Back in the Champions League for the first time since their run to the last 16 in 2022/23, Tottenham’s reward for winning the Europa League includes a trip to reigning European champions Paris Saint-Germain.
Spurs finished 17th in the Premier League at the end of Ange Postecoglou’s final season in charge and will be hoping for a far stronger domestic campaign and an impactful return to Europe’s elite under Thomas Frank.
The Dane is managing for the first time in the Champions League and will take on opponents from his homeland when Copenhagen visit London.
Check out Tottenham’s fixtures, results and squad for the 2025/26 Champions League, as well as a look at the schedule for the league phase and beyond.
Tottenham Champions League fixtures, results 2025/26
Tottenham’s opponents in the league phase include reigning Norwegian champions Bodo/Glimt – who Spurs beat home and away in last season’s Europa League semi-finals – and Czech title holders Slavia Prague.
Copenhagen won the 2024/25 Superliga and PSG were the runaway French champions, while Monaco were third in Ligue 1 and Villarreal came fifth in Spain.
Eintracht Frankfurt, who Spurs beat 2-1 on aggregate in the Europa League quarter-finals, finished third in Germany and Borussia Dortmund were fourth.
Tottenham took four points from two games against Frankfurt during their last Champions League campaign and have won their last four meetings with Dortmund, including a 4-0 aggregate last-16 win on their way to the 2018/19 final.
All fixtures start at 20:00 GMT / 15:00 ET / 12:00 PT.
Tuesday, September 16: Tottenham vs Villarreal
Tuesday, September 30: Bodo/Glimt vs Tottenham
Wednesday, October 22: Monaco vs Tottenham
Tuesday, November 4: Tottenham vs Copenhagen
Wednesday, November 26: PSG vs Tottenham
Tuesday, December 9: Tottenham vs Slavia Prague
Tuesday January 20, 2026: Tottenham vs Dortmund
Wednesday, January 28, 2026: Frankfurt vs Tottenham
Tottenham Champions League squad 2025/26
Tottenham’s List A Champions League squad has been registered until the round of 16 in February 2026, when clubs can add a maximum of three new players within the existing limit of 25.
Goalkeepers: Guglielmo Vicario, Antonin Kinsky, Brandon Austin
Defenders: Kevin Danso, Destiny Udogie, Archie Gray, Cristian Romero, Pedro Porro, Djed Spence, Ben Davies, Micky van de Ven
Midfielders: Joao Palhinha, Xavi Simons, Lucas Bergvall, Wilson Odobert, Pape Matar Sarr, Rodrigo Bentancur
Forwards: Richarlison, Dominic Solanke, Mohammed Kudus, Brennan Johnson, Randal Kolo Muani
List B submissions, comprised of players born after January 1, 2004 who have been eligible to play for the club for an uninterrupted period of two years since their 15th birthday, can also be made until midnight before each match.
Tottenham Champions League schedule 2025/26
After the league phase, the play-offs are held in February, with the rest of the knockout stage before the final held between March and early May.
Matchday 1: September 16-18 2025
Matchday 2: September 30 – October 1 2025
Matchday 3: October 21/22 2025
Matchday 4: November 4/5 2025
Matchday 5: November 25/26 2025
Matchday 6: December 9/10 2025
Matchday 7: January 20/21 2026
Matchday 8: January 28 2026
When is the Champions League knockout phase?
Knockout phase play-offs: February 17/18 & 24/25 2026
Round of 16: March 10/11 & 17/18 2026
Quarter-finals: April 7/8 & 14/15 2026
Semi-finals: April 28/29 and May 5/6 2026
Final: May 30 2026 (Budapest)
When are the Champions League draws?
Knockout phase play-offs: January 30 2026
Round of 16, quarter-final, semi-final and final: February 27 2026
Champions League 2025/26 format
In a change from the previous group stage format conducted until 2023/24, each team now plays eight matches in the league phase, all against different opponents.
Four of those matches will be at home and four away, with the opponents determined according to four seeding pots split by rankings.
Teams will play two opponents from each of those pots – one against a team from each pot at home and one away. The results decide the overall standings in one league.
The top eight sides in the table qualify automatically for the round of 16. The teams finishing in ninth to 24th will compete in a two-legged knockout phase play-off to reach the last 16.
Teams finishing 25th or lower are out of Europe for the season.
English teams in the Champions League: Why are there six clubs?
Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester City, Chelsea and Newcastle all qualified as the top five teams in the Premier League.
There were five places for English teams because extra positions are awarded based on Uefa’s co-efficient rankings, which are based on the overall performances of nations across European competition over a season.
Spurs qualified as Europa League champions, despite losing 22 and winning only 11 of their 2024/25 league games.
When is the Champions League final?
The final will take place on May 30 2026 at the The Puskas Arena in Budapest, which opened in 2019 and is home to Hungary’s national team.
The arena hosted a dramatic 2022/23 Europa League final, when Sevilla beat Roma on penalties following a 1-1 draw after extra time.
How to watch Tottenham in the Champions League: TV channel
TNT Sports and Amazon Prime Video have the live broadcast rights to the Champions League in the UK.
Amazon have first pick of the Tuesday games, with all the other matches shown on TNT Sports. BBC Sport also has highlights rights.
TNT Sports costs £29.99 a month through discovery+, which includes Eurosport and entertainment and is available on a vast range of devices including smart TVs and gaming consoles.
A Prime Video membership is £8.99 per month or £95 per year paid annually, with a half-price offer for fans aged between 18 and 22.
Membership includes unlimited delivery on a huge selection of Amazon items and a range of other perks such as movies, series, documentaries and photo storage.
How to live stream Tottenham Champions League games online
The broadcasters have dedicated apps allowing fans to live-stream the games: TNT’s discovery+, the Prime Video app and BBC iPlayer.
The apps are available on a vast range of devices including smart TVs and gaming consoles.
