Paris Saint-Germain remain at the top of the UEFA Champions League standings following Wednesday's fixtures, with Real Madrid and Arsenal completing the top three after four matches.

PSG lead the competition with 12 points and a goal difference of +15, having won all four of their opening league-phase matches.

Real Madrid occupy second place with an identical points tally but an inferior goal difference of +6.

Arsenal complete the top three with 10 points after extending their unbeaten run through a 2-1 victory over Slavia Prague.

The Gunners have collected three wins and one draw, scoring eight goals and conceding three.

Their latest victory was inspired by Viktor Gyokeres, who registered a goal and an assist in Prague.

Como occupy fourth position with nine points despite recording an extraordinary 9-1 victory over Lens.

Their goal difference of +13 is the best among teams outside the top three.

Barcelona and Aston Villa complete the top six, also with nine points each.

Manchester City are seventh after beating RB Leipzig 3-2 in Germany.

Pep Guardiola's side have accumulated nine points from three wins and one defeat, with Liverpool occupying eighth place on the same tally despite losing 3-2 against Fenerbahce.

Club Brugge, Sporting CP, Real Betis and Borussia Dortmund complete the top 12, all having collected nine points.

At the other end of the standings, Slovan Bratislava remain bottom without a point after losing all four matches.

Do you think the club has any chance of proceeding to the next face if the competition?