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Predicting the 2026 UEFA Champions League winner based on past winners
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These are the teams that have won the past 10 UEFA Champions League titles: Real Madrid, Liverpool, Bayern Munich, Chelsea, Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain.
Those teams also comprise six of the eight sides on what UEFA is calling the "Silver Path," or the top half, of the 2026 Champions League bracket. These teams have combined to win 31 Champions League titles, and they've finished second another 15 times. At most, only one of them will reach the final this season.
As for the other side, which we're officially calling the "Blue Path," I guess? Their last title came in 2015, and the eight teams on that side have combined for five European Cups and nine more second-place finishes. Apart from Barcelona, no one else on that side of the bracket has a single Champions League trophy.
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End-to-end stuff in Madrid. Jan Oblak makes an excellent save from Richarlison’s header at one end. Atletico break and Griezmann’s exquisite touch releases Alvarez, who runs 60 yards and finishes with utter certainty. There were 12 seconds between the save and the goal.
58 min: Newcastle 0-0 Barcelona Barnes whips a curler straight at Garcia from 20 yards.
56 min: Newcastle 0-0 Barcelona Will Osula blasts high and wide from a very tight angle after a nice through pass from Lewis Hall.
On that, is it me or is Lewis Hall really freaking good?
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Just 16 teams remain in the UEFA Champions League, each of them returning to action this week as the road to the final in Budapest continues.
The eight teams with the best league phase records return to action, joined by the eight teams who advanced through a dramatic edition of the knockout phase playoffs. A handful of repeats of league phase fixtures await — the headliner is Manchester City's trip to Real Madrid, but Liverpool's clash with Galatasaray and Barcelona's tie against Newcastle United also offer plenty of intrigue. Chelsea's trip to Paris Saint-Germain, meanwhile, offers the first of two rematches of July's Club World Cup final, which the Blues won 3-0.
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