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The UEFA Champions League is a major European football tournament, featuring clubs from across Europe. The competition is divided into two stages: the group stage and the qualifying rounds.

Qualification for the Champions League is based on a club’s historical performance in UEFA tournaments. Those teams with the highest UEFA coefficients get automatic entry to the competition.

In 2018, the top four UEFA associations will receive four guaranteed slots in the group phase. Associations ranked fifth and sixth will receive two spots each.

A team from an association ranked seventh through ten will get one spot in the qualifying round.

Those countries whose clubs have won at least three UEFA tournaments in the past will get an additional slot. This is a significant change from the past, where these nations could only get a place in the group phase if they had won an UEFA championship.

With the reintroduction of a new UEFA club association coefficient system, up to 20 percent of a club’s UEFA club coefficient can be attributed to historic titles. This could help strengthen the position of weaker countries, as well as clubs that have been overlooked in previous seasons.

According to UEFA, the changes will be in line with its commitment to “qualification based on sporting merit.” The decision was made by a joint UEFA Executive Committee and UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin.

The group stage will be expanded from 32 to 36, with each team guaranteed 10 games rather than six. This will increase the number of games teams can sell to broadcasters and boost prize money for those clubs.

In addition, UEFA will remove the requirement for teams to play at home and away in the group stage. This change will help to reduce the number of "big matches" and give more teams the chance to play each other at home or away.

UEFA will also eliminate the "pot" system that currently separates the UEFA Champions League from the UEFA Europa League, creating four groups of eight teams and making it more difficult for two teams from the same association to meet each other in the Champions League.

Another change is that teams will no longer qualify for the group phase based on their club coefficients. Instead, the champions of each association will be awarded two slots based on their performance in UEFA competitions.