LOTS TO LOOK FORWARD TO! Champions League draw in full as Arsenal, Liverpool, Man Utd, Man City and Aston Villa learn their opponents

The five Premier League teams in this season's Champions League have discovered their opponents after the draw took place in Monaco.

Last season's beaten finalists Arsenal will host Real Madrid in one of the stand-out ties, while also travelling to play Bayern Munich in Bavaria. Liverpool will welcome Atletico Madrid to Anfield and travel to the San Siro to play Inter Milan, meaning a quick reunion for Curtis Jones following his £30million transfer to the Italian giants.

Manchester City, who only scraped through the league phase last season, face a tricky game against defending champions Paris Saint-Germain as well as a trip to Barcelona. PSG also take on Aston Villa, as well as Barcelona.

Manchester United will host Bayern at Old Trafford in a rematch of the famous 1999 Champions League final, while Michael Carrick's side will also play Atletico Madrid away and Roma at home.

Aston Villa's reward for their Europa League win is ties against PSG (home), Barcelona (away) and Borussia Dortmund (home).

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Overall there are 36 teams involved, with every side playing eight games - four home and four away - meaning 144 matches in total in the league phase.

The five English clubs cannot face each other in the league phase, while UEFA have also introduced a new real for this season which prevents teams who have previously faced each other in the previous two seasons from meeting each other again. It meant that Liverpool vs Real Madrid and Inter Milan vs Arsenal could not be repeated in the 2026/27 league phase.

The full fixtures and dates will be released by UEFA by Saturday, but they will be spread across September 8, 9, 10, October 13 and 14, October 20 and 21, November 3 and 4, November 24 and 25, December 8 and 9, January 19 and 20 and January 27. For the time being, here are the ties without dates.

Inter Milan (home), Arsenal (away), PSV (home), Roma (away), Leipzig (home), Shakhtar (away), LASK (home), AEK Athens (away).

PSG (home), Barcelona (away), Sporting Club (home), Porto (away), Napoli (home), Leipzig (away), AEK Athens (home), Lens (away).

Liverpool (home), Real Madrid (away), Club Brugge (home), Borussia Dortmund (away), Shakhtar (home), Feyenoord (away), Stuttgart (home), Slovan Bratislava (away).

Man City (home), PSG (away), Aston Villa (home), Sporting Club (away), Feyenoord (home), Galatasaray (away), Como (home), Sabah (away).

Bayern Munich (home), Liverpool (away), Manchester United (home), PSV (away), Fenerbahce (home), Bodo/Glimt (away), Viking (home), Stuttgart (away).

Barcelona (home), Man City (away), Roma (home), Aston Villa (away), Galatasaray (home), Villarreal (away), Bratislava (home), Como (away).

Atletico Madrid (home), Inter Milan (away), Porto (home), Club Brugge (away), Villarreal (home), Fenerbahce (away), Lens (home), LASK (away).

Real Madrid (home), Bayern Munich (away), Borussia Dortmund (home), Real Betis (away), Lille (home), Napoli (away), Sabah (home), Slavia Prague (away).

Arsenal (home), Atletico Madrid (away), Real Betis (away), Manchester United (away), Bodo/Glimt (home), Lille (away), Slavia Prague (home), Viking (away).

Liverpool (home), Inter Milan (away), Aston Villa (home), PSV (away), Bodo/Glimt (home), Napoli (away), Lens (home), Stuttgart (away).

Inter Milan (home), Arsenal (away), Real Betis (home), Aston Villa (away), Villarreal (home), Bodo/Glimt (away), AEK Athens (home), Sabah (away).

Manchester City (home), Liverpool (away), PSV (home), Real Betis (away), Napoli (home), Feyenoord (away), Slavia Prague (home), LASK (away).

PSG (home), Barcelona (away), Borussia Dortmund (home), Club Brugge (away), Fenerbahce (home), Galatasaray (away), Viking (home), Slavia Prague (away).

