By Pablo López
The UEFA Champions League 2024 begins with an exciting new format that promises more matches and intense competition. This year, the tournament adopts a league-style structure, with teams competing in an initial phase of eight rounds before moving on to the knockout stages. As one of the most prestigious competitions in European football, the new format aims to increase the excitement for fans worldwide.
This season introduces a significant change to the Champions League format. The tournament will no longer follow the traditional group-stage format; instead, it adopts a league-style approach. The first phase of the tournament will include eight rounds of matches, giving teams more opportunities to compete. This ensures that each club plays more games, allowing for increased competition and a broader showcase of talent across Europe.
After the league-style stage, the top teams will advance to the knockout rounds, which will determine the final contenders for the highly coveted trophy. The expansion of the tournament means more clubs can participate, which elevates the competition’s overall level and visibility.
With more matches scheduled, us are in for an extended season of thrilling football, and each game carries more weight than ever. The direct elimination phase will maintain its traditional intensity, as every match becomes crucial in the pursuit of the "Orejona."
In Mexico, football enthusiasts can follow the Champions League on Max and Caliente TV. These broadcasters have secured the exclusive rights to air the tournament, and each will split the matchdays between them to provide comprehensive coverage.
These will be divided across their platforms, with four matches on TNT, four on Cinemax, and the remaining on Max's streaming service.
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This division of rights ensures that Mexican viewers have multiple ways to catch their favorite teams in action across various platforms.
With its new league-style format, the UEFA Champions League 2024 offers more teams, more matches, and more excitement. Fans in Mexico will have access to all the action through Max and Caliente TV, with extensive coverage of Matchday 1 already scheduled. The stakes are high as the world's top clubs battle it out for football's ultimate prize.
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