English women's football clubs in international competitions explained

This is a compilation of the results of teams representing England at the official international competitions for European women's football clubs, that is, the former UEFA Women's Cup and its successor the UEFA Women's Champions League.

England is one of four associations that have won the competition along with Germany, France, and Sweden,[1] and as of the 2016–17 edition it stands fourth with a coefficient of 58,000 in the UWCL association rankings, which gives it two spots.[2]

Teams

These are the eight teams that have represented England in the UEFA Women's Cup and the UEFA Women's Champions League.

width=200pxClub !Founded width=150pxRegion !width=150pxCity !Appearances First Last width=150pxBest result
Arsenal 1987 15 Champion
Chelsea 1992 7 Runner-up
Manchester City 1988 7 Semifinalists
Everton 1983 3 Quarterfinalists
Birmingham City 1968 2 Semifinalists
Bristol City 1998 2 Quarterfinalists
Liverpool 1989 2 Last 32
Fulham 1993 1 Quarterfinalists

Qualification

width=110pxEdition !width=170pxCompetition !width=170pxFirst !width=170pxSecond !width=170pxThird !width=170pxFourth !width=170pxFifth
2001–02 UWC bgcolor=lightgreenArsenal (52) Doncaster Rovers (45) Charlton Athletic (35) Everton (35) Tranmere Rovers (28)
2002–03 UWC bgcolor=lightgreenArsenal (49) Doncaster Rovers (41) Charlton Athletic (31) Leeds United (26) Everton (26)
2003–04 UWC bgcolor=lightgreenFulham (49) Doncaster Rovers (41) Arsenal (40) Charlton Athletic (34) Birmingham City (21)
2004–05 UWC bgcolor=lightgreenArsenal (47) Charlton Athletic (46) Fulham (44) Leeds United (28) Doncaster Rovers (27)
2005–06 UWC bgcolor=lightgreenArsenal (48) Charlton Athletic (41) Everton (37) Birmingham City (30) Bristol Rovers (28)
2006–07 UWC bgcolor=lightgreenArsenal (50) Everton (44) Charlton Athletic (39) Doncaster Rovers (23) Bristol Academy (20)
2007–08 UWC bgcolor=lightgreenArsenal (66) bgcolor=lightgreenEverton (52) Charlton Athletic (50) Bristol Academy (40) Leeds United (37)
2008–09 UWC bgcolor=lightgreenArsenal (62) Everton (57) Leeds United (40) Bristol Academy (34) Chelsea (32)
2009–10 UWCL bgcolor=lightgreenArsenal (61) bgcolor=lightgreenEverton (61) Chelsea (50) Domncaster Rovers (33) Birmingham City (33)
2010–11 UWCL bgcolor=lightgreenArsenal (61) bgcolor=lightgreenEverton (50) Chelsea (49) Leeds Carnegie (47) Sunderland (37)
width=110pxEdition !width=170pxCompetition !width=170pxChampions !width=170pxFinalist !width=170pxSemifinalist #1 !width=170pxSemifinalist #2
2011–12 UWCL bgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightgreenLiverpool
width=110pxEdition !width=170pxCompetition !width=170pxFirst !width=170pxSecond !width=170pxThird !width=170pxFourth !width=170pxFifth
2012–13 UWCL bgcolor=lightgreenArsenal (32) bgcolor=lightgreenBirmingham City (29) Everton (25) Lincoln (21) Bristol Academy (16)
2013–14 UWCL bgcolor=lightgreenArsenal (34) bgcolor=lightgreenBirmingham City (26) Everton (25) Bristol Academy (18) Lincoln (18)
2014–15 UWCL bgcolor=lightgreenLiverpool (36) bgcolor=lightgreenBristol Academy (31) Arsenal (30) Birmingham City (18) Everton (15)
2015–16 UWCL bgcolor=lightgreenLiverpool (26) bgcolor=lightgreenChelsea (26) Birmingham City (25) Arsenal (21) Manchester City (19)
2016–17 UWCL bgcolor=lightgreenChelsea (32) bgcolor=lightgreenManchester City (30) Arsenal (27) Sunderland (20) Notts County (15)
2017–18 UWCL bgcolor=lightgreenManchester City (42) bgcolor=lightgreenChelsea (37) Arsenal (32) Birmingham City (27) Liverpool (25)
2018–19 UWCL bgcolor=lightgreenChelsea (44) bgcolor=lightgreenManchester City (38) Arsenal (37) Reading (32) Birmingham City (30)
2019–20 UWCL bgcolor=lightgreenArsenal (54) bgcolor=lightgreenManchester City (47) Chelsea (42) Birmingham City (40) Reading (27)
2020–21 UWCL bgcolor=lightgreenChelsea (39) bgcolor=lightgreenManchester City (40) Arsenal (36) Manchester United (23) Reading (21)
2021–22 UWCL bgcolor=lightgreenChelsea (57) bgcolor=lightgreenManchester City (55) bgcolor=lightgreenArsenal (48) Manchester United (47) Everton (32)
2021–22 UWCL bgcolor=lightgreenChelsea (56) bgcolor=lightgreenArsenal (55) bgcolor=lightgreenManchester City (47) Manchester United (42) Tottenham Hotspur (32)

