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Women's football

21 October 2020, 13h27

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PAOK (Greece) or Olimpia Cluj (Romania), one of these two teams will the opponent of Benfica's women's football team in the first qualifying round of the Champions League. The draw takes place in Nyon, Switzerland, this Thursday, October 22, at 11 am Portuguese time. 

Important dates

  • Draw of the First Qualifying Round (40 teams): October 22, Nyon

  • First Qualifying Round: November 3/4 (a single match)

  • Draw of the Second Qualifying Round (20 teams): November 6, Nyon

  • Second Qualifying Round: November 18/19 (a single match)

  • Draw of the Round of 32: November 24, Nyon

  • Round of 32: December 8/9 and 15/16, 2020 (two legs)

  • Draw of the Round of 16, quarter-finals and semi-finals: date to be confirmed (Nyon)

  • Round of 16: March 3/4 and March 10/11, 2021 (two legs)

  • Quarter-finals: March 23/24 and March /April 1, 2021 (two legs)

  • Semi-finals: April 24/25 and May 1/2, 2021 (two legs)

  • Final: May 16, 2021 (Gamla Ullevi, Gothenburg) 

 

Text: Diogo Nascimento

Photos: UEFA

Last update: Thursday, March 21, 2024

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