The UEFA Women’s Champions League is up to the knockout stages in 2022/23 as clubs across Europe chase glory.
Unlike in the men’s version, the UWCL enters straight into the quarter finals after the group stages with only eight clubs qualifying for the knockout stages.
The sides that are still alive are all heavyweights, and all will believe they have a real chance of lifting silverware come season’s end.
Notably, all eight teams now know their path to the Champions League final after the quarter-final draw was held on February 10.
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Women’s Champions League 2023 bracket
The 2023 UEFA Women’s Champions League bracket was confirmed on February 10 as quarter-final fixtures were confirmed along with potential semi-final matchups.
The teams listed first below host Leg 1, while the second team listed will host Leg 2.
Quarter finals
| Match | Leg 1 Time (GMT / ET) |
Leg 2 |
| Bayern Munich vs Arsenal | BAY 1-0 ARS | Wed, March 29 |
| Lyon vs Chelsea | Wed, March 22 (17:45 / 13:45) |
Thurs, March 30 |
| Roma vs Barcelona | ROM 0-1 BAR | Wed, March 29 |
| PSG vs VfL Wolfsburg | Wed, March 22 (20:00 / 16:00) |
Thurs, March 30 |
Semifinals
| Match | Leg 1 | Leg 2 |
| PSG / VfL Wolfsburg vs. Bayern Munich / Arsenal |
April 22/23 | April 29/30 |
| Lyon / Chelsea vs. Roma / Barcelona |
April 22/23 | April 29/30 |
Final
| Date | Match | Time (GMT / ET) |
| Sat, June 3 | Semifinal winners | (17:00 / 12:00) |
Where is UEFA Women’s Champions League final 2023?
The 2023 UEFA Women’s Champions League final will be hosted at the Philips Stadion in Eindhoven, Netherlands.
The venue has never hosted a Champions League final with its last major UEFA event dating back to the 2005/06 UEFA Cup final.
Philips Stadion has a capacity of around 35,000 and is the home of Dutch club PSV Eindhoven.
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Teams in UEFA Women’s Champions League 2023
Only eight clubs remain in the Women’s Champions League this 2022/23 season with a number boasting impressive records in the competition.
The table below includes the total quarter-final appearances for each club, and how many UWCL titles they’ve won. All totals include the UEFA Women’s Cup, which was replaced by the Champions Leagues in 2009.
Four of the remaining clubs are chasing their first European title, while Roma are appearing in the quarter finals for the first time.
| Club | Country | QF appearances |
UWCL titles (last) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arsenal | England | 14 | 1 (2007) |
| Chelsea | England | 3 | — |
| Lyon | France | 13 | 8 (2022) |
| PSG | France | 7 | — |
| Bayern Munich | Germany | 5 | — |
| VfL Wolfsburg | Germany | 10 | 2 (2014) |
| Roma | Italy | — | — |
| Barcelona | Spain | 8 | 1 (2021) |
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Women’s Champions League fixture schedule
As is customary, the knockout phase of the competition will be spaced apart.
Both quarter final and semi final ties will be played within one week, but those two stages will be separated by a month.
The final won’t be held until the first Saturday in June, meaning there will be no UWCL action in May.
- Quarter finals: March 21-22 (Leg 1), March 29-30 (Leg 2)
- Semi finals: April 22-23 (Leg 1), April 29-30 (Leg 2)
- Final: Saturday, June 3
Women’s Champions League TV channel and live stream
The UEFA Women’s Champions League is available to watch exclusively on DAZN this season across most major territories.
The streaming platform has notably also made all matches this season free to watch via their YouTube channel.
All games will be live streamed on both platforms for the knockout stages.
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