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The UEFA Champions League will undergo significant changes next season, featuring a 36-team format with matches against eight different opponents. The new format aims to freshen up the group stage and introduce a seeding table akin to tennis for the knockout stage. The revamp is seen as a response to the Super League controversy, with experts discussing the implications and benefits of the new club competition formats.
Lots of quarter final rankings going on after last night. But apart from some I don’t agree with (I wonder if PSG might be getting a little over played for example), it feels to me like it’s not just 1-8, it’s certain teams are better for certain other ones.
The Champions League draw on Friday will deliver four heavyweight ties but as exciting as they will be, it's worth remembering these match-ups are by design. @jwhitey98 on what a stacked last eight says of the attractions and flaws of Europe's elite competition ⬇️
🗣 "I like it!" 🗣 "It's quite reactive to the Super League." Damien Delaney & Keith Treacy discuss the new formats for UEFA's club competitions which come into effect next season. #UCL | #UEL | #UECL https://t.co/bLyLtw5mr3