Manchester City will face Champions League holders Barcelona in their first group-stage appearance in the competition.
City have previously featured in knockout rounds of the Champions League, with the group stage only introduced in the 2021/22 season. Man City exited in the second qualifying round that year.
In their first group-stage draw, Gareth Taylor’s side were drawn into Group D with Barca, SKN St Polten and Hammarby in Friday’s draw in Nyon.
WSL champions Chelsea take on Celtic – the first Scottish team to make this stage of the competition – Real Madrid and FC Twente in an intriguing Group B.
Meanwhile, Arsenal – who sealed their spot in the group stage with a thumping 4-0 win over Swedish side Hacken on Thursday evening to overturn a 1-0 first-leg deficit – are in Group C with German champions Bayern Munich, Italian giants Juventus and Norwegians Valerenga.
The Champions League group stage gets under way on October 8, with the six rounds of matches concluding on December 18.
GROUP A – Lyon, Wolfsburg, Roma, Galatasaray
GROUP B – Chelsea, Real Madrid, FC Twente, Celtic
GROUP C – Bayern Munich, Arsenal, Juventus, Valerenga
GROUP D – Barcelona, Man City, SKN St Polten, Hammarby
When are the games played?
Matchday 1: October 8 & 9
Matchday 2: October 16 & 17
Matchday 3: November 12 & 13
Matchday 4: November 20 & 21
Matchday 5: December 11& 12
Matchday 6: December 17 & 18