Women’s Champions League Draw: Hibs & Glasgow City Fixtures
- Hibernian, the reigning Scottish champions after a dramatic final day, are preparing to face Fortuna Hjorring, the Danish title holders, in the second qualifying round of the Women's...
- If Hibernian overcomes Fortuna Hjorring, they will then face either Apollon Ladies, champions of Cyprus, or Young Boys, the Swiss title holders.
- Glasgow City, who finished as runners-up, three points behind Hibernian, will compete against Austria Vienna.
Scottish football fans, gear up! News Directory 3 brings you the Women’s champions League draw, revealing the critical fixtures for Hibernian and Glasgow City. Hibernian will clash with Fortuna Hjorring in the qualifying round, a significant test in their campaign. Glasgow City faces Austria Vienna, with a potential match against Minsk at stake. These Champions League qualifying matches are the gateway.The winners will advance to a mini-tournament before the final qualifying round. The matches, set for late August, will decide who progresses towards the new 18-team league phase.Stay informed about the Europa Cup prospects, too. Discover what’s next to see which Scottish team will secure a prestigious spot.
Scottish Teams Set for Women’s Champions League Qualifying
Updated June 24, 2025
Hibernian, the reigning Scottish champions after a dramatic final day, are preparing to face Fortuna Hjorring, the Danish title holders, in the second qualifying round of the Women’s Champions League. The Women’s Champions League presents a meaningful challenge for the Scottish side.
If Hibernian overcomes Fortuna Hjorring, they will then face either Apollon Ladies, champions of Cyprus, or Young Boys, the Swiss title holders. The Champions League qualifying rounds are crucial for securing a spot in the main tournament.
Glasgow City, who finished as runners-up, three points behind Hibernian, will compete against Austria Vienna. Victory would see them advance to face Minsk for a chance to reach the third qualifying round. the europa Cup also awaits teams that do not advance.
The qualifying format involves a mini-tournament at a single venue, yet to be determined. Semi-finals will be held Aug. 27, followed by the final and third-place play-off three days later. The winners progress to the final qualifying round before the new 18-team league phase, mirroring the men’s competition.
What’s next
The upcoming matches will determine which Scottish team can advance further in the Women’s Champions League, with the ultimate goal of reaching the new 18-team league phase.