Key Dates
2023-24 Women's Champions League fixtures
Group stage
Draw: 20th of October 2023, Nyon
Matchday 1: 14th / 15th November 2023
Matchday 2: 22nd / 23rd November 2023
Matchday 3: 13th / 14th December 2023
Matchday 4: 20th /21st December 2023
Matchday 5: 24th /25th January 2024
Matchday 6: 30th /31st January 2024
Quarterfinals
Draw: 6th of February, 2024
Nyon First leg: 19th/20th March, 2024
Second leg: 27th/28th March, 2024
Semi-finals
First leg: 20th / 21st April, 2024
Second leg: 27th / 28th April, 2024
Final
May 2024, date tbc.
FAQs
Can I watch the Women’s UEFA Champions League on my TV?
The DAZN, YouTube and Paramount + apps are supported by most devices, so you can easily watch the Champions League from your TV at home.
Do any TV channels show the Women’s UEFA Champions League?
Yes, if CBS is one of your local networks you can watch the champions league final through with an OTA antenna or a TV streaming service that offers RSN coverage.
Do I need a DAZN subscription to watch all the UEFA Champions League?
This year, no. You can watch it free through DAZN’s YouTube Channel. However, from next year you will require a DAZN subscription to watch.
What is the history of the Women's UEFA Champions League?
Originally branded the UEFA Women’s Cup, the tournament became the UEFA Women’s Champions League for the 2009/10 season. While Barcelona are current title holders, Lyon are in strong form and are the most successful club in the league having one the Champions League title eight times.
How many teams enter?
In total 70 will take part this year from 48 National Soccer Associations.
Where is this year's Women's UEFA Champions League final being held?
This year the Women's UEFA Champions League final will be held at the San Mames Stadium in Bilbao, Spain.
What is the Women's UEFA Champions League format?
The 6 highest ranked associations (France, Germany, Spain, England, Sweden, Czechia) are allowed to enter 3 teams each. The following 10 can enter two teams each, while associations below 16th rank can only enter one team.
Entering teams are split into the League path, or Champions path depending on their association ranking.
- League Path Teams - 16 Teams
These are made up of 3rd placed teams from associations ranked 1st -6th, and runners up from 7th- 16th. The 16 split into groups of four, who battle it out in mini knockout tournaments. The winning teams of each group progress to round 2.
- Champions Path Teams - 41 teams
These are made up of the association champions ranked eighth and below and are divided into 11 groups of 4 or 3. These groups then take part in knockout mini tournaments.
4 teams will automatically place in the group stage, skipping round 1 and 2. This includes the current title holder (Barcelona), and the 3 highest ranked association winners (France, Germany and Spain). Barcelona are through as title holders, so 4th association (England) takes the 4th spot, and Chelsea joins Barcelona, Lyon, Bayern.
If you’re wondering why you haven’t seen Man-United knocking around so far, runners-up of the top six associations progress straight to Round 2 of the league path. So, 6 teams are already there waiting.
Round 1: Regardless of which path, it’s two stages of one-off knockout matches. The winners of each final will progress to round 2.
Round 2: Determines which 12 teams will join Chelsea, Bayern, Lyon and Barcelona in the group stages through two-legged knockout ties.
Group Stage: the last sixteen teams split into four groups of four that take part in a two leg knock out stage. Teams play at home and away to determine which 8 teams qualify for the quarter finals.
Quarter Finals: The qualifying eight teams are paired off and compete in two legs to determine the final four.
Semi-Finals: Our top four teams. Each team will be paired and play in two-legs, with the winner progressing to the finals.
The Women's Champions League final: One match. One time. One place.
