Unlike the men’s edition of the tournament which has changed this season to a league-based format, the women’s while smaller is still split into the more traditional groups of

The UEFA Women's Champions League draw took place on Friday, putting holders Barcelona in a group with Manchester City, while Women's Super League champions Chelsea will face Real Madrid in Group B.

Two-time defending champion Barcelona will play Manchester City in a Women’s Champions League group after the 16-team draw was made.

The WSL has never had three teams in the Women's Champions League proper before – but that could change tonight

Arsenal have been told their Premier League title hopes are over - just five games into the new season. The Gunners are fourth in the table after three wins and two draws from their opening five matches.

Here are three things we learned from the draw with our title rivals: Savinho is a difference maker By far City’s most influential attacker in the game was Savinho, who buzzed around the pitch and looked a constant menace on the right hand side.