City made four signings in the transfer window but were only allowed to add three players to their Champions League squad.

The draw for the UEFA Women's Champions League quarterfinals is set, with Man City facing Chelsea, Wolfsburg vs. Barcelona, Bayern Munich vs. Lyon, and Arsenal vs. Real Madrid. But you might be sick of watching City vs.

Manchester City announced their updated Champions League squad on Friday. Omar Marmoush, Nico Gonzàlez and Abdukodir Khusanov were added to the squad. Rodri was also included in Manchester City’s Champions League squad.

One English club is guaranteed a place in the Women's Champions League semi-finals after Manchester City were drawn against Chelsea in the last eight.

The quarter-final first legs will be played over March 18 and 19 with the second legs coming the following week.

Real Madrid take on Manchester City in the Champions League as two of the biggest clubs in Europe fight for a spot in the round of 16. In what is a final worthy

Manchester City have included new signings Abdukodir Khusanov, Omar Marmoush and Nico Gonzalez in their Champions League squad for the rest of the season. Full-backs Kyle Walker and Josh Wilson-Esbrand have dropped out following loan moves to AC Milan and Stoke City respectively.

Who Gets Left Out?Manchester City’s relentless pursuit of European glory has once again been met with an administrative conundrum. As Pep Guardiola’s side

Manchester City will do battle with Real Madrid in the new UEFA Champions League Round of 16 playoffs. Following disappointing league phase campaigns, the current holders and the 2023 champions will battle for the fourth successive season,