2010/11 UEFA Champions League

The
32 clubs were split into eight sections of four with last season's
runners-up FC Bayern München drawn in Group E alongside AS Roma, FC
Basel 1893 and CFR 1907 Cluj. José Mourinho will make a swift return to
Italy as his Real Madrid CF team meet AC Milan, as well as AFC Ajax and
AJ Auxerre. FC Barcelona, winners in two of the past five seasons, will
take on Panathinaikos FC, FC København and FC Rubin Kazan.
The group stage fixtures
will be played on 14/15 September, 28/29 September, 19/20 October, 2/3
November, 23/24 November and 7/8 December. The section winners and
runners-up will progress to the round of 16 in the spring, with the
final to be staged at Wembley Stadium on Saturday 28 May 2011. Teams
finishing third in each section will transfer to the UEFA Europa League
round of 32.

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Wembley
Stadium will host the 2011 UEFA Champions League final following a
decision by the UEFA Executive Committee at its meeting in Nyon in
January 2009. The highlight of European football's club calendar returns
to the London venue for a record sixth time, the first at the new
stadium, on Saturday 28 May 2011.

• Wembley has undergone a
massive transformation since it hosted the last old-style European
Champion Clubs' Cup final in 1992, but the new stadium has lost none of
its prestige. The famous twin towers have made way for an iconic arch
over the stadium, which has been totally rebuilt and is now one of the
most modern and breathtaking arenas in the world. Boasting a seated
capacity of 90,000, the new Wembley reopened its doors in 2007 and is
once again home to the England national side, as well as host to the
nation's premier domestic cup finals.

• Known as the 'Home of
Football', Wembley has hosted five European Cup finals, more than any
other stadium, as well as two UEFA Cup Winners' Cup finals. AC Milan
defeated SL Benfica 2-1 in Wembley's first European final in 1963 before
Manchester United FC became the competition's first English winners
thanks to their 4-1 extra-time triumph against the same Portuguese side
in 1968. In 1971, AFC Ajax beat Panathinaikos FC 2-0 to lift the trophy
for the first time, and there were also 1-0 wins for Liverpool FC
against Club Brugge KV in 1978 and FC Barcelona against UC Sampdoria in
1992.
• The original Wembley Stadium was known as the Empire
Stadium, and was built as the centrepiece of a British Empire Exhibition
at the end of the First World War. Though not officially opened by King
George V until 23 April 1924, the stadium hosted its first FA Cup final
the previous year, when an estimated 200,000 people crammed in to watch
Bolton Wanderers FC defeat West Ham United FC 2-0. That match famously
became known as the 'White Horse final', as a mounted policeman took to
the pitch to keep fans at bay.• The old stadium, named after the
north London suburb in which it is located, would serve as the focal
point of English football from then until it was demolished in 2003 to
make way for the current structure. Wembley hosted the 1948 Olympic
Games and also the final of EURO '96 but, from an English perspective,
unquestionably its finest hour came on 30 July 1966, when Geoff Hurst
scored a hat-trick to inspire England to a 4-2 extra-time win against
West Germany in the final of the FIFA World Cup.
• In addition to
major football events, the new venue has hosted significant sporting
occasions in rugby union, rugby league, American football and even motor
sports. It has likewise held a number of large concerts and charity
events, with spectators able to take advantage of its 34 bars, eight
restaurants and 688 food and drink service points.

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