The Champions League play-off round is over. Seven clubs are in the league phase, seven have dropped into the Europa League, and one of them arrived there after leading a tie 3-0.


beat Víkingur Reykjavík3-2Q3
beat Red Star Belgrade3-0
beat KuPS Kuopio3-0Q3
beat AGF Aarhus5-2
beat Olympiakos Piraeus2-1
beat Union Saint-Gilloise6-5
beat FC Thun4-3Q3
beat Kauno Žalgiris7-1
beat Górnik Zabrze2-1Q3
beat Sturm Graz3-0
beat Sparta Praha4-2
beat Borac Banja Luka5-1Q2
beat Universitatea Craiova3-2Q3
beat Kairat Almaty2-0
beat Iberia 1999 Tbilisi3-1Q3
beat Mjällby AIF4-1
beat Egnatia Rrogozhinë5-5 (1-4 p)Q3
beat Ararat-Armenia3-2All seven ties with the final aggregate. Above and below each one: every qualifying round that side came through to get there.
Same ticket, different value
Reaching the Champions League league phase is worth a flat 6-point bonus. A country coefficient is that total divided by the number of clubs the country entered - so the same ticket is worth more to a country that sent fewer clubs. There is also a rule most people miss: qualifying round wins only count towards the coefficient if the club is eliminated. For these seven, the league phase bonus replaces the road that got them there.

6 points per league phase place, divided by the clubs each country entered. Norway put two clubs through and entered five, so 12 ÷ 5 = 2.4. Slovakia and Azerbaijan entered four, so a single place is worth 1.5 to them.
Snapshot as of 27 August 2026. All seven aggregates verified against UEFA match reports via the Wikipedia qualifying-phase pages; coefficient rules from UEFA’s published points table, club counts from the eurocoefficient.com database. The Europa League and Conference League play-off second legs are played on 27 August.



























