108 places across three league phases. 257 clubs entered qualifying to chase them. As of 24 August 2026, 43 ties are still standing - and every one of them is settled this week.
- 07-09.07First qualifying round
- 21-23.07Second qualifying round
- 04-06.08Third qualifying round
- 18-20.08Play-off first legs
- 25-27.08Play-off second legs43 ties, 108 league phase places settled.
Three competitions, three brackets
Box width follows the number of clubs entering each round. In UEFA's system elimination is rarely goodbye - the branch on the right shows where the losers land.
Seven ties, two paths: five in the Champions Path (domestic title winners), two in the League Path. Nobody here goes home empty-handed - every loser lands in the Europa League league phase.
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-Armenia3-2Each card is one play-off tie. Above and below it, every qualifying round that side has already come through - a badge marks rounds played in a different competition, and an orange outline marks the round where a club was knocked down into this one.
Who is banking the points
Every qualifying win feeds the country coefficient - the number that decides how many places each association gets in future seasons. This is what the 2026/27 season has produced so far.
Points earned this season only, divided by the number of clubs each country entered.
Snapshot as of 24 August 2026. Fixtures and coefficients from the eurocoefficient.com database; ties, aggregate scores and round dates verified against UEFA match reports via the Wikipedia qualifying-phase pages.




























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