Champions League excitement begins tomorrow! Here are the matches of the week...
The league phase of the 2025-2026 UEFA Champions League season will begin tomorrow with the first week's matches. Galatasaray will face German side Eintracht Frankfurt away on Thursday, September 18.
The excitement of the league phase in the UEFA Champions League will begin tomorrow with 6 matches. Galatasaray, the only Turkish team competing in the tournament, will face Bundesliga side Eintracht Frankfurt away on Thursday, September 18.
In this season, where 36 teams will compete in a league format, the teams that finish in the top 8 after 8 matches will advance to the round of 16. The 16 teams ranked between 9th and 24th will attempt to reach the round of 16 through two-legged knockout ties. Teams finishing outside the top 24 will be eliminated from the competition.
The schedule for the first week of matches in the UEFA Champions League is as follows:
Tomorrow
19.45 Athletic Bilbao - Arsenal
19.45 PSV Eindhoven - Union Saint-Gilloise
22.00 Juventus - Borussia Dortmund
22.00 Real Madrid - Olympique de Marseille
22.00 Benfica - Qarabag
22.00 Tottenham - Villarreal
Wednesday, September 17
19.45 Olympiacos - Pafos
19:45 Slavia Prague - Bodo/Glimt
22:00 Ajax - Inter
22:00 Bayern Munich - Chelsea
22:00 Liverpool - Atletico Madrid
22.00 Paris Saint-Germain - Atalanta
Thursday, September 18
19.45 Club Brugge - Monaco
19.45 Copenhagen - Bayer Leverkusen
22.00 Eintracht Frankfurt - Galatasaray
22:00 Manchester City - Napoli
22.00 Newcastle United - Barcelona
22.00 Sporting Lisbon - Kairat
News Source: İHA
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