Freiburg faces Monaco and Panathinaikos in Conference League group stage
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 28, 2026, 12:18 PM
Last updated Aug 28, 2026

Freiburg is set to compete against Monaco and Panathinaikos in their Conference League group matches, alongside facing Trabzonspor, Twente Enschede, and Jablonec. These matches are scheduled as part of their six league outings, with the first matchday planned for October 15. This follows Freiberg's run in last season's Europa League, where they finished as runners-up against Aston Villa. The specific dates and fixture order will be confirmed by UEFA later.
- •Freiburg hosts Panathinaikos and visits Monaco in group matches.
- •Matches also include Trabzonspor, Twente Enschede, and Jablonec.
- •First matchday is on October 15.
- •Freiburg lost to Aston Villa in last season's Europa League final.
- 12:18 PMYahoo Sports — Freiburg meet Monaco, Panathinaikos, Trabzonspor in Conference League
"Freiburg must take on Monaco and Panathinaikos in their hardest-looking Conference League games this season, with a trip to Trabzonspor to meet Egypt icon Mohamed Salah also on the agenda. Last season's Europa League runners-up also host Dutch side Twente Enschede and Czech outfit Jablonec as part of their six league outings.
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