Canadians Kadeisha Buchanan and Ashley Lawrence learn Champions League path
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This article was published 26/06/2020 (2278 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
NYON, Switzerland – The Women’s Champions League path has been set for Canadians Kadeisha Buchanan and Ashley Lawrence.
The European club championship has been on hold due to the global pandemic, with the last action in late October with the completion of the round of 16.
UEFA announced last week that the remainder of the postponed tournament would be played as an eight-team single-game knockout tournament, based on the previously decided quarter-final matchups.
On Friday, UEFA held a draw to determine the venues and dates for those matches.
The tournament will run Aug. 21 to 30 in Spain at the San Mames Stadium in Bilbao and Anoeta Stadium in San Sebastian.
Lawrence’s Paris Saint-Germain will face Arsenal and Buchanan’s Lyon will take on Bayern Munich in Bilbao. Both matches are Aug. 22.
The two Canadians would square off in an Aug. 26 semifinal if both of their teams advance. The final is scheduled for Aug. 30 in San Sebastian.
Defending champion Lyon is after a fifth straight title — and seventh overall.
Women’s Champions League Schedule
Quarter-finals
Aug. 21
Glasgow City vs. Wolfsburg, at San Sebastian
Atletico Madrid vs. Barcelona, at Bilbao
Aug. 22
Arsenal vs. Paris Saint-Germain, at San Sebastian
Lyon vs Bayern Munich, at Bilbao
Semifinals
Aug. 25
Glasgow City or Wolfsburg vs. Atletico or Barcelona, at San Sebastian
Aug. 26
Arsenal or SG vs Lyon or Bayern, at Bilbao
Final
Aug 30
Winner semifinal 1 vs winner semifinal 2, at San Sebastian
This report by The Canadian Press was first published June 26, 2020.