Three-time winners Inter Milan will play six-time winners Liverpool in the Champions League last 16 after UEFA held a second draw.
The first draw which had Manchester United paired with PSG was "declared void" by UEFA due to certain errors.
The Red Devils will now face Diego Simeone's Atletico Madrid.
Holders Chelsea face Ligue 1 champions Lille and beaten finalists, Manchester City come up against Portugal's Sporting Lisbon.
Champions League last-16 draw:
Red Bull Salzburg v Bayern Munich
Sporting Lisbon v Manchester City
Benfica v Ajax
Chelsea v Lille
Atletico Madrid v Manchester United
Villarreal v Juventus
Inter Milan v Liverpool
PSG v Real Madrid
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