Champions League standings 2014: Who's in and who's out of the knockout stages

The Champions League knockout stage has been set, and now the qualified teams will await Monday's draw, when they'll discover their fate. A number of the groups went down to the wire, with about half the spots not being locked down until Tuesday and Wednesday's games.

Juventus narrowly held onto their spot with a draw on Tuesday, while Basel did enough at Anfield to knock out Liverpool and clinch Group B's second slot. Monaco beat Zenit to clinch their place on the final day, while Group D's two knockout stage representatives were determined before the last day.

Manchester City clinched their spot on Wednesday, defeating Roma away to knock out the Italians and CSKA Moscow in one of the competition's tightest races. PSG and Barcelona were already through before the final day, but Barca's win was necessary for them to win the group. Schalke needed a second-half goal from Max Meyer against Maribor to grab their spot, while Group H had already been settled.

Group A

Clinched advancement: Atlético Madrid, Juventus

Europa League: Olympiacos

Eliminated: Malmö

Group B

Clinched advancement: Real Madrid, Basel

Europa League: Liverpool

Eliminated: Ludogorets

Group C

Clinched advancement: Bayer Leverkusen, Monaco

Europa League: Zenit

Eliminated: Benfica

Group D

Clinched advancement: Borussia Dortmund, Arsenal

Europa League: Anderlecht

Eliminated: Galatasaray

Group E

Clinched advancement: Bayern Munich, Manchester City

Europa League: AS Roma

Eliminated: CSKA Moscow

Group F

Clinched advancement: Paris Saint-Germain, Barcelona

Europa League: Ajax

Eliminated: APOEL

Group G

Clinched advancement: Chelsea, Schalke 04

Europa League: Sporting Lisbon

Eliminated: Maribor

Group H

Clinched advancement: Porto, Shakhar Donetsk

Europa League: Athletic Bilbao

Eliminated: BATE Borisov