Progression by season

width=110pxSeason !width=200pxTeams !width=125pxEarlier rounds !width=125pxRound of 32 !width=125pxRound of 16 !width=125pxQuarterfinals !width=125pxSemifinals !width=125pxFinal
2001–02 UWC Arsenal bgcolor=lightgreen Bern 1 Not held bgcolor=lightpink Toulouse
2002–03 UWC Arsenal bgcolor=lightgreen Levante 1 Not held bgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightpink Fortuna
2003–04 UWC Fulham bgcolor=lightgreen Ter Leede 1 Not held bgcolor=lightpink Eintracht Frankfurt
2004–05 UWC Arsenal bgcolor=lightgreen Athletic Bilbao 1 bgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightpink Djurgården
2005–06 UWC Arsenal bgcolor=lightgreen Lada 1 bgcolor=lightpink Eintracht Frankfurt
2006–07 UWC Arsenal bgcolor=lightgreen Rossiyanka 1 bgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=gold Umeå
2007–08 UWC Arsenal bgcolor=lightgreen Neulengbach 1 bgcolor=lightpink Lyon
Everton bgcolor=lightgreen Zuchwil 1 bgcolor=lightpink Rapide 1
2008–09 UWC Arsenal bgcolor=lightgreen Neulengbach 1 bgcolor=lightpink Umeå
2009–10 UWCL Arsenal bgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightpink Duisburg
Everton bgcolor=lightgreen Strømmen 1 bgcolor=lightpink Røa
2010–11 UWCL Arsenal bgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightpink Lyon
Everton bgcolor=lightgreen Universitetas 1 bgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightgreen Brøndby bgcolor=lightpink Duisburg
2011–12 UWCL Arsenal bgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightgreen Rayo bgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightpink Frankfurt
Bristol Academy bgcolor=lightpink Energiya
2012–13 UWCL Arsenal bgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightgreen Torres bgcolor=lightpink Wolfsburg
Birmingham City bgcolor=lightpink Bardolino
2013–14 UWCL Arsenal bgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightpink Birmingham City
Birmingham City bgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightgreen Arsenal bgcolor=lightpink Tyresö
2014–15 UWCL Bristol Academy bgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightgreen Barcelona bgcolor=lightpink Frankfurt
Liverpool bgcolor=lightpink Linköping
2015–16 UWCL Chelsea bgcolor=lightgreen Glasgow bgcolor=lightpink Wolfsburg
Liverpool bgcolor=lightpink Brescia
2016–17 UWCL Chelsea bgcolor=lightpink Wolfsburg
Manchester City bgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightgreen Brøndby bgcolor=lightgreen Fortuna bgcolor=lightpink Lyon
2017–18 UWCL Chelsea bgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightpink Wolfsburg
Manchester City bgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightgreen Linköping bgcolor=lightpink Lyon
2018–19 UWCL Chelsea bgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightpink Lyon
Manchester City bgcolor=lightpink Atlético Madrid
2019–20 UWCL Arsenal bgcolor=lightgreen Fiorentinabgcolor=lightgreen Slavia Praguebgcolor=lightpink Paris Saint-Germain
Manchester City bgcolor=lightgreen Luganobgcolor=lightpink Atlético Madrid
2020–21 UWCL Chelsea bgcolor=lightgreenbgcolor=lightgreen Atlético Madrid bgcolor=lightgreen Wolfsburgbgcolor=lightgreen Bayern Munich Barcelona
Manchester City bgcolor=lightgreen Kopparbergs/Göteborgbgcolor=lightgreen Fiorentinabgcolor=lightpink Barcelona
2021–22 UWCL Chelsea bgcolor=lightpink Juventus1
Manchester City bgcolor=lightpink Real Madrid
Arsenal bgcolor=lightgreen PSVbgcolor=lightgreen Slavia Praguebgcolor=lightgreen 1899 Hoffenheim1bgcolor=lightpinkWolfsburg
2022–23 UWCL Chelsea TBD
Arsenal TBD
Manchester City Tomiris-Turan
1 Group stage. Highest-ranked eliminated team in case of qualification, lowest-ranked qualified team in case of elimination.

