According to a report by BBC Sport on Thursday, November 12, 2026, OL Lyonnes remain top of the UEFA Women's Champions League standings following the conclusion of Matchday 4, with Arsenal moving into the top four after securing an important draw against Barcelona.

The latest round of fixtures produced several significant results, including Barcelona's 1-1 draw with Arsenal and Benfica's 3-1 victory over Austria Wien on Thursday.

OL Lyonnes lead the 18-team table with 10 points from four matches, having recorded three victories and one draw. The French side have scored 20 goals without conceding and boast an impressive goal difference of +20.

Barcelona occupy second position, also with 10 points, but have an inferior goal difference of +17. The defending champions dropped their first points of the competition after being held by Arsenal at the Spotify Camp Nou.

Bayern Munich remain third with eight points, while Arsenal have climbed into fourth place with the same number of points. The Gunners have recorded two wins and two draws from their opening four matches.

Chelsea have dropped to fifth position with eight points after playing out a goalless draw against Häcken on Tuesday.

Manchester City occupy sixth place with six points, ahead of Real Madrid in seventh. Juventus are eighth, also with six points, despite suffering a disappointing 6-0 defeat against Lyonnes.

Benfica moved into ninth position with six points after recovering from their previous defeats to beat Austria Wien 3-1. Paris Saint-Germain complete the top 10 with five points.

HB Køge, Roma and Inter occupy 11th, 12th and 13th positions respectively, with four points each. Servette are 14th with three points, while Häcken, Paris FC and OH Leuven occupy the next three positions with two points apiece.

Austria Wien remain bottom of the standings with just one point from four matches following their defeat against Benfica.

Under the competition's format, the top four teams at the end of the league phase will qualify automatically for the quarter-finals, while clubs finishing between fifth and 12th will compete in knockout play-offs for the remaining quarter-final places.

The fifth round of fixtures will take place on November 18 and 19, with Arsenal facing OL Lyonnes in a major encounter. Barcelona will host Servette, while Chelsea welcome Paris Saint-Germain.