According to a report by BBC Sport on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, The UEFA Women's Champions League table saw changes after Wednesday's matches, with Lyon, Arsenal and Chelsea maintaining their positions among the top four teams following important results in the league phase.

Lyon remain top of the standings after recording a 6-0 victory over Inter Milan. The French side have collected seven points from three matches, scoring 14 goals without conceding.

Arsenal moved into second place after beating Benfica 3-0 at home. Alessia Russo scored all three goals to give the Gunners a comfortable victory and take their points tally to seven from three games. Arsenal have scored six goals and conceded two, leaving them with a goal difference of plus four.

Chelsea also recorded a win on Wednesday, defeating Roma 2-0. The result kept the London club in third place with seven points from three matches. Chelsea have scored three goals and have yet to concede in the competition, giving them a goal difference of plus three.

Barcelona occupy fourth place with six points from two matches. The defending champions have won both of their games and have scored 11 goals while conceding two. However, they have played one fewer match than Lyon, Arsenal and Chelsea.

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

Paris Saint-Germain sit sixth with four points from two games, while Inter Milan are seventh with four points after their defeat to Lyon. HB Køge complete the top eight with three points.

The league phase is still ongoing, and the standings could change after Thursday's remaining fixtures. Manchester City will face Paris Saint-Germain, while Barcelona are scheduled to play HB Køge.

Under the competition's format, the top four teams at the end of the league phase will qualify directly for the quarter-finals. Teams finishing between fifth and 12th will enter the knockout play-offs, while the bottom six clubs will be eliminated.