Women’s Champions League TV schedule and streaming links

The UEFA Women’s Champions League TV schedule features the biggest European clubs in women’s soccer battling for supremacy.

To get access to the UEFA Women’s Champions League TV schedule here in the United States, it differs from the men’s side of the competition.

Throughout the competition, DAZN streams the games live on YouTube in a variety of languages. English, Spanish, German and French are just a few examples of the languages used during the competition in the 2021/22 season.

Rather than DAZN charging for these games via a subscription or per-game basis, games on YouTube are free wherever users have access to internet. Hundreds of thousands watch games throughout the competition, especially with parity growing more and more over the last couple of seasons.

Women’s Champions League TV schedule

All times Eastern.

 

History and Format

The rapid growth of the women’s game over the last two decades spans across the globe. Despite the UEFA Women’s European Championship being something of a pioneer for the sport, starting in 1984, the club game is ferociously picking up.

The Women’s Champions League pits Europe’s best women’s club teams against one another. Over recent seasons, French side Lyon established itself as the best club team in Europe. From 2010 to 2020, Lyon appeared in all but two Women’s Champions League Finals, winning seven of them. That being said, German clubs are actually the most successful. With nine titles split among four teams, Lyon accounts for all seven of France’s Champions League victories.

Club	Wins	Years won
Olympique Lyon (FRA)	7	2011, 2012, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020
Frankfurt (GER)	4	2002, 2006, 2008, 2015
Umea (SWE)	2	2003, 2004
Wolfsburg (GER)	2	2013, 2014
Turbine Potsdam (GER)	2	2005, 2010
Barcelona (SPA)	1	2021
Arsenal (ENG)	1	2007
Duisburg (GER)	1	2009

 

In the modern format, 16 teams enter a four-group first round. Therefore, each group has four teams.

After a round-robin of home and away games against each other side in the group, the top two teams from each group advance the the knockout stages. It is just like the men’s UEFA Champions League from that point. Home-and-away ties before a one-off final.