The draws of the 2023/24 UEFA Champions League group stage were conducted in Monaco on Thursday, with the 32 teams in the eight groups hopeful of becoming the last one standing on 1 June, when the final will be played at the iconic Wembley Stadium in London.
Premium Times looks at all eight groups and they look seemingly straight shootouts for first and second places.
The trip to Turkey will be daunting for any of the top two in this group-Bayern Munich and Manchester United. Whilst most pundits will expect these two to stroll through the group and easily book their round of 16 tickets, there will be a bump or two along the way, especially if league form dips below the expected level in the Bundesliga and English Premier League for Bayern and United.
