From Arsenal vs Real Madrid to PSG VS Barcelona: UCL blockbusters to watch

The Champions League draw has produced several high-profile fixtures, with Europe's biggest clubs set to face each other in the league phase. Among these matchups, 10 stand out as must-watch games according to Planet Football.

The first fixture to take note of is Barcelona vs Como, where Cesc Fabregas will return to Camp Nou after playing for his former club Arsenal. With Barcelona as the favorites, Fabregas' return adds an interesting storyline to the game.

Another notable encounter is Manchester United vs Bayern Munich, set to take place at Old Trafford. The two clubs met in the group stage earlier this year, with Bayern winning both matches. United will aim to capitalize on home advantage in this traditional heavyweight clash.

Bodo/Glimt, one of Europe's tough teams to beat, will face Atletico Madrid in Norway. Atletico, who recently defeated Bodo in their previous meeting, will face challenging conditions against the Norwegian side.

Real Madrid and Inter Milan will clash at the Santiago Bernabeu, creating another heavyweight European encounter. Both clubs have reached Champions League finals in recent years, with Inter enjoying an impressive domestic campaign last season.

Paris Saint-Germain and Barcelona have developed one of the most entertaining rivalries in European football. The two sides have been involved in famous Remontada matches and continue to produce dramatic encounters.

Trabzonspor's coach Tekke resigned after the team's Europa League exit. However, the club's players, including Buzsaky, have broken their silence following the news.

The upcoming fixtures also include Fenerbahce vs Liverpool, a difficult trip for the English club to take on the Turkish side. With players like N’Golo Kante, Romelu Lukaku, and Mason Greenwood on Liverpool's roster, the atmosphere in Istanbul should provide a major test.

Arsenal will face Bayern Munich again, seeking to break their 8-year winless streak at the Allianz Arena. Arsenal has not won in Munich since 2013, but the Gunners' strong defence may prove a challenge for the German giants.

In a captivating matchup, Manchester City will travel to Barcelona in what promises to be one of the most intriguing league phase fixtures. Barcelona boasts a strong record against City, having won five of their recent six meetings. City, however, have never won at the Camp Nou, adding further intrigue to the fixture.