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The Women's Champions League draw has thrown up a rematch of the 2025 final as Barcelona host Arsenal in the league phase.
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Hold onto your scarves, football fans. Barcelona and Arsenal are set for a rematch in this season's Women's Champions League after the league phase draw took place in Nyon, Switzerland.
Arsenal knocked Barça off their perch in the 2025 final. Now the Catalan giants get another crack at them - this time on home turf.
The defending champions will welcome Arsenal, Paris FC, and Swiss outfit Servette to Camp Nou. Their away days look equally spicy: trips to Bayern Munich, Roma, and Denmark's HB Koge await, Flashscore reports.
The Gunners haven't drawn the easy route either. Besides heading to Catalonia, they'll host eight-time winners Lyon in north London. Trips to Paris FC and Inter Milan round out their away schedule, while Benfica and Koge visit the capital.
Chelsea host Paris Saint-Germain and travel to Lyon. Manchester City jet off to face Real Madrid, and PSG welcome Bayern Munich.
The action kicks off on 22 and 23 September. Bring it on.
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