I found it.
From 2004/05, the UEFA Cup format will be based on a first round knockout phase of 80 teams, followed by a group phase involving 40 teams in eight groups of five. The 24 teams who negotiate this stage (the top three from each group) will then be joined by eight teams from the UEFA Champions League for the final knockout phase, which will consist of 32 teams.
A significant difference between the Champions League format and the new UEFA Cup format is that the UEFA Cup group stage will not feature clubs playing each other on a home and away basis. Instead the five clubs in each group will play the other four teams in the group only once.
Originally posted by yerssot
teasing benfica with the current "not-winning" streak they have with the league 😉oh, FM, Cup Winners Cup: de Beker der Bekerwinnaars
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UEFA is for smaller teams. Most teams get direct access to CL which makes it difficult for smaller teams and lower (football wise) countries.