Note: Single-source report; awaiting corroboration.
The UEFA Women's Champions League second qualifying round will take place as knockout mini-tournaments from 4 to 8 August, involving 44 teams, with 39 entering directly. Among these are four-time champions Eintracht Frankfurt and previous quarter-finalists Ajax and Juventus. The competition is divided into champions and league paths, with five teams advancing from the first qualifying round in the champions path. The 11 second qualifying round winners will move on to the third qualifying round, where seven more teams will join automatically. Nine third qualifying round winners will then join nine clubs already qualified for the league phase.
Teams that finish as runners-up and in third place in the second qualifying round mini-tournaments will transfer to the UEFA Women's Europa Cup. Third-placed teams enter the Europa Cup's first qualifying round, while runners-up proceed to the second qualifying round.
The fixtures are structured as mini-tournaments hosted by various clubs in both paths. League path hosts include Rangers, Juventus, Eintracht Frankfurt, and St. Pölten; champions path hosts are Mura, Ferencváros, Aktobe, Racing Union Luxembourg, and OH Leuven. Each mini-tournament features semi-finals in early August, followed by third-place matches and finals, with all kick-off times set in Central European Time.