The Women's Champions League will feature a group stage for the first time in 2021-22, UEFA has announced. Europe's top club competition for women will feature a 16-team group stage comprised of four groups of four from 2021 onwards, with the top two teams in each group qualifying for the quarter-finals. It was also announced that the top six national associations in the UEFA rankings - including England - would go from two places to three in the competition from the same season. UEFA said the decision had been taken to "boost competitiveness" and "increase exposure" at the top level of the women's club game in Europe. Arsenal Women are into the Champions League...
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