According to a report by BBC on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, Chelsea remained unbeaten in the UEFA Women's Champions League after playing out a goalless draw against Häcken in their Matchday 4 encounter at the Nordic Wellness Arena in Sweden.

The result saw Chelsea drop behind Bayern Munich in the standings after the German side secured an important 2-1 victory over Paris Saint-Germain. Despite collecting only one point, Sonia Bompastor's team maintained their impressive defensive record, having played four matches without conceding a goal.

Chelsea currently occupy third position with eight points from four matches, having recorded two victories and two draws. Bayern Munich are second with the same number of points but have a superior goal difference, while Barcelona remain top of the table with nine points from three matches.

The Blues had several opportunities to secure maximum points against Häcken but failed to convert their chances. Wieke Kaptein and Melvine Malard both had first-half goals ruled out for offside, while Maika Hamano struck the crossbar.

Chelsea also dominated possession and registered 32 attempts at goal, but Häcken goalkeeper Jennifer Falk produced an impressive performance to deny the visitors. The Swedish side also threatened late in the encounter but could not find a winning goal.

Elsewhere, Manchester City boosted their position with a convincing 4-1 victory over Inter Milan, while Real Madrid defeated Paris FC 3-0. Roma also claimed a 2-1 win against Servette to strengthen their position in the competition.

The latest standings also show Lyon in fourth place with seven points, while Arsenal occupy fifth position with the same number of points. Juventus are sixth with six points, followed by Manchester City in seventh and Real Madrid in eighth, both on six points.

Paris Saint-Germain sit ninth with five points, while Roma and Inter occupy tenth and eleventh positions respectively with four points each. HB Køge are 12th, Benfica 13th and Servette 14th. Häcken are 15th with two points, followed by Paris FC in 16th. Austria Wien and Oud-Heverlee Leuven occupy the final two positions with one point each.

Chelsea will now turn their attention to their next European assignment against Paris Saint-Germain on November 18 as they look to return to winning ways and strengthen their position among the leading teams.

The Blues will also face Manchester City in an important Women's Super League encounter on Saturday, November 14, before returning to Champions League action.

With Barcelona leading the standings and Bayern Munich ahead of Chelsea on goal difference, Bompastor's side will be determined to secure maximum points in their remaining fixtures and maintain their challenge for a top-four finish.