The UEFA Champions League group stage, in the first year of a new format, concludes Wednesday. Here's what to know, including how to watch.

The Champions League could be set for another set of rule changes, following a large overhaul at the start of this campaign ...

Definitely four teams and possibly five. Under the Champions League’s new Swiss model system (you can see how that works here), there will be 36 teams instead of 32 teams competing and two of ...

The cuckoo clock.” Lime perhaps wouldn’t have been so disdainful if he’d known about the Swiss model, as the new Champions League format is known. But aside from delivering more money to the ...

According to the competition’s new Swiss model, teams now compete in a round of 16, before quarter-finals, semis and a final ...

With the league phase having now concluded, the Champions League knockout play-off draw will be staged on Friday 31 January ...

The 2024/25 UEFA Champions League looks a little different to recent ... This season's initial round followed what's become known as a Swiss model. The initial group stage was replaced by a ...

The change to the Champions League format wasn't made with the goal of improving the quality of the group stage. Sure, organizers will say it was done to increase drama, add stakes to every match, ...

The UEFA Champions League underwent a significant overhaul for the 2024/25 season, moving away from the format that had been ...

The Champions League's inaugural league phase concluded on January 29. The route from the group stage to the Round of 16 is no longer direct.