According to a report by BBC Sport on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, the UEFA Women’s Champions League standings have undergone several changes following five Matchday 4 encounters, with Bayern Munich moving into second place after securing a 2-1 away victory over Paris Saint-Germain.

Barcelona remain top of the 18-team competition with nine points from three matches, having won all their opening fixtures. The Spanish side have scored 19 goals and conceded just twice, leaving them with an impressive goal difference of +17.

Bayern Munich have climbed to second position with eight points from four games after extending their unbeaten run with their victory over PSG. Chelsea occupy third place with the same number of points following their 0-0 draw against Häcken in Sweden.

However, Bayern have moved ahead of Chelsea because of their superior goal difference of +4 compared to the English club’s +3. Both teams have recorded two victories and two draws.

OL Lyonnes sit fourth with seven points from three matches, while Arsenal occupy fifth position with the same points tally. Juventus complete the top six with six points from three games.

Manchester City have climbed to seventh place after recording their first victory in the league phase, beating Inter Milan 4-1 away from home.

Real Madrid are eighth with six points following a convincing 3-0 victory over Paris FC. The Spanish side finally secured their first win of the competition after drawing their opening three matches.

Meanwhile, Paris Saint-Germain have slipped to ninth position with five points after suffering their first defeat of the campaign against Bayern Munich.

Roma occupy 10th place with four points following a 2-1 victory over Servette, while Inter Milan are 11th with the same number of points after losing to Manchester City.

HB Køge, Benfica and Servette occupy 12th, 13th and 14th positions respectively, with three points each.

Häcken are 15th with two points, followed by Paris FC in 16th place, also with two points. Austria Wien and OH Leuven complete the table in 17th and 18th positions respectively, with one point each.

The Matchday 4 programme will continue on Wednesday, November 11, with OH Leuven taking on HB Køge, while Juventus face OL Lyonnes in another important encounter.

With two rounds of league-phase matches remaining after this week’s fixtures, Barcelona will aim to maintain their position at the top, while the other contenders continue competing for favourable positions and qualification to the knockout stages.