Women’s Champions League table: where Chelsea, Man City and Arsenal stand after matchday four

Chelsea are third in the Women’s Champions League table after a goalless draw at Hacken, while Manchester City climbed to seventh with a 4-1 comeback win at Inter on Tuesday.

The Women’s Champions League table is tight at the top. Only one point separates second-placed Bayern Munich from Arsenal in fifth, and Arsenal still have a game in hand to play on Wednesday.

Women’s Champions League results: Tuesday 10 November

Result
Hacken 0-0 Chelsea	Chelsea had two goals ruled out
Inter 1-4 Man City	Aoba Fujino scored twice
Real Madrid 3-0 Paris FC	Arianna Caruso, Lineth Beerensteyn and Linda Caicedo scored
Paris Saint-Germain 1-2 Bayern Munich	Bayern move up to second
Roma 2-1 Servette	Roma’s first win of the league phase

Women’s Champions League table

After Tuesday’s games. Some teams have played three, the rest four.

Pos	Team	P	GD	Pts
1	Barcelona	3	+17	9
2	Bayern Munich	4	+4	8
3	Chelsea	4	+3	8
4	OL Lyonnes	3	+14	7
5	Arsenal	3	+4	7
6	Juventus	3	+5	6
7	Manchester City	4	+3	6
8	Real Madrid	4	+3	6
9	Paris Saint-Germain	4	+4	5
10	Roma	4	-7	4
11	Inter	4	-8	4
12	HB Køge	3	-5	3
13	Benfica	3	-5	3
14	Servette	4	-9	3
15	Hacken	4	-4	2
16	Paris FC	4	-6	2
17	Austria Wien	3	-4	1
18	OH Leuven	3	-9	1

How does the Women’s Champions League league phase work?

Eighteen teams play six games each. The top four go straight into the quarter-finals. Teams in fifth to eighth are seeded for the knockout play-offs, ninth to 12th go into the play-offs unseeded, and the bottom six are eliminated.

What it means for the English clubs

Chelsea (3rd, 8 pts): Sonia Bompastor’s side are unbeaten but were held for a second game running. They host Paris Saint-Germain, ninth after losing to Bayern, on Wednesday 18 November.

Arsenal (5th, 7 pts): a win in their game on Wednesday would lift them into the top four.

Manchester City (7th, 6 pts): their first win after three draws moved them into the seeded play-off places. City travel to Hacken on 18 November.

Before then, Chelsea host City in the WSL at Stamford Bridge on Saturday 14 November. Our WSL round-up has the latest from the domestic league.

Women’s Champions League table: FAQs

Who is top of the Women’s Champions League table? Barcelona, with nine points from three games.

Where are Chelsea in the Women’s Champions League? Third on eight points after four games, and still unbeaten.

How many teams qualify from the league phase? Twelve. The top four reach the quarter-finals and fifth to 12th go into the play-offs.

When are the next Women’s Champions League games? The rest of matchday four is on Wednesday 11 November. Matchday five is on 18 and 19 November.