PSG's situation is more than tense in this league phase, discover all the results and the updated ranking. Intractable in Ligue 1, PSG is in a very delicate situation in the Champions League. Provisionally eliminated from the league phase, Paris must imperatively react and take points during the 5th day. Problem, the Parisians face the Germans of Bayern Munich, in Germany, and it will be difficult for Luis Enrique's men to take the three points. A new defeat could put Paris on the brink. On the other hand, everything is going well for Brest and Monaco, but the day promises to be tricky. For the Bretons, it is a dream that continues with a trip to the FC Barcelona pitch, without Lamine Yamal. In the top 8, the Brestois can get a little closer to qualification in the event of a huge result in Catalonia. Third in the ranking, Monaco can also get a little closer to the stars by hosting Angel Di Maria's Benfica. Finally, Lille must take the three points against one of the “affordable” opponents, Bologna. Discover the results of the latest Champions League matches on each day, from the final whistle: Here is the Champions League standings, updated after each day of competition. Search for a team to see its standings: The regular season now consists of eight days spread over five months. Here are the matches for the next matchday: Latest updates Discover the new Champions League standings after the first matches of the 5th matchday of the league phase. To qualify, PSG must now aim for the play-offs. It takes between 8 and 10 points according to the forecasts to be in the top 24 knowing that Paris is currently playing against Bayern and that they will also have to play against Manchester City. For the moment, Paris has 4 points. The Brestois are aiming for a brand new feat in the Champions League against the Spanish team FC Barcelona. Facing Bayern Munich in Germany, PSG must absolutely take points to not be left behind too much. Live pre-match. The Champions League has lost its group stage in 2024-2025. It has been transformed into a “regular season”, with a single ranking. For the first stage of this new generation Champions League, each team must play 8 matches (compared to 6 previously), each time with a different opponent. So also gone is the system of two-way matches, characteristic of previous versions. The matches were decided by a draw carried out at the end of August and based on a system of hats, allowing to preserve a certain fairness in the unfolding. The Champions League then returns to a semblance of normality at the end of this mini championship. Only a semblance since the teams that finished in the top 8 qualify directly for the round of 16, with the teams ranked between 9th and 24th places, who will have to go through play-offs in a two-legged format. Previously, the final phase of the Champions League started directly with the quarter-finals. Another notable difference: the lowest-ranked teams (between 25th and 36th place) are eliminated from the competition and none of them are drawn into the Europa League. The draw for the final phase is also swapped and takes place using a seeding system. Thus, the leader in the standings cannot be in the same part of the table as its runner-up. The third-placed team will be in the opposite part of the table to the fourth-placed team, etc. Four Ligue 1 clubs have been offered the opportunity to travel the star track this season, with some opponents in common thanks to this new format, but undoubtedly very different destinies. PSG, who have set themselves the top 8 as their objective, have obtained one of the most difficult draws. After a debut against a team new to this level, Girona, they have inherited big machines like Arsenal, Antoine Griezmann's Atlético Madrid, Manchester City, but also the ogre Bayern Munich. Lille also had a complicated draw, with Real Madrid and its neighbors Atlético (bis), Juventus Turin and Liverpool. Brest, surprising 3rd in Ligue 1 last season, inherited a first match deemed “affordable”, with the reception of Sturm Graz. But the rest of the program consisted of Real Madrid (bis) and FC Barcelona. Monaco finally drew Barça, Bologna, Benfica and Inter Milan. Here are the upcoming matches of the French clubs: The final table, composed of direct elimination matches, was organized according to play-offs mid-February followed by the round of 16. The grand finale was scheduled for Munich, Saturday, May 31, 2025. The battle for TV rights has continuedé to rage ahead of this Champions League season. UEFA has awarded the French TV rights for the “Big Ears Cup” to Canal+& ;nbsp;who thus obtained the privilege of broadcasting the Champions League.
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By Teilor Stone
Teilor Stone has been a reporter on the news desk since 2013. Before that she wrote about young adolescence and family dynamics for Styles and was the legal affairs correspondent for the Metro desk. Before joining Thesaxon , Teilor Stone worked as a staff writer at the Village Voice and a freelancer for Newsday, The Wall Street Journal, GQ and Mirabella. To get in touch, contact me through my teilor@nizhtimes.com 1-800-268-7116