How The UEFA Champions League Qualifying Stages Actually Work

This video teaches about the structure of qualifying to the UEFA champions league, I explain all you need to know about the qualifiers and how club and country coefficients affect the chances of teams qualifying to all UEFA club competitions.

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[mihaiboblai]

As a romanian, whose football clubs always plays prelimanry rounds, it is shocking knowing that there are people that didn't know this 4 rounds of the competition existed

[jamesvass]

The preliminary qualifying round has been discontinued from season 2024/25 and those champions now start in the first qualifying round.

[edi]

Good video but it s two countries with 5 spots not 1 (and this is specifically the best two performing countries within the last season so it can change quickly between the top 4 countries), France (5th association) is actually closer to Netherlands (6th) and Portugal (7th) than Germany (4th) so it is Italy that will be in the top 4 not France and they did get rid of the preliminary round starting this year, those teams now join Q1 as well. I d know, my team (FCSB of Romania, formerly Steaua) literally faced Virtus, the San Marino champs and beat them 11-1 (fun fact:the first leg was 7-1 exactly 10 years and one day after Brazil-Germany), now we have drawn to Israeli side Maccabi Tel Aviv 1-1 at home despite them having like 5 players out for the game (thanks Olympics and that one player beefing with staff over being allowed to leave) so we ll see what happens. Regardless, Sparta Prague in Q3 will probably be a step too far, we were really unlucky with the draw there, could have gotten APOEL or Ludogorets instead but it is what it is

[tmsa]

Too much jumping back and forth explaining it.