Real Madrid will open the Champions League group stage on September 8 when it hosts Inter Milan. The match, part of the 2026-27 tournament, marks the start of the league phase for the Spanish giants. The draw, held in Monaco, has already set up several high-profile clashes, including Barcelona facing Feyenoord and PSG taking on Manchester City.
The UEFA schedule for the competitive phase was officially announced, outlining the full calendar for clubs across Europe. Real Madrid, a record 15-time European champion, will aim to continue its dominance in the group stage. Inter Milan, coming off a strong Serie A campaign, will be looking to make an immediate impact in the competition.
The draw also saw Barcelona face Feyenoord, while the Spanish side will be hoping to bounce back from its recent exit in the Champions League round of 16. The tournament is expected to feature intense matches and competitive group battles, with teams from across Europe vying for a place in the knockout rounds.
The Champions League 2026-27 season promises to be one of the most anticipated in recent years, with top clubs from across the continent set to clash in a series of thrilling encounters.
