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Roma draw Barcelona and Chelsea, Juventus get PSG and Lyon, while Inter face Arsenal and Manchester City in a blockbuster league phase.
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Roma have landed themselves quite the group of dance partners. Barcelona, Real Madrid, Chelsea, Servette, Benfica, and Leuven all await - a fixture list that reads like a greatest hits of European football.
Juventus, never ones to miss out on glamour, will lock horns with Lyon, Benfica, Leuven, Paris Saint-Germain, Hacken, and Austria Vienna.
Inter, meanwhile, face Arsenal, Hacken, Manchester City, Lyon, Real Madrid, and Austria Vienna. No easy nights there, then.
The format this season is refreshingly simple. All 18 teams sit in one big league table. Each side plays six matches - three at home, three away - against six different opponents.
Finish in the top four and you're straight through to the quarter-finals. Land between fifth and twelfth? You'll need to survive a knockout play-off round first. Unlucky thirteenth to eighteenth? Season over.
Matchday 1 lands on 22-23 September, with Matchday 2 following swiftly on 30 September and 1 October. From there, it's 28/29 October, 10/11 November, 18/19 November, and a final league phase date of 16 December, as detailed by Goal.
The knockout phase draw takes place on 18 December, with play-offs pencilled in for early February. Mark your calendars accordingly.
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