FC Barcelona Femenino visits Paris FC today in the final matchday of the UEFA Women's Champions League league phase. With both teams already qualified for the knockout rounds, the Blaugranas are seeking a victory that would allow them to finish at the top of the table,

Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester United remain in the hunt for Women's Champions League glory - but how are they set for the knockout stages?

Frankfurt are the first team to return to the Camp Nou in the Champions League as they face Barcelona tonight. The Blaugrana have been settling back into their old home following its reopening in the aftermath of major construction, and fans will be excited to flood the stands for a night under the lights in Spain.

Eintracht Frankfurt face arguably the toughest assignment of their UEFA Champions League league-phase campaign when they travel to Barcelona on Tuesday, but the Eagles do not have to look too far for inspiration as they return to the scene of one of their most memorable victories.

Spanish football managed to add points to the UEFA coefficient thanks to the victories of Barcelona, Atlético de Madrid, Betis, and Rayo Vallecano, but the defeats of Real Madrid, Villarreal, and

© Matthias HangstBarcelona's rich European history is defined by exceptional talent, tactical brilliance, and a distinct playing style that continues to inspire ...