According to a report by BBC Sport on Tuesday November 3rd 2026, the UEFA Champions League table has witnessed significant changes following Tuesday night's exciting matches, with Manchester United recording an impressive 3-2 comeback victory over AS Roma.

Manchester United produced a remarkable comeback at Old Trafford after fighting back from a two-goal deficit to secure all three points against Roma. The victory moved the Red Devils to 17th position in the Champions League standings with six points.

Paris Saint-Germain remain at the top of the table with 12 points following their emphatic 6-0 victory over Villarreal. Barcelona occupy second position with nine points, while Aston Villa sit third, also with nine points.

Liverpool, Real Madrid and Sporting CP are among the teams occupying the next positions, with each side having nine points. Real Betis also have nine points, while Bayern Munich occupy eighth position with eight points.

Arsenal are currently ninth with seven points, followed by Stuttgart in 10th position with seven points.

Como occupy 11th position with six points, while Manchester City are 12th with the same number of points. Club Brugge sit 13th, followed by Inter Milan in 14th position. LASK Linz occupy 15th place, while Borussia Dortmund are 16th, with both teams having six points.

Manchester United have moved into 17th position with six points after their comeback victory over Roma. Galatasaray are 18th with six points, while Roma have dropped to 19th position with four points.

Shakhtar Donetsk occupy 20th position with four points, followed by PSV Eindhoven in 21st place. Atletico Madrid are 22nd, while Bodo/Glimt sit 23rd, with all three teams having four points.

The remaining teams will have the opportunity to improve their positions when the next set of Champions League fixtures takes place on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.

The top eight teams will qualify directly for the round of 16, while clubs finishing between ninth and 24th position will compete in the knockout phase play-offs.