Women's Champions League standings and permutations: Who is through and who needs what to join them
Monday, December 9, 2024
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See which teams have reached the quarter-finals with a game to spare and who can join them on Thursday.
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Seven places in the UEFA Women's Champions League quarter-finals have already been decided ahead of Thursday's Matchday 5 games.
UEFA.com explains who could still make progress, who can seal first place in their group and seeding in the draw, and who is in danger of joining those out of contention. The top two in each group progress to the knockout phase.
Standings are provisional until all group matches have been played and officially validated by UEFA.
Through to quarter-finals so far
Arsenal, Bayern München, Chelsea, Lyon, Manchester City, Real Madrid, Wolfsburg
Group A
17 December: Lyon vs Wolfsburg, Roma vs Galatasaray
Full permutations to follow
Group B
17 December: Real Madrid vs Chelsea, Twente vs Celtic
Full permutations to follow
Group C
12 December: Bayern vs Juventus, Vålerenga vs Arsenal
18 December: Arsenal vs Bayern, Juventus vs Vålerenga
Bayern are through to the quarter-finals. They will be confirmed in first place if they beat Juventus and Arsenal lose.
Arsenal are through to the quarter-finals. They will be confirmed in second place if they lose to Vålerenga and Bayern win.
Juventus and Vålerenga are unable to reach the quarter-finals.
Group D
12 December: Man City vs St. Pölten, Hammarby vs Barcelona
18 December: Barcelona vs Man City, St. Pölten vs Hammarby
Man City are through to the quarter-finals. They will be confirmed in first place if they beat St. Pölten and Barcelona do not win, or if City draw and Barcelona lose.
Barcelona will be through to the quarter-finals if they avoid defeat at Hammarby by nine goals or more. They will be confirmed in second place if they do not beat Hammarby and City win, or if Barcelona lose and City avoid defeat.
Hammarby will be unable to reach the quarter-finals if they do not beat Barcelona by nine goals or more.
St. Pölten are unable to reach the quarter-finals.