UEFA Champions League draw and fixtures in full for 2025/26 | OneFootball

The Champions League draw for the 2025/26 season has been made and it has thrown up some tasty fixtures for the six Premier League teams involved.

The 36 participating clubs will play eight games against eight different opponents, four at home and four away, in the league phase.

The top eight will qualify directly for the knockout stage, with 16 sides contesting a playoff round. The teams finishing between 25th and 36th will be eliminated when the league phase concludes in January. The teams that come through the playoffs will join the top eight sides in the last-16.

The expanded format, which was introduced for the first time last year, has thrown up some huge clashes between the some of the biggest clubs in Europe.

Both Arsenal and Chelsea will face Bayern Munich, Manchester City have to travel to Real Madrid while Liverpool will host them, and Spurs will reunite with PSG following their UEFA Super Cup defeat.

Newcastle United will also face the reigning champions away, and they will host Barcelona at St James’ Park in a repeat of their classic clash in 1997.

UEFA will publish the full Champions League fixture list with match dates and kick-off times no later than Saturday, 30 August.

UEFA Champions League draw and fixtures in full for 2025/26:

Arsenal

Bayern Munich (home), Inter (away), Atletico Madrid (home), Club Brugge (away), Olympiacos (home), Slavia Praha (away), Kairat Almaty (home), Athletic Club (away)

Chelsea

Barcelona (home), Bayern Munich (away), Benfica (home), Atalanta (away), Ajax (home), Napoli (away), Pafos (home) and Qarabag (away)

Liverpool

Real Madrid (home), Inter Milan (away), Atletico Madrid (home), Eintracht Frankfurt (away), PSV Eindhoven (home), Marseille (away), Qarabag (home) and Galatasaray (away)

Man City

Borussia Dortmund (home), Real Madrid (away), Bayer Leverkusen (home), Villarreal (away), Napoli (home), Bodo/Glimt (away), Galatasaray (home) and Monaco (away).

Newcastle United

Barcelona (h), PSG (a), Benfica (h), Leverkusen (a), PSV (h), Marseille (a), Athletic Club (h), Union S-G (a)

Spurs

Dortmund (h), PSG (a), Villarreal (h), Frankfurt (a), Slavia Prague (h), Bodø/Glimt (a), Copenhagen (h), Monaco (a)

PSG

Bayern Munich (home), Barcelona (away), Atalanta (home), Bayer Leverkusen (away), Tottenham Hotspur (home), Sporting (away), Newcastle United (home) and Athletic Club (away).

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Real Madrid

Manchester City (home), Liverpool (away), Juventus (home), Benfica (away), Marseille (home), Olympiacos (away), Monaco (home), and Kairat Almaty (away)

Bayern Munich

Chelsea (home), Paris St-Germain (away), Club Brugge (home), Arsenal (away), Sporting (home), PSV (away), Union SG (home) and Pafos (away).

Inter Milan

Liverpool (home), Borussia Dortmund (away), Arsenal (home), Atletico Madrid (away), Slavia Prague (home), Ajax (away), Kairat Almaty (home) and Union SG (away)

Borussia Dortmund

Inter Milan (home), Manchester City (away), Villarreal (home), Juventus (away), Bodo/Glimt (home), Tottenham (away), Athletic Bilbao (home), Copenhagen (away).

Barcelona

Paris St-Germain (home), Chelsea (away), Eintracht Frankfurt (home), Club Brugge (away), Olympiacos (home), Slavia Prague (away), Copenhagen (home), Newcastle United (away)

Bayer Leverkusen

Paris St-Germain (home), Manchester City (away), Villarreal (home), Benfica (away), PSV Eindhoven (home), Olympiacos (away), Newcastle (home) and Copenhagen (away).

Atletico Madrid

Inter (h), Liverpool (a), Frankfurt (h), Arsenal (a), Bodø/Glimt (h), PSV (a), Union S-G (h), Galatasaray (a)

Benfica

Real Madrid (home), Chelsea (away), Bayer Leverkusen (home), Juventus (away), Napoli (home), Ajax (away), Qarabag (home) and Newcastle (away).

