Clubs have discovered who they will face in new 18-team league phase in Women's Champions League
Defending champions Arsenal to face former champions Lyon - see full list here
Chelsea will face giants Barcelona and former champions Wolfsburg - see full list here
Debutants Man Utd to play Lyon, Wolfsburg and former keeper Mary Earps' PSG - see full list here
Each team will play six games - three at home and three away - full dates released on Saturday
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This live text has served its purpose as the Women's Champions League league phase is set.
We'll find out when these ties will be played tomorrow.
Join us again tonight when Everton take on London City Lionesses and Manchester City visit Tottenham in the WSL (19:30 BST kick-off).
See you then.
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I'm so pleased that Man United have qualified but I fear that our squad is not strong enough or big enough to go far in the competition.
Sam, Dover
Have to say, I think I'm a fan of the league phase. I like how you see a number of huge ties at this early stage.
The final next year will take place in Ullevaal Stadion in Oslo, Norway.
The 27,182 capacity stadium hosted the 1987 and 1997 Women's Euros final.
It will be held on either 22, 23 or 24 May 2026.
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Looks good for Man Utd - especially a home tie facing former keeper Mary Earps in goal for PSG! Mouth watering.
Keith, London
Will this finally be Chelsea's year?
Thumbs up for yes, down for no.
Manchester United created history last night by qualifying for the main draw of the Champions League for the first time.
How far can they go, though? Would qualifying for the quarter-finals be seen as success?
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Chelsea fan. Happy with that. We're due against Barca and the rest are winnable.
Scott
Happy with that draw as a Gooner! Chance for redemption at Bayern and to have a go at Lyon on a wet and windy night in Borehamwood with a nostalgic trip to Lisbon thrown in!
Chloe, Southampton
Will this finally be Chelsea's year in the Women's Champions League?
Despite dominating English football, the Blues can't quite crack Europe and were heavily beaten by Barcelona in the semi-finals last season.
Sonia Bompastor's side come into the competition as domestic treble winners and will be among the favourites to lift the trophy.
Image source, Getty ImagesNo return Arsenal for Lia Walti but PSG goalkeeper Mary Earps will take on former club Manchester United.
Defending champions Arsenal shocked the world when they lifted their second European crown in May.
They now come into the competition as one of the most fancied sides to reign supreme again after adding to their already talented squad.
Can Renee Slegers go back-to-back?
Image source, Getty ImagesThe schedule for the league phase will be released tomorrow so you can start planning which game to watch and when.
The draw is now COMPLETE.
Some smashing matches in there.
Paris FC will play: Barcelona (home), Chelsea (away), Benfica (home), Real Madrid (away), OH Leuven (home), Valerenga (away).
Atletico Madrid will play: Bayern Munich (home), Lyon (away), Juventus (home), St. Polten (away), Manchester United (home), Twente (away).
The last English team comes out…
Man Utd will play: Lyon (home), Wolfsburg (away), Paris St-Germain (home), Juventus (away), Valerenga (home), Atletico Madrid (away).
OH Leuven will play: Arsenal (home), Barcelona (away), Roma (home), PSG (away), Twente (home), Paris FC (away).
Valerenga will play: Wolfsburg (home), Bayern Munich (away), St Polten (home), Roma (away), Paris FC (home), Man Utd (away).
Twente will play: Chelsea (home), Arsenal (away), Real Madrid (home), Benfica (away), Atletico Madrid (home), OH Leuven (away).
Time for pot three...
