Play BBC Sport's new Champions League game
How does the game work?
Each gameday will begin at 07:00 GMT on the morning of every Champions League matchday this season.You will have the chance to answer four trivia questions to earn up to four edit tokens before your Squares gamecard is generated, and you can use those tokens to make changes to your gamecard until 17:00 GMT that day.After that time has passed, your gamecard is locked down and you will take that card into that evening's games. For new users looking to start playing after 17:00, you can still receive a gamecard, but will not have the chance to edit it.For information on the different ways to score points, read the How to Play section within the game itself.
How do I get started?
You will need to be signed into a BBC account to play Uefa Champions League Squares. If you are not signed in, you will be prompted to do so, or you can set yourself up with a BBC account, which will only take a couple of minutes.Once you begin to play a game, you will need to continue playing that particular game on the same device, as gameplay cannot be synced across devices, although you can start a separate game on another device.Please note, when you click the play button, a session cookie not listed in our cookie list will be dropped (Cookie name: low6; Token Purpose: to remember game progress; Cookie classification: Strictly Necessary).For further information on cookies and how BBC Sport handles your personal data, read the Privacy Policy. You can also view the BBC's full Terms of Use for our digital services.
When are the next gamedays?
Uefa Champions League Squares will be available to play on every remaining Champions League matchday this season. Round of 16: 4 March, 5 March, 11 March, 12 MarchQuarter-finals: 8 April, 9 April, 15 April, 16 AprilSemi-finals: 29 April, 30 April, 6 May, 7 MayFinal: 31 MayCome back on the evening of each gameday to see how your total score compared with the game's other players.
Tell us what you think
As this is a brand new game for BBC Sport, we'd be keen to get your views on it. Did you like playing it? What could be improved? Would you tell your friends and family about it?We welcome you to fill out this feedback form to give us your views:
Watch highlights of every Champions League game from 22:00 on Wednesday on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app.There will also be a Champions League Match of the Day on BBC One on Wednesday, from 22:40 to 00:00.
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