According to a report by BBC Sport on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, the UEFA Women's Champions League standings have changed following five Matchday 4 matches, with Bayern Munich securing second place after defeating Paris Saint-Germain 2-1 away from home.

Barcelona remain the competition's leading team, having collected nine points from their opening three games. The Spanish giants have won every match so far, scoring 19 goals and conceding just two to produce an outstanding goal difference of +17.

Bayern Munich have strengthened their position in the standings by moving up to second with eight points from four outings. Their 2-1 triumph over PSG extended their unbeaten start to the league phase.

Chelsea are currently third with eight points after playing out a 0-0 draw against Häcken in Sweden. Despite having the same points as Bayern, the London club trail the German side because of their inferior goal difference. Bayern have +4, while Chelsea have +3, with both teams recording two wins and two draws.

OL Lyonnes occupy fourth place with seven points from three matches, level on points with fifth-placed Arsenal. Juventus round off the top six with six points after three games.

Manchester City have moved into seventh position after finally securing their first victory in the league phase. The English side produced an impressive performance to beat Inter Milan 4-1 on their opponents' home ground.

Real Madrid are eighth in the standings with six points, having claimed a convincing 3-0 win over Paris FC. The victory represented their first success in the competition after beginning their campaign with three consecutive draws.

Paris Saint-Germain, meanwhile, have fallen to ninth place with five points following their disappointing loss to Bayern Munich, which ended their unbeaten run.

Roma are positioned 10th with four points after overcoming Servette 2-1, while Inter Milan sit directly below them in 11th place, also with four points, following their defeat against Manchester City.

Further down the table, HB Køge occupy 12th position, Benfica are 13th and Servette sit 14th, with all three clubs having collected three points.

Häcken are currently 15th with two points, while Paris FC follow in 16th place with an identical tally. Austria Wien and OH Leuven remain at the bottom of the standings in 17th and 18th positions respectively, having earned just one point each.

The remaining Matchday 4 fixtures will be played on Wednesday, November 11, with OH Leuven scheduled to meet HB Køge and Juventus set to face OL Lyonnes.

Following this week's matches, only two rounds of league-phase fixtures will remain. Barcelona will be looking to preserve their advantage at the top of the standings, while the chasing teams will be eager to improve their positions and secure qualification for the knockout stages.