FC Porto and Sporting kick off the Football Champions League group stage with visits to Atlético de Madrid and Eintracht Frankfurt respectively, while Benfica hosts Maccabi Haifa.
According to the league calendar published on UEFA’s official website, the Reds will be the first of the three Portuguese teams to take the field during the first round, on September 6 at 8 p.m. (Lisbon time), in Estádio da Luz, in front of the Israelis, for the H group.
The next day, September 7, Sporting visit Eintracht Frankfurt for Group D at 5:45 PM and FC Porto will play at Atlético de Madrid for Group B at 8:00 PM.
In the second round, the Lions will play again at the same time, but in Tottenham’s English reception, on September 13, the same day the Dragons receive the Belgians from Club Brugge, from 8 p.m. Benfica will visit Juventus on September 14 at 8 p.m.
On October 4, Sporting travels to France to face Marseille (17:45), for the third round, and FC Porto receives the Germans from Bayer Leverkusen (20:00). Benfica will play against Paris Saint-Germain the next day, on October 5, with a reception (8:00 PM).
The ‘Eagles’ will visit the French champions on match day four, on October 11 (8:00 PM), before welcoming Juventus on October 25 (8:00 PM), finishing the group stage with a visit to Maccabi Haifa, on November 2. (8:00 PM). :00).
On the other hand, FC Porto will go to Leverkusen in the fourth round, on October 12 (8:00 PM), on October 26 (5:45 PM) to visit Club Brugge and conclude their participation in Group B on November 1 at the Estádio. do Dragao, against Atlético de Madrid (17:45).
Sporting will take on Marseille on October 12 (8:00 PM) in Estádio José Alvalade for the fourth round, head to London to face Tottenham on October 26 (8:00 PM) and in the final round of group D, the Eintracht Frankfurt, on November 1 (8:00 pm).
The final of the 2022/23 Champions League edition will be played at the Atatürk Olympic Stadium in Istanbul on June 10, 2023, after the final matches were played in Lisbon and Porto in 2020 and 2021, respectively, due to the covid19 pandemic.
Champions Calendar
TRIP 1 (Tuesday 6 September)
Dinamo Zagreb-Chelsea (17.45)
Borussia Dortmund-FC Copenhagen (17.45)
RB Salzburg-AC Milan
Celtic Real Madrid
RB Leipzig-Shakhtar Donetsk
Seville-Manchester City
Paris SG-Juventus
Benfica-Maccabi Haifa
(Wednesday 7 September)
Ajax Rangers (17.45)
Eintracht Frankfurt Sporting (17.45)
Naples-Liverpool
Atletico Madrid vs FC Porto
Club Brugge-Bayer Leverkusen
Barcelona-Viktoria Pilsen
Inter Milan-Bayern Munich
Tottenham-Marseille
DAY 2 (Tuesday September 13)
Viktoria Plzen-Inter Milan (17.45)
Sporting-Tottenham (17.45)
Liverpool-Ajax
Rangers – Naples
FC Porto – Club Brugge
Bayer Leverkusen – Atletico Madrid
Bayern Munich – Barcelona
Marseille – Eintracht Frankfurt
(Wednesday Sept 14)
AC Milan – Dinamo Zagreb (17.45)
Shakhtar Donetsk – Celtic (17.45)
Chelsea – RB Salzburg
Real Madrid – RB Leipzig
Manchester City – Borussia Dortmund
FC Copenhagen – Seville
Juventus – Benfica
Maccabi Haifa – Paris SG
TRIP 3 (Tuesday 4 October)
Bayern Munich – Viktoria Plzen (17.45)
Marseille – Sporting (17.45)
Liverpool – Rangers
Ajax – Naples
FC Porto – Bayer Leverkusen
Club Brugge – Atletico Madrid
Inter Milan – Barcelona
Eintracht Frankfurt – Tottenham
(Wednesday 5 October)
RB Salzburg – Dynamo Zagreb (17.45)
RB Leipzig – Celtic (17.45)
Chelsea – AC Milan
Real Madrid – Shakhtar Donetsky
Manchester City – FC Copenhagen
Seville – Borussia Dortmund
Juventus – Maccabi Haifa
Benfica – Paris SG
TRIP 4 (Tuesday 11 October)
FC Copenhagen – Manchester City (17.45)
Maccabi Haifa – Juventus (17.45)
Dynamo Zagreb – RB Salzburg
AC Milan – Chelsea
Shakhtar Donetsk – Real Madrid
Celtic – RB Leipzig
Borussia Dortmund – Seville
Paris SG – v Benfica
(Wednesday October 12)
Naples v Ajax (17.45)
Atletico Madrid v Club Brugge (17.45)
Rangers – Liverpool
Bayer Leverkusen – FC Porto
Barcelona – Inter Milan
Viktoria Pilsen – Bayern Munich
Tottenham – Eintracht Frankfurt
Sporting – Marseille
TRIP 5 (Tuesday October 5)
RB Salzburg v Chelsea (17.45)
Sevilla v FC Copenhagen (17.45)
Dinamo Zagreb – AC Milan
Celtic – Shakhtar Donetsk
RB Leipzig – Real Madrid
Borussia Dortmund – Manchester City
Paris SG – Maccabi Haifa
Benfica – Juventus
(Wednesday October 27)
Club Brugge – FC Porto (17.45)
Inter Milan v Viktoria Plzen (17.45)
Naples – Rangers
Ajax – Liverpool
Atletico Madrid – Bayer Leverkusen
Barcelona – Bayern Munich
Tottenham – Sporting
Eintracht Frankfurt – Marseille
TRIP 6 (Tuesday November 1)
FC Porto – Atletico Madrid (17.45)
Bayer Leverkusen – Club Brugge (17.45)
Liverpool – Naples
Rangers – Ajax
Bayern Munich – Inter Milan
Viktoria Pilsen – Barcelona
Sporting – Eintracht Frankfurt
Marseille – Tottenham
(Wednesday 2 November)
Real Madrid v Celtic (17.45)
Shakhtar Donetsk – RB Leipzig (17.45)
Chelsea – Dynamo Zagreb
AC Milan – RB Salzburg
Manchester City – Seville
FC Copenhagen – Borussia Dortmund
Juventus – Paris SG
Maccabi Haifa – Benfica
Source: El heraldo
Roy Brown is a renowned economist and author at The Nation View. He has a deep understanding of the global economy and its intricacies. He writes about a wide range of economic topics, including monetary policy, fiscal policy, international trade, and labor markets.
