The Women’s Champions League league phase resumes on 28 and 29 October 2026, according to UEFA’s official calendar. Every team has played twice, and the table separates a clear points leader from a tightly packed chasing group.
The table before matchday three
The ESPN standings snapshot checked on 27 October puts Barcelona first on six points with a +9 goal difference. Lyonnes, Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich have four points each, with goal differences of +8, +5 and +3 respectively. Arsenal, Inter and Chelsea also have four points. Different positions in that group therefore do not represent different points totals.
Meetings within the chasing pack
UEFA’s fixture list schedules Bayern against Real Madrid, Arsenal against Benfica, Lyonnes against Inter and Chelsea against Roma on 28 October. Barcelona visit HB Køge and Manchester City face Paris Saint-Germain the following day. Lyonnes and Inter meet with the same points total, while Barcelona enter the round two points ahead of the nearest group in this snapshot.
A qualifying position is not qualification
The competition format sends the first four directly to the quarter-finals and places fifth to 12th into the play-offs. The line between fourth and fifth is a competitive target, not a final list of qualifiers after two games. Each team still has four league-phase fixtures, representing 12 mathematically available points. One result can consequently rearrange several clubs currently level on points.
Follow the competition table and fixtures on Hala Kora. These are pre-round figures checked on 27 October, not results of the coming matches. The cover is an original editorial illustration, not a photograph of a stadium or draw.