Atalanta

Chelsea (home), Paris St-Germain (away), Club Brugge (home), Eintracht Frankfurt (away), Slavia Prague (home), Marseille (away), Athletic Bilbao (home) and Union SG (away)

Villarreal

Man City (h), Dortmund (a), Juventus (h), Leverkusen (a), Ajax (h), Tottenham (a), Copenhagen (h), Pafos (a)

Juventus

Dortmund (h), Real Madrid (a), Benfica (h), Villarreal (a), Sporting (h), Bodø/Glimt (a), Pafos (h), Monaco (a)

Eintracht Frankfurt

Liverpool (h), Barcelona (a), Atalanta (h), Atlético (a), Tottenham (h), Napoli (a), Galatasaray (h), Qarabag (a)

Club Brugge

Barcelona (h), Bayern Munich (a), Arsenal (h), Atalanta (a), Marseille (h), Sporting (a), Monaco (h), Kairat Almaty (a)

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PSV

Bayern Munich (h), Liverpool (a), Atlético (h), Leverkusen (a), Napoli (h), Olympiakos (a), Union S-G (h), Newcastle (a)

Ajax

Inter (h), Chelsea (a), Benfica (h), Villarreal (a), Olympiakos (h), Marseille (a), Galatasaray (h), Qarabag (a)

Napoli

Chelsea (h), Man City (a), Frankfurt (h), Benfica (a), Sporting (h), PSV (a), Qarabag (h), Copenhagen (a)

Sporting CP

PSG (h), Bayern Munich (a), Club Brugge (h), Juventus (a), Marseille (h), Napoli (a), Kairat Almaty (h), Athletic Club (a)

Olympiacos

Real Madrid (h), Barcelona (a), Leverkusen (h), Arsenal (a), PSV (h), Ajax (a), Pafos (h), Kairat Almaty (a)

Slavia Prague

Barcelona (h), Inter (a), Arsenal (h), Atalanta (a), Bodø/Glimt (h), Tottenham (a), Athletic Club (h), Pafos (a)

Bodo/Glimt

Man City (h), Dortmund (a), Juventus (h), Atlético (a), Tottenham (h), Slavia Prague (a), Monaco (h), Galatasaray (a)

Marseille

Liverpool (h), Real Madrid (a), Atalanta (h), Club Brugge (a), Ajax (h), Sporting (a), Newcastle (h), Union S-G (a)

Copenhagen

Dortmund (h), Barcelona (a), Leverkusen (h), Villarreal (a), Napoli (h), Tottenham (a), Kairat Almaty (h), Qarabag (a)

AS Monaco

Man City (h), Real Madrid (a), Juventus (h), Club Brugge (a), Tottenham (h), Bodø/Glimt (a), Galatasaray (h), Pafos (a)

Galatasaray

Liverpool (h), Man City (a), Atlético (h), Frankfurt (a), Bodø/Glimt (h), Ajax (a), Union S-G (h), Monaco (a)

Union Saint-Gilloise

Inter (h), Bayern Munich (a), Atalanta (h), Atlético (a), Marseille (h), PSV (a), Newcastle (h), Galatasaray (a)

Qarabag

Chelsea (h), Liverpool (a), Frankfurt (h), Benfica (a), Ajax (h), Napoli (a), Copenhagen (h), Athletic Club (a)

Athletic Club

PSG (h), Dortmund (a) Arsenal (h), Atalanta (a), Sporting CP (h), Slavia Prague (a), Qarabag (h), Newcastle (a)

Pafos

Bayern Munich (h), Chelsea (a), Villarreal (h), Juventus (a), Slavia Prague (h), Olympiacos (a), Monaco (h), Kairat Almaty (a)

FC Kairat

Real Madrid (h), Inter (a), Club Brugge (h), Arsenal (a), Olympiakos (h), Sporting (a), Pafos (h), Copenhagen (a)

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