UEFA Futsal Champions League 2019/20

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The 2019/20 UEFA Futsal Champions League (until 2017/18: UEFA Futsal Cup) was the 34th. Launch of the most important competition for European futsal clubs and the 19th under the organisation of UEFA. This season, 57 clubs from 52 UEFA national associations take part in the competition.

The season began with the preliminary round on 28. August 2019 and was originally supposed to end with the final on April 26, 2020. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Europe, the final game was moved to October 11, 2020. There FC Barcelona could prevail in a purely Spanish duel against ElPozo Murcia FS and celebrate the third title in this competition. The German-speaking region was represented by the TSV Weilimdorf from Germany, the 1st FC Allstars Wiener Neustadt from Austria and Futsal Minerva from Switzerland.

Dates
The following dates are planned for the draws and rounds:

Mode mode

Participants
The top three associations in the UEFA Futsal national team coefficient ranking will receive two starting places, usually the winner and the runner-up of the national futsal championship. In addition, the defending champion receives an automatic starting place. The corresponding association can therefore send a second association. If the defending champion comes from one of the three top-ranked associations, the fourth-best nation in the Futsal coefficient ranking will receive a second place on the grid. All other associations can send a team, usually the national futsal champion.
In total, a maximum of 59 teams from the 55 UEFA member associations can participate.

As the winner of the UEFA Futsal Champions League 2018/19 Sporting Lisbon comes from one of the three best associations, Kazakhstan received a second place on the grid.

Classification
The reported teams will be ranked on the basis of their futsal UEFA club coefficient, formed by the performance in European competitions over the past three seasons.

Preliminary
The teams in places 23–56 enter the preliminary round and play in groups of three or four. The nine group winners qualify for the main round in Path B.

Main round
The defending champion and the teams in places 1-22 will enter directly into the main round, divided into an A-path and a B-path.
Path A includes the defending champion and the teams in the rankings 1-11 and 16-19. These 16 teams are drawn into groups of four according to their coefficient. The best three teams of each group qualify for the elite round.
Path B includes the teams in places 12-15 and 20-22 as well as the 9 group winners of the preliminary round. These 16 teams are drawn into groups of four, from which the respective group winner qualifies for the elite round.

Elite round
The remaining 16 teams (12 from path A and 4 from path B) are drawn back into groups of four. The winner of each group qualifies for the final tournament.

Format
The preliminary round, main round and elite round will be held as a mini tournament at