The results of the draw in Monaco on Thursday were predicted by the number crunching device.
Arsenal was drawn into a terrible group in the computer draw.
The qualifying play-offs this week will determine the last six teams in the group stages.
While Galatasaray and Copenhagen are certain they can secure a spot in the 2023–24 Champions League, Rangers is aiming to defeat PSV.
The clubs in pots three and four have not yet been decided, as a consequence.
The Red Devils were drawn together with Harry Kane's Bayern Munich, seven-time champions AC Milan, and Scottish powerhouses Celtic in pot two, creating a horrifying group of death.
Mikel Arteta must be ready to attempt to advance to the knockout rounds despite playing his old team Barcelona after their tense preseason match, Rangers in a titanic Battle of Britain, and Galatasaray in a difficult environment in Turkey.
Manchester City, the current champions, will face Inter Milan in a rematch of their historic June final, as well as Kieran Tierney's Real Sociedad and Shakhtar Donetsk in Group F.
And when Newcastle makes its 20-year Champions League comeback, it's a matter of getting thrown back in at the deep end.
In Group C, the Magpies have the easy job of defeating giants Paris Saint-Germain, 14-time champion Real Madrid with star midfielder Jude Bellingham, and Serbia's Red Star Belgrade.
Sevilla and RB Leipzig will compete for first place in Group D, while Napoli and Porto lead Group A.
With Feyenoord, Borussia Dortmund, and Lazio in Group G, Lens will not be optimistic about their prospects.
Additionally, Union Berlin could find it difficult to win anything in Group H against Benfica, Atletico Madrid, and Copenhagen.
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