Ajax are in a group including Standard Liège while fellow newcomers Shelbourne face a short trip across the Irish border to take on Linfield following the UEFA Women's Champions League qualifying round draw.

A record 61 teams from 49 different associations have entered the 2017/18 UEFA Women's Champions League with Fiorentina, Ajax and Sporting CP among 12 debutants.

Apollon, Minsk, Breidablik, Medyk Konin, Zürich, Sarajevo, BIIK-Kazygurt, Avaldsnes and Twente are all through to the last 32 after topping their qualifying round groups.

The qualifying draw has been made, with the first Kosovan entrants in any European competition, Hajvalia, travelling to Cyprus for a group containing sole 16-time entrants KÍ Klaksvík.

A record 59 clubs from 47 countries have entered in 2016/17, including the first ever team from Kosovo to play in UEFA competition, among 36 sides in the 24 June qualifying round draw.

The 2015/16 qualifying round draw has been made at UEFA headquarters in Nyon, with the 32 sides involved aiming for eight berths in the knockout phase.

A record 56 clubs from 47 nations have entered in 2015/16 including three from Germany, one from Luxembourg and debutants Chelsea LFC and Club Atlético de Madrid.

Raheny United FC, KKPK Medyk Konin and Clube Atlético Ouriense will all play in the knockout phase for the first time after topping their groups with a game to spare.

KS Vllaznia made history, Konak Belediyespor and ŽNK Osijek got in the goals, and Raheny United and Clube Atlético Ouriense upset the odds as the qualifying round began.

The 2015 UEFA Women's Champions League final is to be held at Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark in Berlin on 14 May, the early date due to the FIFA Women's World Cup.

A little over a month after VfL Wolfsburg retained the trophy, the 32 clubs in the 2014/15 qualifying round have discovered their mini-tournament opponents.

With the 54 entrants confirmed, the 2014/15 campaign will conclude in Berlin on 14 May, the qualifying round draw streamed live from 14.00CET on 26 June.

Olympique Lyonnais lost on away goals to 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam as the round of 16 ended with ASD Torres Calcio, SV Neulengbach and Tyresö FF also progressing.

A quarter-final lineup featuring eight different nations is possible, though England look set to have two representatives, when the round of 16 ends on Wednesday and Thursday.

Olympique Lyonnais, FC Barcelona and SV Neulengbach are all well-placed to emerge from the UEFA Women's Champions League round of 16 after posting first-leg victories.

Lisbon's Estádio do Restelo, the 19,300-capacity home of CF Os Belenenses in the Belem district, will stage the 2014 UEFA Women's Champions League final on 22 May.