So, like, Disney+ has snagged the rights to show UEFA Women’s Champions League games starting from 2025/26, according to Sport Business. They’re gonna be airing the UWCL matches for the next five years, which is pretty cool if you’re into women’s soccer.
The best part? Apparently, there’s gonna be a bunch of free-to-air coverage of the tournament, so you won’t have to shell out extra cash to watch your favorite teams kick some ball. And hey, that’s always a win in my book.
In terms of who’s representing Scotland in the upcoming season, you’ve got Glasgow City and Hibs in the mix. They’re coming in at the second qualifying stage, thanks to Hibs clinching the SWPL title in some intense last-minute action. They faced off against Rangers, needing a win to secure their spot, and boy, did they deliver. It was a nail-biter, but they managed to snag a 1-0 victory and secure their place in the tournament. Kudos to them for pulling off such an unexpected win.
Meanwhile, Glasgow City’s triumph over Hearts meant that Rangers got bumped down to third place, missing out on the Champions League spot along with Celtic, who finished fourth. Tough break for them, but hey, that’s the nature of sports, right? Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, and sometimes you just have to watch from the sidelines. But hey, at least there’s gonna be some top-notch soccer action on Disney+ to keep us entertained in the coming years. Cheers to that!
