According to a report by BBC Sports on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, the UEFA Women's Champions League standings have experienced some changes following Tuesday's Matchday 4 fixtures, which saw Chelsea play out a goalless draw against BK Häcken, Real Madrid record a convincing 3-0 victory over Paris FC and Manchester City defeat Inter Milan 4-1.

Chelsea missed the opportunity to strengthen their position after being held to a 0-0 draw in Sweden. The London side remain unbeaten after four matches, collecting eight points from two wins and two draws. They are currently third in the league-phase standings behind Barcelona and Bayern Munich.

Real Madrid also enjoyed an important night after securing their first victory in the competition this season. Their 3-0 success against Paris FC moved them to six points from four matches, improving their goal difference and strengthening their position in the table.

Manchester City produced another impressive performance by defeating Inter Milan 4-1 away from home. The victory took their points tally to six from four matches, moving them into the top seven and improving their goal difference to +3.

Meanwhile, Bayern Munich defeated Paris Saint-Germain 2-1 to move into second place with eight points. Barcelona remain top with nine points, while Chelsea occupy third position, also on eight points.

Oympique Lyonnes and Arsenal are fourth and fifth respectively, with seven points each. Juventus occupy sixth position with six points, while Manchester City are seventh and Real Madrid are eighth, both having collected six points from four matches.

Paris Saint-Germain remain ninth with five points, while Roma and Inter Milan have four points each. HB Køge, Benfica and Servette have three points apiece, while Häcken and Paris FC have two points each. Austria Wien and OH Leuven are currently at the bottom with one point each.

The results have increased the competition among the leading clubs, with Barcelona, Bayern Munich and Chelsea occupying the first three positions. Manchester City and Real Madrid will also be hoping to build on their victories as the league phase progresses.