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Azzoni, T. (2026, September 21). Women's Champions League returns: Manchester City returns and Barcelona defends title. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/soccer/women-s-champions-league-returns-manchester-city-returns-and-barcelona-defends-title/article_d4e9d703-c5ff-5e41-933a-6b4a5d0b478e.html
Azzoni, Tales. “Women's Champions League returns: Manchester City returns and Barcelona defends title.” Toronto Star, 21 Sept. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/soccer/women-s-champions-league-returns-manchester-city-returns-and-barcelona-defends-title/article_d4e9d703-c5ff-5e41-933a-6b4a5d0b478e.html.
Azzoni, Tales. “Women's Champions League returns: Manchester City returns and Barcelona defends title.” Toronto Star, September 21, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/soccer/women-s-champions-league-returns-manchester-city-returns-and-barcelona-defends-title/article_d4e9d703-c5ff-5e41-933a-6b4a5d0b478e.html.
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The Women's Champions League returns with Manchester City rejoining and Barcelona aiming to defend its fourth consecutive title, despite significant roster changes due to player departures including two-time Ballon d’Or winner Alexia Putellas. Barcelona’s new squad includes players like Ewa Pajor, Caroline Graham Hansen, and Aitana Bonmati, along with Brazilian winger Kerolin. The tournament features 18 teams competing over six matchdays; the top four advance directly to the quarterfinals while those finishing between fifth and 12th compete in February’s knockout phase playoffs. Barcelona will host Arsenal in a rematch of their 2025 final, which Arsenal won last season. Additionally, Italian team Inter Milan makes its debut in this year's league phase.