Road to Vienna: 2019/20 #UWCL dates, entrance list
The 2020 UEFA Women’s Champions League final will be played that May during Viola Park in Vienna, and a season’s dates and provisional entrance list have been released.
- 2019/20 UEFA Women’s Match Calendar
- Provisional entrance list
- UEFA Women’s Champions League organisation fellow rankings
Dates: highway to Vienna
Qualifying turn draw: 21 Jun 2019, Nyon
Qualifying round: 7, 10 13 Aug 2019
Round of 32 draw: 16 Aug 2019
Round of 32: 11/12 25/26 Aug 2019
Round of 16 draw: 30 Sep 2019
Round of 16: 16/17 30/31 Oct 2019
Quarter-final semi-final draw: 22 Nov 2019
Quarter-finals: 24/25 Mar 1/2 Apr 2020
Semi-finals: 25/26 Apr 2/3 May 2020
Final: 23 or 24 May 2020 (tbc)
Entries
The 12 highest-ranking nations in a UEFA Women’s Champions League organisation fellow rankings during a finish of 2017/18 will be guaranteed dual entries: Germany, France, England, Sweden, Spain, Denmark, Czech Republic, Italy, Switzerland, Russia, Scotland and Austia. All other entrant associations will have one representative, while a fortifying champions will also take partial if they have not already competent around their joining (making it probable for one nation to have 3 clubs involved).
The holders and a certain series of teams from a 12 tip ranked nations will have byes to a final 32 with a rest starting in a subordinate round, with a accurate sum dynamic by a volume of entries. Possible turn allocations can be found in a provisional entrance list.
Venue: Viola Park, Vienna
The home of 24-time domestic champions Austria Wien – the 1978 European Cup Winners’ Cup runners-up – Viola Park was formerly famous as Franz-Horr-Stadion, carrying been named in honour of former Vienna Football Association boss Franz Horr.
This will be a initial vital UEFA final hold during Viola Park, and a initial time a UEFA Women’s Cup or UEFA Women’s Champions League decider has taken place in Vienna. The 2020 showpiece will also be a initial vital UEFA final in a Austrian collateral given Ajax kick AC Milan 1-0 in a 1995 UEFA Champions League decider during a Ernst-Happel-Stadion.
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