Champions League Reform
The Champions League holders will play a standalone opening fixture at home from the 2027-28 season.
The winners will play in the “marquee” fixture on a Tuesday night to kick off the Champions League, with the remaining opening-round games split across Wednesday and Thursday nights.
This change is part of a new strategy for the next broadcast cycle between 2027 and 2033, with further details confirmed by UC3.
The winners will play in the “marquee” fixture on a Tuesday night to kick off the Champions League.
A “global first-pick” package will be available, suitable for streaming giants like DAZN, Netflix or Disney.
Author's summary: Champions League introduces new format.
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