Arsenal (home), Bayern Munich (away), Porto (home), Borussia Dortmund (away), Feyenoord (home), Lille (away), Como (home), Slavia Bratislava (away).

Real Madrid (home), PSG (away), Sporting Club (home), Manchester United (away), Lille (home), Fenerbahce (away), Slavia Bratislava (home), AEK Athens (away).

Bayern Munich (home), Atletico Madrid (away), Roma (home), Sporting Club (away), Leipzig (home), Villarreal (away), Sabah (home), Como (away).

Barcelona (home), Man City (away), Man Utd (home), Roma (away), Galatasaray (home), Shakhtar (away), LASK (home), LENS (away).

Atletico Madrid (home), Real Madrid (away), Club Brugge (home), Porto (away), Shakhtar (home), Leipzig (away), Stuttgart (home), Viking (away).

Real Madrid (home), Inter Milan (away), Sporting (home), PSV (away), Fenerbahce (home), Leipzig (away), AEK Athens (home), Slavia Bratislava (away)

PSG (home), Liverpool (away), Man Utd (home), Borussia Dortmund (away) ,Napoli (home), Fenerbahce (away), Sabah (home), Slavia Prague (away).

Atletico Madrid (home), Bayern Munich (away), Borussia Dortmund (home), Club Brugge (away), Lille (home), Napoli (away), LASK (home), LENS (away).

Man City (home), Real Madrid (away), PSV (home), Man Utd (away), Shakhtar (home), Feyenoord (away), LENS (home), Como (away).

Liverpool (home), Atletico Madrid (away), Roma (home), Aston Villa (away), Villarreal (home), Shakhtar (away), Slavia Prague (home), LASK (away).

Inter Milan (home), Barcelona (away), Porto (home), Real Betis (away), Leipzig (home), Galatasaray (away), Como (home), Viking (away).

Barcelona (home), PSG (away), Aston Villa (home), Sporting (away), Feyenoord (home), Lille (away), Stuttgart (home), AEK Athens (away)

Arsenal (home), Man City (away), Club Brugge (home), Porto (away), Bodo/Glimt (home), Villarreal (away), Viking (home), Sabah (away).

Bayern Munich (home), Arsenal (away), Real Betis (home), Roma (away), Galatasaray (home), Bodo/Glimt (away), Slavia Bratislava (hom), Stuttgart (away).

Arsenal (home), Bayern Munich (away), Aston Villa (home), Porto (away), Villarreal (home), Fenerbahce (away), Lens (home), Sabah (away).

Atletico Madrid (home), Inter Milan (away), Club Brugge (home), PSV (away), Lille (home), Galatasaray (away), Viking (home) Slovan Bratislava (away).

Barcelona (home), Arsenal (away), Borussia Dortmund (home), Manchester United (away), Napoli (home), Villarreal (away), Slavia Prague (home), Viking (away).

Real Madrid (home) Man City (away) Roma (home) Dortmund (away) Galatasaray (home) Shakhtar (away) LASK (home) Como (away).

Man City (home), Liverpool (away), Sporting CP (home), Club Brugge (away), Bodo/Glimt (home), RB Leipzig (away), Como (home), Slavia Prague (away).

PSG (home), Barcelona (away), Manchester United (home), Real Betis (away), RB Leipzig (home), Feyenoord (away), AEK Athens (home), Lens (away).

Bayern Munich (home), Atletico Madrid (away), PSV (home), Aston Villa (away), Feyenoord (home), Napoli (away), Sabah (home), Stuttgart (away).

Liverpool (home), Real Madrid (away), Porto (home), Sporting CP (away), Fenerbahce (home), Bodo/Glimt (away), Slovan Bratislava (home), AEK Athens (away).

Inter Milan (home), PSG (away), Real Betis (home), Roma (away), Shakhtar (home), Lille (away), Stuttgart (home), LASK (away).

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