The Women's Champions League is into the knockout stages. But what did the draw bring up? Who had it easy, and who will struggle?

Elsewhere, Real Madrid are struggling and there is increasing pressure on the position of the manager Xabi Alonso, while Hansi Flick's Barcelona look strong. Let's take a look our Power Rankings: It was a challenging weekend for the side coached by Mikel Arteta,

Real Madrid and Manchester City have clashed 10 times in the last five years on Europe’s biggest stage, creating some of the most thrilling Champions League matches in recent memory.

A couple clubs near the top of the UEFA Champions League table face off on Wednesday, Dec. 10 as Manchester City takes the pitch against Real Madrid.

City clawed back a one-goal deficit pulling ahead thanks to a penalty converted by Erling Haaland before halftime

Liverpool and Real Madrid will compete for the signing of Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi in 2026. But who is leading the race for the defender?

Our Opta-powered projections have Mikel Arteta's team, Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain as the three favourites to win the competition

Real Madrid sits fifth in the UCL, while ManCity is two points back in ninth. This will be the 15th all-time meeting between the two teams, all of which have come in the Champions League. Real Madrid has won the last three matchups, knocking City out in the Play-offs last year.

Real Madrid Femenino visits Twente today at the Grolsch Veste stadium (21:00) for the final matchday of the UEFA Women's Champions League group stage. The Merengues, fifth with 10 points, arrive with