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About the UEFA Champions League
The UEFA Champions League 2023-2024 is the 69th season of Europe’s elite club football tournament hosted by the Union of Europe Football Association. This tournament, with its final match set to play to the hum and roar of Wembley Stadium in June 2024, will determine who is Europe’s football champions. Last year, Manchester City won it, beating Inter Milan at Atatuerk Olympic Stadium. That 1—0 win in Istanbul has set the pretence for an exhilarating upcoming season.
When does the UEFA Champions League start?
The round robins start 20 September 2023, and ends 14 December.
When do the UEFA Champions League finals start?
Following the group stage, the tournament will continue with this schedule:
* Round of 16: Feb 14 - March 14, 2024
* Quarterfinals: April 10 - 18, 2024
* Semifinals: April 31 - May 9, 2024
* Final: June 2, 2024
What teams are in the 2023-2024 UEFA Champions League?
By country…
England: Manchester City, Arsenal, Manchester United, Newcastle United
Spain: Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid, Real Sociedad, Sevilla
Germany: Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, RB Leipzig, Union Berlin
Italy: Napoli, Lazio, FC Inter, AC Milan France: Paris Saint-Germain, Lens
Scotland: Celtic Portugal: Benfica, Porto, Braga
Netherlands: Feyenoord, PSV
Serbia: Red Star Belgrade
Austria: RB Salzburg
Ukraine: Shakhtar Donetsk
Switzerland: Young Boys
Turkey: Galatasaray
Belgium: Royal Antwerp
Denmark: Copenhagen
UEFA Champions League Records
* All-time highest goalscorer: Cristiano Ronaldo (140), followed by Lionel Messi (129)
* Most appearances: Cristiano Ronaldo (183)
* Most titles: Real Madrid (14) * Most red cards: Juventus (28)
History of UEFA Champions League
The UEFA Champions League began in 1955, called the European Cup. During this first historic season, sixteen teams participated. Real Madrid ruled the tournament, winning five consecutive seasons before arch-rivals Barcelona kicked them from the throne in the 1960-61 season.
