The top 24 from the 36-team league phase table make it through, with the leading eight advancing immediately to the round of 16. Those placed between ninth and 24th have to first duke it out across a series of two-legged knockout playoffs before being paired with the top eight.

Swedish powerhouses dominate, securing three Champions Hockey League semifinal spots. One quarterfinal remains to be determined.

Here is the full UEFA Champions League league phase schedule, with dates and kick off times for the group stage. Below is all of the information you need, as we enter the final few rounds of the group stage with so much up in the air and still to be decided.

Dominik Szoboszlai scored a late penalty to lead Liverpool past Inter in the Champions League. The Hungarian hammered his 88th-minute spot kick into the top corner after VAR controversially adjudged Florian Wirtz to have been fouled in the 18-yard box.

Juventus is one point away from a seeded playoff spot in the UEFA Champions League knockout stage thanks to a pair of goals from two of CONCACAF's finest, Weston McKennie and Jonathan David.

This soccer match is scheduled to start at 3 p.m. EST and will be broadcast on Paramount+. Fans looking to watch this match can do so for free by using Paramount+, which offers a free trial and has exclusive access to the UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League and UEFA Conference League, along with NWSL action.

Barcelona went into their match against Benfica without the injured Aitana Bonmati, Patri Guijarro, Ona Batlle, Salma Paralluelo, Kika Nazareth and, at the last minute, Irene Paredes, who was suffering from a fever. Even so, they beat Benfica and practically sealed their place in the next round.

Arsenal, Barcelona and Bayern Munich boasted some of Europe’s top performers, but it was an unheralded figure who headlined this week’s action.

The Final UEFA Women's Champions League matchday is finally here, and that has our crew taking a look at some of the biggest matches of the week. Join Hannah Cash & Ali Riley as t

Four-time Premier League winner with Manchester United, Mikael Silvestre, says he is encouraged by what he is seeing from Ruben Amorim’s current side.The Frenchman spent nine years at United, and