The draw for the UEFA Women's Champions League quarterfinals is set, with Man City facing Chelsea, Wolfsburg vs. Barcelona, Bayern Munich vs. Lyon, and Arsenal vs. Real Madrid. But you might be sick of watching City vs.

The road to the UEFA Women's Champions League final at Estádio José Alvalade in Lisbon on 24 May is set after the last-eight ties were drawn as well as the potential semis. We introduce the contenders. Holders Barcelona are joined by fellow former champions Arsenal, Lyon and Wolfsburg.

The draw takes place at 6am ET on Friday, January 31 at UEFA’s headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland. First legs of the play-off round will take place on February 11/12, with the second legs on February 18/19.

With Arsenal and Manchester City bringing back an old-school rivalry to the top level of football, we’re all wondering when the two sides will meet again. Fresh off a dominant 5-1 victory from the Gunners,

Holders Barcelona will face Wolfsburg in the quarter-finals of the women's Champions League in what will be a repeat of the 2023 final while Chelsea face Manchester City in an all-English tie after the draw was made on Friday.

Defending champion Barcelona was paired with Wolfsburg in the draw Friday for the quarterfinals of the Women’s Champions League, and record eight-time winner Lyon will play Bayern Munich. Barcelona and Lyon met in the final in three of the past six seasons and a fourth is possible after UEFA also made the semifinal draw which kept the two powers apart.

Chelsea will face Manchester City in an all-English Women's Champions League quarter-final, with Barcelona potentially awaiting the winner.