Of that amount, 35 per cent goes to Uefa's recently established value pillar, which divides broadcast income based on coefficient points, while the remaining 27.5 per cent is divided equally among the 36 teams.
The value of each spot in the table was £230k, therefore the club that comes second last in 35th place got double that amount, £461k, while the table-toppers got £8.3m.
The total prize pot for the Champions League is expected to be around £2.07BILLION this season - a huge increase on last year's £1.68bn.
Reaching each knockout stage only results in more money being awarded - the Allianz Arena's overall champions took home £21.1m.
Performance-related prize money makes up 37.5 per cent (£766m) of the total pot.
