Women’s Champions League 2024-25: Teams That Have Qualified For Quarter Finals

Defending champions Barcelona became the final team to book a spot in the last eight of the UEFA Women’s Champions League. They cruised past Hammarby 3-0 to reach the knockout stage. 

Ewa Pajor notched up a brace before Aitana Bonmati added a third for the Spanish side.

On the other hand, Chelsea, Manchester City and Arsenal had already secured their places in the quarter-finals with two group games to spare.

Lyon, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and Wolfsburg are the other teams to round off the knockout stages.

Women’s Champions League 2024-25: Teams That Have Qualified For Quarter Finals

• Arsenal
• Barcelona
• Bayern Munich
• Chelsea
• Lyon
• Manchester City
• Real Madrid
• Wolfsburg

How it played out

Last season’s runners-up Lyon beat Galatasaray 6-0 on Wednesday to confirm their place at the top of the group, after guaranteeing progression with a 4-1 win over Roma in gameweek four.

The French champions have won all five of their group games and will face a group runner-up in the quarter-finals.

Two-time European champions Wolfsburg joined Lyon in the next stage with a 6-1 win against Roma at home.

Chelsea and Real Madrid have already booked spots in quarter-finals- defeating Celtic and Twente respectively.

The runners-up in 2020-21, Chelsea are currently group toppers with 15 points – three ahead of Madrid, which registered 3-0 success at Celtic to keep their hope for top spot alive.

Chelsea need to avoid defeat when they meet Real Madrid on 17 December to progress as group winners, while a win for Madrid would see them finish first.

 

Arsenal and Bayern Munich both clinched their spots in the last eight with two games spare.

The Gunners won 3-1 against Valerenga on Thursday in a pursuit for top spot.

Bayern maintained their one-point lead at the top with a thumping 4-0 win over Juventus.

Manchester City cemented their top spot by beating St Polten in their penultimate group game on Thursday night.

Barcelona joined City in the last eight with their 3-0 win at Hammarby – ending the Swedish side’s hopes of progressing.

A match in Spain on 18 December will decide who tops the group.

If holders beat City then both sides will be locked on 15 points, so top spot will be decided by their head-to-head record.

City, who won 2-0 against Barca earlier in the campaign and lead their rivals by three points, will finish top if they win, draw or lose by only one goal.