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UEFA Champions League

Champions League draw: All four pots for 36 teams confirmed [Full list]

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All 36 teams that will participate in Thursday’s league phase draw for the 2026/2027 Champions League have been confirmed.

This follows the conclusion of the play-offs on Wednesday evening.

Twenty-nine teams qualified directly for the league phase, while the final seven spots were secured through the qualifying rounds.

Pot 1 contains PSG, Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, Liverpool, Inter Milan, Manchester City, Arsenal, Barcelona and Atletico Madrid.

Pot 2 contains Borussia Dortmund, Roma, Sporting, Aston Villa, Porto, Manchester United, Club Brugge, Real Betis and PSV.

Pot 3 contains Feyenoord, Lille, Bodo/Glimt, Napoli, RB Leipzig, Villarreal, Fenerbahce, Shakhtar Donetsk and Galatasaray.

Pot 4 contains Slavia Praha, Slovan Bratislava, Stuttgart, AEK Athens, LASK, Como, Lens, Viking and Sabah.

Champions League draw: All four pots for 36 teams confirmed [Full list]

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