That's where UEFA's headquarters are located, and where European football's governing body will conduct the draw for the Champions League knockout rounds, from 12:00 GMT.

The Reds have known for a little while that we would be involved, as qualification for at least the play-offs was confirmed back in November.

A top-four place - which would have seen us through to the quarter-finals automatically - was still possible up until matchday six's meeting with Juventus, although despite our fantastic 1-0 win in Turin, results elsewhere ended that chance.

As per UEFA's website, from the knockout phase play-offs onwards, the tournament is a bracket.

Potential opponents are pre-defined by the bracket, so that means teams finishing fifth and sixth will face the sides that end the league phase in 11th or 12th, while teams finishing seventh or eighth are drawn against either the ninth or tenth-placed sides.

United have placed sixth, meaning our potential opponents are Atletico Madrid and OH Leuven.

We are seeded so the first tie will be played away from home, with the second following at the Progress with Unity Stadium.

Once the play-offs have been drawn out, the quarter-finals and then the semi-finals will be confirmed, using a similar seeding procedure, with each team then knowing their potential pathway to the final in Oslo next May.

Scroll down to see the full list of qualified teams, and seedings...

QUARTER-FINALISTS

Barcelona (1)
Lyon (2)
Chelsea (3)
Bayern Munich (4)

PLAY-OFF TEAMS

Arsenal (5)
UNITED (6)
Real Madrid (7)
Juventus (8)
Wolfsburg (9)
Paris FC (10)
Atletico Madrid (11)
OH Leuven (12)