UEFA Champions League 2024/25, Matchday 3: Fixtures and Standings

    UEFA Champions League 2024/25, Matchday 3: Fixtures and Standings

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    The UEFA Champions League action returns with matchday 3 fixtures featuring mouth-watering clashes.

    The matchday 3 will also have feature clashes between Real Madrid vs Dortmund, Barcelona vs Bayern Munich, Atletico Madrid vs Lille, RB Leipzig vs Liverpool, Arsenal v Shakhtar Donetsk, …

    Here all the UEFA Champions League 2024-25, Matchday 3 Schedule:

    Time Zone: All UK time.

    Tuesday 22nd October

    AC Milan v Club Brugge (5:45pm)

    Monaco v Red Star (5:45pm)

    Arsenal v Shakhtar Donetsk (8pm)

    Aston Villa v Bologna (8pm)

    Girona v Slovan Bratislava (8pm)

    Juventus v Stuttgart (8pm)

    PSG v PSV (8pm)

    Real Madrid v Dortmund (8pm)

    Sturm Graz v Sporting CP (8pm)

    Wednesday 23rd October

    Atalanta v Celtic (5:45pm)

    Brest v Bayer Leverkusen (5:45pm)

    Atletico Madrid v Lille (8pm)

    Young Boys v Inter (8pm)

    Barcelona v Bayern Munich (8pm)

    Salzburg v Dinamo Zagreb (8pm)

    Manchester City v Sparta Prague (8pm)

    RB Leipzig v Liverpool (8pm)

    Benfica v Feyenoord (8pm)

    UEFA Champions League tables – After Matchday 3

    # Club MP +/- Pts
    1 Bor. Dortmund 2 9 6
    2 Stade Brestois 2 5 6
    3 Benfica 2 5 6
    4 B. Leverkusen 2 5 6
    5 Liverpool 2 4 6
    6 Aston Villa 2 4 6
    7 Juventus 2 3 6
    8 Man City 2 4 4
    9 Inter 2 4 4
    10 Sparta Prague 2 3 4
    11 Atalanta BC 2 3 4
    12 Sporting CP 2 2 4
    13 Arsenal 2 2 4
    14 Monaco 2 1 4
    15 Bayern Munich 2 6 3
    16 Barcelona 2 4 3
    17 Real Madrid 2 1 3
    18 LOSC Lille 2 -1 3
    19 Paris SG 2 -1 3
    20 Celtic 2 -2 3
    21 Club Brugge 2 -2 3
    22 Feyenoord 2 -3 3
    23 Atlético Madrid 2 -3 3
    24 PSV Eindhoven 2 -2 1
    25 VfB Stuttgart 2 -2 1
    26 Bologna 2 -2 1
    27 Shakhtar D. 2 -3 1
    28 Dinamo Zagreb 2 -7 1
    29 RB Leipzig 2 -2 0
    30 Girona 2 -2 0
    31 Sturm Graz 2 -2 0
    32 AC Milan 2 -3 0
    33 Red Star 2 -5 0
    34 RB Salzburg 2 -7 0
    35 Slo. Bratislava 2 -8 0
    36 BSC Young Boys 2 -8 0

    TOP 5 leading scorers

    1- Harry Kane, Bayern Munich – 4

    2- Abdallah Sima, Brest – 3

    3- Karim Adeyemi, Borussia Dortmund – 3

    4- Serhou Guirassy, Borussia Dortmund – 3

    5- Benjamin Sesko, RB Leipzig – 3

    So how will the Champions League work this season?

    The 32-team group stage has been replaced with a 36-team league phase. Each team plays eight different opponents, four at home and four away, with the usual three points for a win and one for a draw. At the end of the league phase, the top eight will qualify directly for the last-16 knockout stage. The teams placed ninth to 24th will enter a two-legged play-off to join them there. The bottom 12 will be eliminated entirely, as will the play-off losers – no Europa League second chances here.

    From there it’s as you were – a straight two-legged, home-and-away knockout competition to reach the final, which this season will take place at Munich’s Allianz Arena on Saturday 31 May.