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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Man Utd 3-0 Brann (agg 3-1)
Man Utd booked their spot in the main draw of the Women's Champions League for the first time last night after a 3-1 aggregate win over Norwegian side Brann.
Elisabeth Terland scored a hat-trick as Marc Skinner's side booked their spot alongside compatriots Arsenal and Chelsea.
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Arsenal will be coming back to defend their title! They are not going to sit down and let any other team from Europe claim their trophy. Third uwcl and second in a row incoming!
David, Wirral
As a Chelsea fan the teams I want to avoid are Real Madrid and Man Utd.
Scott, Fife
They're now running through the new format, which, of course, I've already explained to you.
Who's a fan of it in the men's competition?
The dates that matter the most. Here is when the league phase fixtures will take place.
League phase:
Pot one:
Arsenal (ENG, holders), Barcelona (ESP), Lyon (FRA), Chelsea (ENG), Bayern Munich (GER), Wolfsburg (GER)
Pot two:
Paris St-Germain (FRA), Real Madrid (ESP), Juventus (ITA), Benfica (POR), Roma (ITA), St. Polten (AUT)
Pot three:
Twente (NED), Valerenga (NOR), Paris FC (FRA), Manchester United (ENG), Atletico Madrid (ESP), OH Leuven (BEL)
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Image source, Getty ImagesFormer Germany international and Uefa head of women's football Nadine Kessler is currently on stage waxing lyrical about the competition and its growth over the years.
It is a league - so position is what matters and where you finish dictates what comes next.
Ending the league phase in the top four brings a big advantage: you qualify automatically for the quarter-finals, and have the second leg of your tie at home.
If you finish between 13th and 18th, you are eliminated.
For those who finish from 5th to 12th, a knockout play-off awaits. There are two pairs of ties:
The four winners of those matches then join the quarter-finals, and from there onwards it is near enough the same as every other knockout competition.
As with all these draws, they love a cinematic and a bit of drama.
We've just had a lovely rendition of the Women's Champions League anthem by some violinists in Nyom.
The 18 teams will be split into three pots based on their club coefficient ranking, with holders Arsenal the top seeds in pot one.
To ensure a balanced level of opposition for all and a balanced schedule, each team will then be drawn to play two opponents from each of these pots, playing one match against a team from each pot at home and one away.
Not too hard to get your head around, right?
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Women's Champions League is following the men's lead this year and moving from a group format to the new league phase.
But, there are half the number of teams, 18 rather than 36, which means there is no last-16 and teams play six matches rather than eight.
The draw starts at 11:00 BST and you'll be able to watch it all unfold by clicking the 'watch live' button at the top of this page.
What a treat for you all.
The stage is set. The trophy is in position. Welcome along to our coverage of the Women's Champions League draw.
Nyom welcomes representatives from the 18 teams who look to become champions of Europe come May.
It's time to get this show on the road.
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