Inter v Manchester City: Women's Champions League - live

Key events 20m ago Preamble Fifpro announced its 2026 world XIs yesterday and there are seven WSL players selected, including Manchester City's Alex Greenwood. Chelsea's Lucy Bronze set a new record with her 9th appearance in the world XI.

Hannah Hampton (Chelsea, England) Lucy Bronze (Chelsea, England) Alex Greenwood (Man City, England) Mapi León (Barcelona/London City, Spain) Irene Paredes (Barcelona, Spain) Aitana Bonmatí (Barcelona, Spain) Alexia Putellas (Barcelona/London City, Spain) Ella Toone (Man Utd, England) Barbra Banda (Orlando Pride, Zambia) Clàudia Pina (Barcelona, Spain) Alessia Russo (Arsenal, England) Early kick-offs: Chelsea have had two goals disallowed and hit the crossbar in the first half but are still being held by Häcken at the Nordic Wellness Stadium, which sounds very nice. There are no goals either in Spain between Real Madrid and Paris FC.

Half-time scores Häcken 0-0 Chelsea Real Madrid 0-0 Paris FC Chelsea's Melvine Malard shows off her flexibility. After drawing their first three games in the WCL, City need to start winning if they want to progress automatically to the quarter-finals.

They begin this set of fixtures 9th in the 18-team league phase, with only the top four guaranteed a spot in the last eight. Teams placed 5th to 12th head into the playoffs.

As for Inter, who finished 2nd in Serie A last season, this is another chance to test themselves against the best. David Sassarini's side haven't conceded a goal in domestic football this campaign but shipped six in their last WCL outing away to OL Lyonnes.

They can produce an upset on their day, having dumped two-time champions Wolfsburg out in WCL qualifying in September. We'll hear from Man City's Kerstin Casparij - she's been speaking to Suzanne Wrack before this game - ahead ofkick-off at 8pm.

There will be updates from the evening's other games, too, including Chelsea's early kick-off in Sweden.