Find out more about our Women's Champions League opponents

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·4 September 2026

Find out more about our Women's Champions League opponents

A little more on who we'll play in the League Phase of the 2026/27 UEFA Women's Champions League!

City are one of just 18 clubs in Europe’s elite competition and return to the top table after a year away owing to our Barclays Women’s Super League title last term.

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We’ve never won this competition, with our best finishes coming in 2016/17 and 2017/18 when we made it to the semi-finals.

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In a draw at UEFA’s headquarters in Nyon on Friday morning, we found out we’ll face

Fixture dates, times and ticket details will follow soon but for now, we can get excited about the games to come.

All 18 teams will go into the same league table.

After six games, the top four will go straight to the quarter-finals while those fifth to 12th will enter the play-off.

Let’s find out who stands in our way...

Paris Saint-Germain

Country: France

How they qualified: 6-2 aggregate win over Eintracht Frankfurt in third qualifying round

Best Champions League performance: Semi-finals (2019/20, 2020/21, 2021/22, 2023/24)

Manager: Paulo César

Key players: Striker Romée Leuchter was their top scorer across all competitions last term with 18 goals, while fellow forward Merveille Kanjinga provided the most assists - eight.

Griedge Mbock Bathy’s passing from the back is crucial while Joe Echegini provides a lot of the energy in midfield.

Bayern Munich

Country: Germany

How they qualified: Domestic champions

Best Champions League performance: Semi-finals (2018/19, 2020/21, 2025/26)

Manager: José Barcala

Key players: Danish legend Pernille Harder remains at the top of her game, scoring 16 times last season while winger Klara Buhl supplied a whopping 14 assists in 2025/26.

Real Madrid

Country: Spain

How they qualified: 4-1 aggregate win over Ajax in third qualifying round

Best Champions League performance: Quarter-finals (2021/22, 2024/25, 2025/26)

Manager: Pau Quesada

Key players: Sandie Toletti is the heart of the engine room in midfield, while young striker Felicia Schröder has started the new season in excellent form.

BK Hacken

Country: Sweden

How they qualified: Europa Cup winners

Best Champions League performance: Quarter-finals (2023/24)

Manager: Elena Sadiku

Key players: Recently signed striker Maja Bodin is a goal machine while versatile American star Tabby Tindell can play anywhere and contribute goals, assists and plenty more.