UWCL Matchday 4: Real Madrid Hit Three, Roma Edge Servette, Chelsea Held by Häcken

Matchday 4 of the 2026-27 UEFA Women's Champions League delivered goals, frustration and a major shift at the top of the table on Tuesday 10 November 2026. Manchester City finally won their first game of the league phase with a 4-1 victory at Inter, Real Madrid swept Paris FC aside 3-0, Roma edged Servette 2-1, Chelsea were held to a goalless draw at Häcken, and Bayern Munich beat Paris Saint-Germain 2-1 in the night's biggest fixture.

The 18-team league phase is now past its halfway point, and the table is starting to take shape. Barcelona lead the way with a perfect record, Bayern and Chelsea sit just behind them, and a group of strong teams including Manchester City, Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain are fighting for the remaining places. Tuesday's results moved several of those teams at once.

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Manchester City Finally Win in Europe

Manchester City earned their first win of the league phase with a convincing 4-1 comeback victory away at Inter. The hosts took a shock lead when Elisa Bartoli headed them in front in the 24th minute, but City responded quickly and ruthlessly. Aoba Fujino equalised in the 33rd minute and then completed the turnaround with her second goal just before half-time, finishing from close range.

Stand-in captain Kerstin Casparij added a smart third early in the second half, and Grace Clinton rounded off the scoring with 20 minutes left, getting on the end of a Lauren Hemp cross to make it 4-1. The win moves City up to seventh in the table, just one point outside the top four. City had drawn their first three league-phase games, so this was a result they badly needed.

Real Madrid Hit Three in the Second Half

Real Madrid secured their first victory of this season's competition with a 3-0 win over Paris FC at the Alfredo Di Stéfano stadium. The first half ended goalless, but the Spanish side took control after the break. Arianna Caruso opened the scoring in the 55th minute, substitute Lineth Beerensteyn made it 2-0 ten minutes later, and Linda Caicedo finished smartly with nine minutes remaining to complete the win.

The result gives Real Madrid six points from four matches and lifts them to eighth in the table. