According to a report by BBC Sport on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, OL Lyonnes, Arsenal and Chelsea remained at the top of the UEFA Women’s Champions League table after all five Matchday 3 fixtures played on Wednesday.

OL Lyonnes occupy first place with seven points from three matches after maintaining their unbeaten start with a commanding 6-0 victory over Inter Milan. The French side have scored 14 goals without conceding, giving them an outstanding goal difference of +14.

Arsenal are second with seven points from three games. The Gunners strengthened their position with a 3-0 home victory over Benfica, with Alessia Russo scoring a hat-trick to secure their second win of the league phase. Arsenal have scored six goals and conceded two, leaving them with a +4 goal difference.

Chelsea are also on seven points and sit third in the standings. The Blues defeated Roma 2-0 on Wednesday to record their second victory of the campaign. Chelsea have scored three goals and conceded none, giving them a +3 goal difference.

Barcelona are fourth with six points from two matches and remain the only team yet to drop a point in the competition. The holders have scored 11 goals and conceded two, although they have played one fewer match than the three teams above them.

Bayern Munich occupy fifth place with five points after drawing 2-2 with Real Madrid. The German side remain unbeaten after three matches, having recorded one win and two draws.

Paris Saint-Germain are sixth with four points from two games, while Inter Milan are seventh on four points after suffering their first defeat of the league phase against Lyon. HB Køge complete the top eight with three points.

Juventus are ninth with three points, followed by Real Madrid in 10th with three points after their third consecutive draw. Benfica and Servette occupy 11th and 12th respectively, also on three points.

Manchester City are 13th with two points from two games. Austria Wien and Paris FC have one point each, while Roma and OH Leuven also have one point apiece after three matches. Häcken are bottom of the 18-team table without a point after two defeats.

The league-phase format sees the top four teams qualify directly for the quarter-finals, while teams finishing fifth to 12th enter the knockout play-offs. The bottom six clubs will be eliminated.

With four more matches scheduled for Thursday, including Barcelona’s meeting with HB Køge and Manchester City’s clash with Paris Saint-Germain, the standings could change significantly before Matchday 3 is completed.