Netherlands, who knocked them out at the same stage two years ago, are their final fixture on Sunday 13 March.
Barca appear to have the measure of City having beaten them twice at the same stage last season - for a 4-1 aggregate win - as well as their latest victory in Manchester.
The draw in Switzerland – Neuchâtel is European rugby's organisational hub these days – has also reunited the English champions, Saracens, with Ulster, the home province of Sarries' director of rugby, Mark McCall, and Toulouse, who beat them twice at the same stage in 2013-14.
The result surely condemns Arsenal to a Champions League exit at the hands of a side who knocked them out at the same stage last season.
The Selecao had never lost to Chile on home soil and beat them by three-goal margins at the same stage of the 1998 and 2010 World Cups.
Arsenal did go into the match with reasons for hope, having been the last team to prevent the German side from scoring when they beat them 2-0 athehe Allianz Arena at the same stage last season, although the Gunners went out that night on away goals.
We're excited to see them share the same stage at Disrupt.
It's ironic that when you first started playing the game you were at the same stage as them, so avoid it if you can.
Britain finished Day 15 with a total of 62 medals, compared with 47 at the same stage at Beijing in 2008, keeping them third in the medal table.
