Women's Champions League Table: Chelsea 3rd
Women's Champions League table: where Chelsea, Man City and Arsenal stand after matchday four Chelsea are third in the Women's Champions League table after a goalless draw at Hacken, while Manchester City climbed to seventh with a 4-1 comeback win at Inter… Chelsea are third in the Women's Champions League table after a goalless draw at Hacken, while Manchester City climbed to seventh with a 4-1 comeback win at Inter on Tuesday. The Women's Champions League table is tight at the top.
Only one point separates second-placed Bayern Munich from Arsenal in fifth, and Arsenal still have a game in hand to play on Wednesday. Women's Champions League results: Tuesday 10 November Result Hacken 0-0 Chelsea Chelsea had two goals ruled out Inter 1-4 Man City Aoba Fujino scored twice Real Madrid 3-0 Paris FC Arianna Caruso, Lineth Beerensteyn and Linda Caicedo scored Paris Saint-Germain 1-2 Bayern Munich Bayern move up to second Roma 2-1 Servette Roma's first win of the league phase After Tuesday's games.
Some teams have played three, the rest four. Pos Team P GD Pts 1 Barcelona 3 +17 9 2 Bayern Munich 4 +4 8 3 Chelsea 4 +3 8 4 OL Lyonnes 3 +14 7 5 Arsenal 3 +4 7 6 Juventus 3 +5 6 7 Manchester City 4 +3 6 8 Real Madrid 4 +3 6 9 Paris Saint-Germain 4 +4 5 10 Roma 4 -7 4 11 Inter 4 -8 4 12 HB Køge 3 -5 3 13 Benfica 3 -5 3 14 Servette 4 -9 3 15 Hacken 4 -4 2 16 Paris FC 4 -6 2 17 Austria Wien 3 -4 1 18 OH Leuven 3 -9 1 How does the Women's Champions League league phase work?
Eighteen teams play six games each. The top four go straight into the quarter-finals.
Teams in fifth to eighth are seeded for the knockout play-offs, ninth to 12th go into the play-offs unseeded, and the bottom six are eliminated. What it means for the English clubs Chelsea (3rd, 8 pts): Sonia Bompastor 's side are unbeaten but were held for a second game running.
They host Paris Saint-Germain, ninth after losing to Bayern, on Wednesday 18 November. Arsenal (5th, 7 pts): a win in their game on Wednesday would lift them into the top four.
Manchester City (7th, 6 pts): their first win after three draws moved them into the seeded play-off places. City travel to Hacken on 18 November.
Before then, Chelsea host City in the WSL at Stamford Bridge on Saturday 14 November. Our WSL round-up has the latest from the domestic league.
Women's Champions League table: FAQs Who is top of the Women's Champions League table? Barcelona, with nine points from three games.