The draw for the UEFA Women’s Champions League (UWCL) has brought thrilling news for Celtic FC Women, as they gear up for some remarkable fixtures in Group B. The Ghirls will compete against top-tier teams including Chelsea, the reigning champions of England, Real Madrid, and Twente, marking an exciting moment as it is the first time these teams are participating in this prestigious tournament.
Celtic’s journey in the UWCL is a significant achievement, and their matches are set to commence on October 8. UEFA will finalize the specific fixtures shortly. The Ghirls, represented at the draw by Elena Sadiku and senior club management, are eager to prepare for the upcoming challenges.
The matches are scheduled across several dates: the first matchday will take place on October 8 or 9, followed by subsequent games on October 16 and 17, November 12 and 13, November 20 and 21, and finally, December 11 and 12, concluding with the last matchday on December 17 and 18. Kick-off times will range from 18:30 to 21:00 CET, providing fans with plenty of opportunities to catch the action.
Having such high-profile clubs as Chelsea and Real Madrid visit Celtic is a unique opportunity for both the team and their supporters. Home matches are expected to draw significant crowds, and fans are encouraged to attend and show their support, especially since these games will be held at a new venue, which will be announced soon.
This UWCL campaign marks a historic moment for Celtic, as it is their first appearance in the tournament. The excitement surrounding their participation is palpable, and the club aims to make a lasting impression. The knockout stage will follow, with the top two teams from each group progressing, leading to the quarter-finals and beyond. The quarter-final draw will occur on February 7, with matches slated for March and April, culminating in the final, expected to take place in Lisbon in late May.
As the Celtic FC Women prepare for these pivotal matches, anticipation builds for their debut in the UWCL. Fans are encouraged to rally behind the team and witness this landmark chapter in Celtic’s history.