Results by team

2001–02 UEFA Women's Cup
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bgcolor=lightblueLast 32 (group stage) Bern (host) 4–0 Banks 2 – Ludlow – Grant
bgcolor=lightblueLast 32 (group stage) 7–0 Ludlow 3 – Coss – Grant – Moore – Ogawa
bgcolor=lightblueLast 32 (group stage) 2–1 bgcolor=lightgreen9 points Banks – Spacey
bgcolor=lightblueQuarterfinals h: 1–1 a: 1–2 (aet) bgcolor=lightpink2–3 Grant – Maggs
2002–03 UEFA Women's Cup
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueLast 32 (group stage) 6–0 Banks 2 – Wheatley 2 – Grant – Ludlow
bgcolor=lightblueLast 32 (group stage) 2–1 Maggs – F. White
bgcolor=lightblueLast 32 (group stage) 7–0 bgcolor=lightgreen9 points Ludlow 3 – Maggs 2 – Grant – Scott
bgcolor=lightblueQuarterfinals a: 2–0 a: 1–1 bgcolor=lightgreen3–1 MacDonald – Maggs
bgcolor=lightblueSemifinals a: 1–3 h: 1–5 bgcolor=lightpink2–8 Banks 2
2004–05 UEFA Women's Cup
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) 2–2 Grant – F. White
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) 7–1 Fleeting 2 – Banks – Grant – Ludlow – Wheatley – F. White
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) Djurgården (host) 1–0 bgcolor=lightgreen7 points Kemp
bgcolor=lightblueQuarterfinals a: 0–2 h: 4–1 bgcolor=lightgreen4–3 Banks – Fleeting – Ludlow
bgcolor=lightblueSemifinals a: 1–1 h: 0–1 bgcolor=lightpink1–2 Fleeting
2005–06 UEFA Women's Cup
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) 3–1 Ludlow – McArthur – Sanderson
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) 1–0 Ludlow
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) Brøndby (host) 0–1 bgcolor=lightgreen6 points
bgcolor=lightblueQuarterfinals h: 1–1 a: 1–3 bgcolor=lightpink2–4 Grant – Sanderson
2006–07 UEFA Women's Cup
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) Rossiyanka (host) 5–4 Fleeting 5
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) 6–0 Ludlow 2 – Chapman – Davison – Yankey
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) 1–0 bgcolor=lightgreen9 points Sanderson
bgcolor=lightblueQuarterfinals a: 5–0 h: 4–1 bgcolor=lightgreen9–1 Fleeting 3 – Smith 3 – Carney – Sanderson – Yankey
bgcolor=lightblueSemifinals a: 2–2 h: 3–0 bgcolor=lightgreen5–2 Smith 2 – Carney – Fleeting – Yankey
bgcolor=lightblueFinal a: 1–0 h: 0–0 bgcolor=gold1–0 Scott
2007–08 UEFA Women's Cup
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) Alma (host) 4–0 Carney 2 – Chapman – Sanderson
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) 7–0 Fleeting 2 – Ludlow 2 – Carney – Chapman – Grant
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) 3–3 bgcolor=lightgreen7 points Fleeting – Sanderson – Smith
bgcolor=lightblueQuarterfinals a: 0–0 h: 2–3 bgcolor=lightpink2–3 Smith – Yankey
2008–09 UEFA Women's Cup
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) 7–2 Little 3 – Ludlow 2 – Davison – Smith
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) 6–0 Carney 2 – Davison – Fleeting – Little – Tracy
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) 0–3 bgcolor=lightgreen6 points
bgcolor=lightblueQuarterfinals h: 3–2 a: 0–6 bgcolor=lightpink3–8 Fleeting – Little – Ludlow
2009–10 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 32 a: 9–0 h: 9–0 bgcolor=lightgreen18–0 Little 7 – Lander 2 – Yankey 2 – Beattie – Bruton – Chapman – Coombs – Davison – Ludlow
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 16 a: 3–0 h: 2–0 bgcolor=lightgreen5–0 Little 2 – Flaherty – Grant
bgcolor=lightblueQuarterfinals a: 1–2 h: 0–2 bgcolor=lightpink1–4
