We've got a whole new set of quizzes designed to test your Chelsea expertise, from record-breaking transfers to their biggest European moments, brought to you by Kwizly. First up, a test of goal-getters. Can you name Chelsea's top 20 all-time Premier League scorers? Then, go back to one of the most memorable nights in the club's history: can you name the Chelsea line-up from the Champions League final against Manchester City in 2021?
You'll never guess who's hiding behind the question marks (Image credit: Getty Images) The Champions League returns for another season next week with 36 teams getting the League Phase underway. Each side will be vying for European glory this season, although that looks very different to some teams compared to others. Former winners will be keen to get their name on the trophy again, whilst other sides keen to make it through to the knockout stage, perhaps for the first time.
The 55-year-old, who led the French club to their first Champions League title last season, suffered a fractured collarbone in the accident, his club said. "The club expresses its full support and wishes him a swift recovery. Further updates will be shared in due course," PSG said. Luis Enrique was in the dugout as PSG defeated Toulouse 6-3 in Ligue 1 on 30 August, with Portuguese midfield Joao Neves scoring a hat-trick in their last game before the international break.
These are games that have massive teams in them. They are happening in a massive competition. There will be famous players in famous kits in famous stadiums. There will be Champions League branding. They will play the Champions League theme tune. They will use the Champions League ball, taking its cues this season from the night sky and featuring hand-drawn zodiac signs in gold that symbolise heroic deeds and heavenly destiny.
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The Champions League was revamped before the 2024-25 season with a new 36-team league phase. In the expanded tournament each side plays eight different teams - four at home and four away - in the league phase. Teams who finish in the top eight automatically qualify for the last 16, while those placing ninth to 24th will compete in a two-legged knockout play-off for the chance to join them.
The final of the men's Champions League is moving forward three hours to a 6 p.m. kickoff in central Europe, (12 p.m. E.T.). UEFA said the new time is better for families and children to attend and watch on television, use public transport after the game, and for fans to party post-match in host cities. The earlier start will be used at the next final on May 30 at Puskas Arena in Budapest, Hungary.
The UEFA Champions League is back and, as we prepare for the second season of the "League Phase" format, it's worth a refresher of how it plays out. Some changes that were made were simple, others were more complicated, and a few might still seem a bit of a mystery until we get to the knockout rounds in February even though we've already had a taste of it. Oh, and there's been a change to the knockouts for this season.
Benfica: Trubin, Dedic, Antonio Silva, Otamendi, Dahl, Rios, Barrenechea, Aursnes, Barreiro, Akturkoglu, Pavlidis. Subs: Soares, Obrador, Ivanovic, Schjelderup, Prestianni, Henrique Araujo, Tomas Araujo, Gouveia, Oliveira, Veloso, Santos, Prioste. Fenerbahce: Livakovic, Muldur, Skriniar, Oosterwolde, Nelson Semedo, Amrabat, Fred, Brown, Szymanski, En Nesyri, Talisca. Subs: Egribayat, Yuksek, Djiku, Duran, Demir, Kahveci, Under, Munir Mercan, Elmaz, Aydin, Akcicek, Soyuncu. Referee: Slavko Vincic (Slovenia).
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Back-up goalkeeper Temirlan Anarbekov made three saves in a penalty shootout as Kairat edged past Celtic in Almaty to become the second Kazakh club in history to reach the Champions League proper. After a forgettable tie that ended 0-0 on aggregate, 21-year-old Anarbekov stopped spot kicks from Adam Idah, Luke McCowan and Daizen Maeda to send the reigning Kazakhstan Premier League champions through.
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Just how impactful can a stunning Champions League win be on the psychology of a team that has struggled to challenge domestically in recent years? We are about to find out. Arsenal's battling run to Lisbon and subsequent victory over Barcelona ended a north London trophy drought, yet it has still been six years since the most decorated women's team in England won a Women's Super League title.