UEFA Champions League: Two days of blockbuster clashes with PSG-Barça and Bayern-Arsenal (schedule)

Author: Rodolph TOMEGAHPublished on: October 19, 2026Country: France

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UEFA Champions League: Two days of blockbuster clashes with PSG-Barça and Bayern-Arsenal (schedule)

The third matchday of the UEFA Champions League features two major fixtures: Paris Saint-Germain against Barcelona and Bayern Munich against Arsenal. The matches are spread over two days. The article announces the schedule for the matchday, though the supplied text does not include specific kick-off times.

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