2010–11 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 32 a: 3–1 h: 9–0 bgcolor=lightgreen12–1 Carter 2 – Little 2 – Yankey 2 – Davison – Flaherty – Ludlow – Nobbs – E. White
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 16 a: 0–2 h: 4–1 bgcolor=lightgreen4–3 Chapman – Fleeting – Grant – Yankey
bgcolor=lightblueQuarterfinals h: 1–1 a: 2–2 bgcolor=lightgreen3–3 (agr) Chapman – E. White – Yankey
bgcolor=lightblueSemifinals a: 0–2 h: 2–3 bgcolor=lightpink2–5 Fleeting – E. White
2011–12 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 32 a: 4–0 h: 6–0 bgcolor=lightgreen10–0 Beattie 3 – Carter 2 – Chapman 2 – Nobbs 2 – E. White
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 16 a: 1–1 h: 5–1 bgcolor=lightgreen6–2 Little 2 – Carter – Ludlow – Nobbs – Yankey
bgcolor=lightblueQuarterfinals h: 3–1 a: 0–1 bgcolor=lightgreen3–2 Little – Nobbs – E. White
bgcolor=lightblueSemifinals h: 1–2 a: 0–2 bgcolor=lightpink1–4 Grant
2012–13 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 32 a: 3–0 h: 4–0 bgcolor=lightgreen7–0 Beattie 4 – Chapman – Little – Nobbs
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 16 h: 2–1 a: 4–3 bgcolor=lightgreen6–4 Smith 3 – E. White 2 – Chapman
bgcolor=lightblueQuarterfinals h: 3–1 a: 1–0 bgcolor=lightgreen4–1 Fahey – Little – Nobbs – Smith
bgcolor=lightblueSemifinals h: 0–2 a: 1–2 bgcolor=lightpink1–4 Little
2013–14 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 32 CSHVSM-Kairat a: 7–1 h: 11–1 bgcolor=lightgreen18–2 Carter 5 – Little 5 – Nobbs 3 – Ayisi – Chapman – Weir – White – Yankey
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 16 h: 3–0 a: 3–2 bgcolor=lightgreen6–2 Carter 2 – Houghton – Nobbs – Scott – Yankey
bgcolor=lightblueQuarterfinals h: 0–1 a: 0–2 bgcolor=lightpink0–3
2019–20 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 32 a: 4–0 h: 2–0 bgcolor=lightgreen6–0 Miedema 3 – Little 2 – Evans
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 16 h: 5–2 a: 8–0 bgcolor=lightgreen13–2 Miedema 7 – Van de Donk 3 – Little 2 – Roord
bgcolor=lightblueQuarterfinals 1–2 (N)Mead
2021–22 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueQualifying first round 4–0 (N)Iwabuchi – Little – Mead – Parris
bgcolor=lightblueQualifying first round 3–1 (N)Iwabuchi 2 – Miedema
bgcolor=lightblueQualifying second round a: 3–0 h: 4–0 bgcolor=lightgreen7–0 Miedema 4 – Little 2 – Parris
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) 1–4 0–4 Maanum
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) 4–0 1–4 Little – Heath – Williamson – Maanum
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) 5–1 3–0 bgcolor=lightgreen9 points Foord 2 – Catley – Parris – Patten – Nobbs – Wubben-Moy – Miedema
bgcolor=lightblueQuarterfinals h: 1–1 a: 0–2 bgcolor=lightpink1–3 Wubben-Moy
2022–23 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueQualifying second round TBD
2012–13 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 32 h: 2–0 a: 0–3 (aet) bgcolor=lightpink2–3 Harrop – Williams
2013–14 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 32 a: 3–0 h: 1–0 bgcolor=lightgreen4–0 Harrop – Lawley – Linnett – Weston
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 16 a: 2–0 h: 5–2 bgcolor=lightgreen7–2 Christiansen 2 – Linnett 2 – Harrop – Lawley – Potter
bgcolor=lightblueQuarterfinals a: 1–0 h: 2–0 bgcolor=lightgreen3–0 Allen 2 – Linnett
bgcolor=lightblueSemifinals h: 0–0 a: 0–3 bgcolor=lightpink0–3
2011–12 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 32 h: 1–1 a: 2–4 bgcolor=lightpink3–5 Curson – Fishlock – Heatherson
