Get the lowdown on Manchester City’s UEFA Women’s Champions League group stage opponents. Gareth Taylor’s side secured passage into the competition proper for the first time since 2020/21

Having won the Premier League and FA Cup earlier, the 2023 UCL win made Manchester City just the second English club to win the coveted treble after rival Manchester United.

The UEFA Women's Champions League draw took place on Friday, putting holders Barcelona in a group with Manchester City, while Women's Super League champions Chelsea will face Real Madrid in Group B.

Two-time defending champion Barcelona will play Manchester City in a Women’s Champions League group after the 16-team draw was made.

Barcelona vs Manchester City is the standout fixture of the UEFA Women’s Champions League group stage draw, while Arsenal are in the same group as Bayern Munich.Barcelona are the current holders of

The 2024–25 UEFA Champions League campaign continues Sept. 18 with a rematch of the 2023 final between Manchester City and Inter Milan, plus last year's runner-up Borussia Dortmund in action. SI Soccer's editorial team gives our predictions across every fixture.

The draw for the UEFA Women’s Champions League groups was conducted on Friday. Current holders Barcelona have been drawn with Manchester City, while Women’s Super League champions Chelsea will play Real Madrid in Group B.

The UEFA Champions League is the most celebrated club tournament in the world, and has been won most-often by Real Madrid, who extended their own record tally by beating Borussia Dortmund at Wembley in 2024. For the 2024-25 season we also see a new format (explained below) as the league phase will bring a totally different look to the tournament.

Barcelona have been banned from selling tickets to their fans for their next Champions League away game after their supporters were found guilty of racist behaviour during their match against AS Monaco,

City will kick off our UEFA Women’s Champions League group stage campaign by hosting current holders FC Barcelona.Gareth Taylor’s Blues secured passage into the competition proper for the first

Barcelona, who have won three of the past four finals, will also face Austrian champions St Polten and group-stage debutants Hammarby in Group D.