According to a report by BBC Sport on Thursday, October 29, 2026, the UEFA Women's Champions League standings have changed significantly following an exciting round of matches involving Chelsea, Arsenal, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and other European clubs.

Chelsea Women strengthened their position in the competition after recording a 2-0 victory over AS Roma Women. Ellie Carpenter and Kadeisha Buchanan scored to help the English side secure all three points.

The win took Chelsea to seven points from three matches, having recorded two victories and one draw. They currently sit third in the league standings, with three goals scored and none conceded.

Meanwhile, Arsenal Women continued their impressive run with a convincing 3-0 victory over Benfica Women.

Alessia Russo delivered a remarkable performance, scoring all three goals to secure an important win for the Gunners.

The result moved Arsenal into second place with seven points from three matches. They have scored six goals and conceded two, giving them a positive goal difference of four.

Elsewhere, Real Madrid Women were held to a 2-2 draw by Bayern Munich Women despite taking a two-goal lead in the encounter.

Athenea and Lineth Beerensteyn scored to put the Spanish side in a commanding position before Bayern Munich fought back through goals from Edna Imade and Momoko Tanikawa.

The draw means Real Madrid have shared the points in all three of their opening matches, leaving them in tenth position with three points. Bayern Munich, meanwhile, occupy fifth place with five points.

Olympique Lyon Women recorded an emphatic 6-0 victory over Inter Milan Women, moving to the top of the standings with seven points and an impressive goal difference of 14.

Servette Women also secured a convincing result in the other Wednesday fixture, defeating OH Leuven 5-1.

However, the standings remain provisional as several clubs, including Barcelona, Manchester City and Juventus, have played only two matches, compared with Chelsea, Arsenal and Lyon, who have completed three games.

Under the competition's format, the top four teams qualify directly for the quarter-finals, while clubs finishing between fifth and twelfth place enter the knockout phase play-offs. The six teams at the bottom of the standings will be eliminated after the league phase.

Chelsea and Arsenal will be looking to maintain their strong performances as the competition progresses, while Real Madrid face growing pressure to secure their first victory of the campaign.

With more matches scheduled for Thursday, October 29, further changes to the standings are expected before the conclusion of matchday three.