2014–15 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 32 a: 4–0 h: 2–1 bgcolor=lightgreen6–1 Harding 2 – Pablos – James – Watts
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 16 a: 1–0 h: 1–1 bgcolor=lightgreen2–1 Watts
bgcolor=lightblueQuarterfinals h: 0–5 a: 0–7 bgcolor=lightpink0–12
2015–16 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 32 h: 1–0 a: 3–0 bgcolor=lightgreen4–0 Kirby 2 – Aluko – Flaherty
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 16 h: 1–2 a: 0–2 bgcolor=lightpink1–4
2016–17 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 32 h: 0–3 a: 1–1 bgcolor=lightpink1–4 Aluko
2017–18 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 32 h: 1–0 a: 1–2 bgcolor=lightgreen2–2 (agr) Kirby – Spence
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 16 h: 3–0 a: 1–0 bgcolor=lightgreen4–0 Bachmann – Flaherty – Kirby – Ji
bgcolor=lightblueQuarterfinals a: 2–0 a: 3–1 bgcolor=lightgreen5–1 Kirby 2 – Ji – Cuthbert – Bachmann
bgcolor=lightblueSemifinals h: 1–3 a: 0–2 bgcolor=lightpink1–5 Ji
2018–19 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 32 a: 5–0 h: 6–0 bgcolor=lightgreen11–0 Bright – Spence 2 – Kirby 2 – Thorisdottir – Ji – Engman – Mjelde – Blundell – Cuthbert
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 16 h: 1–0 a: 6–0 bgcolor=lightgreen7–0 Kirby 3 – Carney – Spence – Cuthbert – Bachmann
bgcolor=lightblueQuarterfinals h: 2–0 a: 1–2 bgcolor=lightgreen3–2 Blundell – Cuthbert – Mjelde
bgcolor=lightblueSemifinals a: 1–2 h: 1–1 bgcolor=lightpink2–3 Cuthbert – Ji
2020–21 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 32 a: 5–0 h: 3–0 bgcolor=lightgreen8–0 England 3 – Kirby 2 – Bright – Kerr – Harder
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 16 h: 2–0 a: 1–1 bgcolor=lightgreen3–1 Mjelde 2 – Kirby
bgcolor=lightblueQuarterfinals h: 2–1 a: 3–0 bgcolor=lightgreen5–1 Kerr 2 – Harder 2 – Kirby
bgcolor=lightblueSemifinals a: 1–2 h: 4–1 bgcolor=lightgreen5–3 Kirby 2 – Leupolz – Ji – Harder
bgcolor=lightblue0–4
2021–22 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) 3–3 0–4 Kerr – England – Harder
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) 2–1 0–0 Cuthbert – Harder
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) 7–0 1–0 bgcolor=lightpink11 points Kerr 3 – Kirby 2 – Leupolz – Fleming – Reiten
2022–23 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) TBD
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) TBD
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) TBD
2007–08 UEFA Women's Cup
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueLast 32 (group stage) Gintra Universitetas (host) 4–0 Evans – Handley – Easton – Unitt
bgcolor=lightblueLast 32 (group stage) 11–0 Kane 3 – Duggan 2 – Evans – Handley – Johnson – McDougall – Westwood – Williams
bgcolor=lightblueLast 32 (group stage) 3–1 bgcolor=lightgreen9 points Handley 2 – Williams 2 – Whelan
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) Rapide Wezemaal (host) 1–2 Evans
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) 1–2 Williams
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 (group stage) 3–1 bgcolor=lightpink3 points Dowie 2 – Handley
2009–10 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueQualifiers (group stage) Osijek (host) 3–1 Duggan – Williams
bgcolor=lightblueQualifiers (group stage) 7–0 Scott 3 – Dowie 2 – Westwood – Williams
bgcolor=lightblueQualifiers (group stage) 1–0 bgcolor=lightgreen9 points Hinnigan
