If you want to watch it directly by streaming: Sky + Mexico and Disney + in South America.

If you want to watch it online, VAVEL is your best option.

Day 2: September 8-10, 2024

Day 3: October 10-12, 2024

Matchday 4: October 13-15, 2024

Fifth matchday: November 14-16, 2024

Matchday 6: 17-19 November 2024

Play-off draw: 22 November 2024

Play-offs: 20-25 March 2025

A League quarter-finals: 20-25 March 2025

Final tournament: 4-8 June 2025

The A League group champions and runners-up will participate in round-robin quarterfinals, with the winners of these playoffs qualifying for the Final Four.

The fourth-placed teams from Leagues A and B are automatically relegated to Leagues B and C, respectively. The two fourth-placed teams from League C, meanwhile, are relegated to League D.

The first four group winners from Leagues B and C, as well as the first two group winners from League D, are automatically promoted to Leagues A, B and C, respectively.

The third from League A and the second from League B, as well as the third from League B and the second from League C, will play a round-robin promotion/relegation playoff.

There will also be play-offs between the two best fourth-placed teams from League C and the two second-placed teams from League D.

The expansion of the UEFA Nations League in the March International Fixtures window will only affect a selected number of teams and the remaining teams will already be available to start the European Qualifiers.

In the 1990s, a new construction of the Letzigrund Stadium was planned due to the growing needs of the Weltklasse Zurich. Due to a legal dispute with local residents and left-wing politicians over the new Hardturm stadium, the construction of the Letzigrund stadium was brought forward in order to host three group stage matches of Euro 2008 in this stadium. Due to the construction work, FC Zürich (the team that usually plays there) moved to the Hardturm-Stadion, the home stadium of Grasshopper-Club Zürich, for one season.

The new stadium was inaugurated on August 30, 2007. The first sporting event to take place was the Weltklasse Zürich on September 7, with an attendance of 26,500 spectators. The first soccer match pitted FC Zürich against Grasshopper-Club Zürich on September 23.