According to a report by BBC Sports on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, the UEFA Women's Champions League table has witnessed significant developments following a series of Matchday 4 encounters, with Chelsea being forced to settle for a 0-0 draw against BK Häcken, while Real Madrid and Manchester City secured important victories.

Chelsea travelled to Sweden hoping to collect another three points but were unable to overcome their opponents. Despite creating numerous opportunities, the Blues failed to score and eventually settled for a point. They now have eight points from four matches, having recorded two wins and two draws in the competition.

Real Madrid, on the other hand, delivered an impressive performance against Paris FC, securing a comfortable 3-0 victory. The Spanish giants collected all three points to move to six points after four matches. The result also improved their goal difference and boosted their chances of climbing further up the standings.

Manchester City also had reasons to celebrate after recording a convincing 4-1 victory over Inter Milan. The English club produced an attacking display to claim their first win in the competition, taking their points tally to six from four games and moving into seventh position.

At the top of the table, Barcelona remain in first place with nine points, while Bayern Munich occupy second position with eight points following their 2-1 victory over Paris Saint-Germain. Chelsea are third with the same eight points but sit behind Bayern on goal difference.

Lyon and Arsenal occupy fourth and fifth positions respectively, with seven points each, while Juventus are sixth with six points. Manchester City and Real Madrid follow in seventh and eighth positions respectively.

PSG are ninth with five points, while Roma and Inter Milan have four points each. Benfica, HB Køge and Servette have three points apiece, while BK Häcken and Paris FC have two points each. Austria Wien and OH Leuven complete the bottom two positions with one point each.

With several important fixtures still to come, Chelsea, Manchester City and Real Madrid will be hoping to maintain their momentum and improve their positions as the race for qualification continues.