UEFA Champions League matchday 4: Only Real Madrid, PSG maintain perfect records

Spread the word Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) have emerged as the only two teams with 100 per cent records in the 2026/2027 UEFA Champions League league phase after winning all their opening four matches. The two European heavyweights maintained their unbeaten runs following victories in the fourth round of fixtures, which concluded on Wednesday, November 4, leaving them jointly at the top of the standings with 12 points each.

Paris Saint-Germain occupy first position on goal difference, while Real Madrid are second, with both clubs establishing themselves as early contenders for direct qualification to the round of 16,blueprint reports. PSG strengthened their position with a commanding 6-0 away victory over Villarreal on Tuesday, while Real Madrid had to work harder to secure a 3-2 win against AEK Athens in Greece on Wednesday.

The results mean both clubs have collected the maximum 12 points available from their opening four matches, separating themselves from the rest of the competition. PSG's attacking form puts pressure on rivals Defending champions PSG have been particularly impressive in front of goal, scoring 20 times and conceding just five in their first four league-phase matches.

Their campaign began with a 6-1 victory over Slovan Bratislava before they defeated Manchester City 4-2 away from home. The French champions subsequently overcame Barcelona 4-2 before producing another emphatic performance against Villarreal, winning 6-0 in Spain.

The victory over Villarreal further demonstrated the attacking strength of Luis Enrique's side, who have combined goalscoring efficiency with the ability to compete against some of Europe's strongest teams. Their four victories have also included wins against two former Champions League winners, Manchester City and Barcelona, underlining the quality of their start.

Real Madrid maintain winning momentum Real Madrid have also demonstrated their ability to grind out results, although their fourth victory required another determined performance. The Spanish giants opened their campaign with a 2-1 home victory over Inter Milan before defeating Roma 4-3 in Italy.

They subsequently recorded a 4-1 win over RB Leipzig, giving them nine points from three matches. Their latest outing against AEK Athens proved more difficult, but Madrid eventually secured a 3-2 victory to maintain their perfect record.

The result took their tally to 12 points, keeping them level with PSG at the summit of the league-phase standings. Madrid's ability to win both high-scoring encounters and closely contested matches has kept them firmly in contention for one of the eight automatic qualification places.

Liverpool's defeat ends perfect start The fourth matchday also produced a significant development as Liverpool lost their first match of the competition, ending their 100 per cent record. The Premier League side suffered a 3-2 defeat away to Fenerbahçe on Wednesday after winning their opening three fixtures.