bgcolor=lightblueLast 32 a: 0–3 h: 2–0 bgcolor=lightpink2–3 Hinnigan – Westwood
2010–11 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueQualifiers (group stage) 6–0 Williams 2 – Dowie – Duggan – Harries – Hinnigan
bgcolor=lightblueQualifiers (group stage) 10–0 Parris 2 – Dowie – Duggan – Greenwood – Handley – Hinnigan – Scott – Williams
bgcolor=lightblueQualifiers (group stage) Gintra Universitetas (host) 7–0 bgcolor=lightgreen9 points Handley 2 – Dowie – Duggam – Harries – Hinnigan – Unitt
bgcolor=lightblueLast 32 a: 0–0 h: 7–1 bgcolor=lightgreen7–1 Chaplen 3 – Duggan 2 – Dowie
bgcolor=lightblueLast 16 a: 4–1 h: 1–1 bgcolor=lightgreen5–2 Chaplen 2 – Duggan – Scott – Williams
bgcolor=lightblueQuarterfinals a: 1–3 h: 1–2 bgcolor=lightpink2–5 Dowie – Harries
2003–04 UEFA Women's Cup
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueLast 32 (group stage) 8–0 Chapman 2 – Waine 2 – Duncan – Jerray-Silver – Yankey – Yorston
bgcolor=lightblueLast 32 (group stage) 9–1 Waine 3 – Chapman – Hickmott – Flint – Jerray-Silver – McArthur – Yankey
bgcolor=lightblueLast 32 (group stage) Saestum (host) 3–1 bgcolor=lightgreen9 points Yorston 2 – Yankey
bgcolor=lightblueQuarterfinals a: 1–3 h: 1–4 bgcolor=lightpink2–7 Bird – McArthur
2014–15 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 32 h: 2–1 a: 0–3 bgcolor=lightpink2–4 Davison – Dowie
2015–16 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 32 a: 0–1 h: 0–1 bgcolor=lightpink0–2
2016–17 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 32 h: 2–0 a: 4–0 bgcolor=lightgreen6–0 Beattie 2 – Bronze 2 – Christiansen – Scott
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 16 h: 1–0 a: 1–1 bgcolor=lightgreen2–1 Duggan – Walsh
bgcolor=lightblueQuarterfinals a: 1–0 1–0 bgcolor=lightgreen2–0 Bronze – Lloyd
bgcolor=lightblueSemifinals h: 1–3 1–0 bgcolor=lightpink2–3 Asllani – Lloyd
2017–18 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 32 a: 3–0 h: 3–0 bgcolor=lightgreen6–0 Parris 2 – Houghton – Lawley – Scott – Stokes
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 16 a: 5–0 h: 2–1 bgcolor=lightgreen7–1 Christiansen 2 – Ross 2 – Stokes – Emslie – Parris
bgcolor=lightblueQuarterfinals h: 2–0 a: 5–3 bgcolor=lightgreen7–3 Ross 2 – Stanway 2 – Parris – Beattie – Christiansen
bgcolor=lightblueSemifinals h: 0–0 a: 0–1 bgcolor=lightpink0–1
2018–19 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 32 a: 1–1 h: 0–2 bgcolor=lightpink1–3 Bonner
2019–20 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 32 a: 7–1 h: 4–0 bgcolor=lightgreen11–1 Beckie 4 – Bremer 3 -Weir 2 – Stanway – Mannion
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 16 h: 1–1 a: 1–2 bgcolor=lightpink2–3 Beckie – Bremer
2020–21 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 32 a: 2–1 h: 3–0 bgcolor=lightgreen5–1 Stanway 3 – Mewis – Hemp
bgcolor=lightblueRound of 16 h: 3–0 a: 5–0 bgcolor=lightgreen8–0 White 3 – Mewis 3 – Hemp – Weir
bgcolor=lightblueQuarterfinals a: 0–3 h: 2–1 bgcolor=lightpink2–4 Beckie – Mewis
2021–22 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueSecond qualifying round a: 1–1 h: 0–1 bgcolor=lightpink1–2 Weir
2022–23 UEFA Women's Champions League
width=150pxRound width=200pxOpponent width=80px1st width=80px2nd width=80pxAgg. width=600pxScorers
bgcolor=lightblueSecond qualifying round (N)

Notes and References

  1. Web site: UEFA Club Championship (Women). RSSSF.
  2. Web site: Scotland among 12 nations with two entries. 25 September 2015. UEFA.com.

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