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Published 17:56 28 Aug 2025 BST
Updated 18:14 28 Aug 2025 BST

Even though it feels like the football never ended, European football is back after a three month break with the draw for the Champions League.
Representing England, Liverpool, Arsenal, Spurs, Chelsea and Newcastle have all learned their fates, with big fixtures in store for all.
Sadly for Scotland, there will be no representation for the Scots, with Celtic and Rangers both being knocked out in the qualifying stage.
18+. Be Gamble Aware.
Some of the most eye-catching fixtures for the English clubs include Real Madrid against both Liverpool and Man City.
Elsewhere, the big fixtures that fans will be looking out for include Newcastle vs Barcelona, Real Madrid vs Juventus and Napoli vs Man City.
Full fixtures are as follow:
Real Madrid (H)
Inter Milan (A)
Atletico Madrid (H)
Frankfurt (A)
PSV (H)
Marseille (A)
Qarabag (H)
Galatasary (A)
Dortmund (H)
Real Madrid (A)
Bayer Leverkusen (H)
Villareal (A)
Napoli (H)
Bodo/Glimt (A)
Galatasaray (H)
Monaco (A)
Bayern Munich (H)
Inter Milan (A)
Atletico Madrid (H)
Club Brugge (A)
Olympiacos (H)
Slavia Praha (A)
Kairat Almaty (H)
Athletic Club (A)
Barcelona
Bayern Munich
Benfica
Atalanta
Ajax
Napoli
Pafos
Qarabag
Dortmund (H)
Paris (A)
Villareal (H)
Frankfurt (A)
Slavia Praha (H)
Bodo/Glimt (A)
Copenhagen (H)
Monaco (A)
Barcelona (H)
PSG (A)
Benfica (H)
Leverkusen (A)
PSV (H)
Marseille (A)
Athletic Club (H)
Union Saint-Gilloise (A)
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