Arsenal Women’s 2026/27 Champions League fixtures are confirmed, with dates and kick-off times set for six league-phase matches across Europe.

Arsenal Women now know exactly when they will face their six opponents in the 2026/27 UEFA Women’s Champions League league phase, with dates and kick-off times confirmed for all three home matches and three trips across Europe.
Arsenal were drawn against Lyon, Barcelona, Benfica, Paris FC, HB Koge and Inter Milan, with their European campaign beginning at home on Tuesday, September 22.
HB Koge will provide the opposition for the opening fixture, with kick-off at 8pm UK time.
Arsenal will then make their first away trip of the league phase eight days later, travelling to Paris to face Paris FC on Wednesday, September 30 at 5.45pm.
There is then almost a month before Arsenal return to European action, with Benfica visiting on Wednesday, October 28 for an 8pm kick-off.

The fourth match brings one of the most eye-catching fixtures of the league phase, with Arsenal travelling to Barcelona on Wednesday, November 11. That game will begin at 5.45pm UK time.
Arsenal then return home for their final home fixture of the league phase, with Lyon visiting on Thursday, November 19 at 8pm.
The league phase concludes on Wednesday, December 16, when Arsenal travel to Milan to face Inter Milan at 8pm.
Arsenal’s home matches will be played at Meadow Park in Borehamwood.
Arsenal’s 26/27 UEFA Champions League fixtures
- Tue, September 22: HB Koge, 8pm (H)
- Wed, September 30: Paris FC, 5.45pm (A)
- Wed, October 28: Benfica, 8pm (H)
- Wed, November 11: Barcelona, 5.45pm (A)
- Thu, November 19: Lyon, 8pm (H)
- Wed, December 16: Inter Milan, 8pm (A)

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