winners over two legs as they claimed a 4-0 aggregate win over Ludogorets – Fabio Borini scoring the only goal of the night at San Siro in the return meeting on February 22. Arsene Wenger’s side last faced Milan in the Champions League back in 2012, with the Premier League side dumped out 4-3 on aggregate despite winning the second leg of that last-16 tie 3-0.
Laurent Koscielny is the only Arsenal player that still plays for the club since that last meeting – the French defender was even on the scoresheet that night, along with Tomas Rosicky and Robin van Persie.
Elsewhere in the draw, Dortmund will face RB Salzburg – the Bundesliga side advancing past Atalanta in a game marred by alleged racial chants aimed at on-loan striker Michy Batshuayi.
Atletico Madrid has been drawn alongside Russian outfit Lokomotiv Moscow, and Ligue 1 side Marseille will take on another La Liga side in the form of Athletic Bilbao. The ties will take place on the weeks of March 8 and March 15, with the quarter-final draw to follow on March 16 in Nyon.
Credit: Goal