Draw for the quarterfinals and semifinals in the UEFA Women’s Champions League

Draw for the quarterfinals and semifinals in the UEFA Women's Champions League | iNFOnews.ca
Arsenal's Stina Blackstenius, left, and Manchester City's Rebecca Knaak battle for the ball during the Women's League Cup semi-final soccer match between Arsenal and Manchester City, at Meadow Park, Borehamwood, England, Thursday Feb. 6, 2025. (John Walton/PA via AP)
Original Publication Date: February 7, 2025 6:23PM

NYON, Switzerland (AP) — Draw made Friday for the quarterfinals and semifinals in the UEFA Women’s Champions League:

Quarterfinals

First leg

March 18-19

Real Madrid (Spain) vs. Arsenal (England)

Manchester City (England) vs. Chelsea (England)

Wolfsburg (Germany) vs. Barcelona (Spain)

Bayern Munich (Germany) vs. Lyon (France)

Second leg

March 26-27

Arsenal (England) vs. Real Madrid (Spain)

Chelsea (England) vs. Manchester City (England)

Barcelona (Spain) vs. Wolfsburg (Germany)

Lyon (France) vs. Bayern Munich (Germany)

Semifinals

First leg

April 19-20

Wolfsburg (Germany) or Barcelona (Spain) vs. Manchester City (England) or Chelsea (England)

Real Madrid (Spain) or Arsenal (England) vs. Bayern Munich (Germany) or Lyon (France)

Second leg

April 26-27

Manchester City (England) or Chelsea (England) vs. Wolfsburg (Germany) or Barcelona (Spain)

Bayern Munich (Germany) or Lyon (France) vs. Real Madrid (Spain) or Arsenal (England)

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