Women's Champions League: Man City get one
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Having opened their new chapter at the Sportpark Unterhaching with the opening game of the UEFA Women’s Champions League against Manchester City, you can now apply for tickets to watch Glódís
The 2023-27 UEFA Women's Champions League draw is officially settled. The league phase path will feature 18 clubs with the same goal: to lift the Champions League trophy at Stadion Narodowy in Warsaw,
Barcelona Femení hit 900 official wins after defeating Paris FC 5-2 in their UEFA Women's Champions League opener at the Estadi Johan Cruyff.
Barcelona begins its title defense on Wednesday, while Chelsea and eight-time European champion OL Lyonnes are also in action.
In year two of the newly expanded format, with an 18-team, six-game league phase that emulates the Swiss model, surprises are bound to happen. With the top four teams advancing to the quarterfinals and eight teams heading to a future knockout playoff gauntlet, six remaining teams will eventually pack up and go home.
Reiss Nelson will be absent for Feyenoord on Wednesday in the Champions League clash with FC Barcelona. Club watcher Dennis van Eersel of Rijnmond reported this on X on Tuesday. Feyenoord still have to confirm the news officially.
Barcelona has provided its clearest roadmap yet for finishing the Spotify Camp Nou renovation, including another temporary move to Montjuïc while the stadium’s massive new roof is installed. The latest timeline calls for Barcelona to spend the rest of the 2026-27 season at its partially renovated home before returning temporarily to the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys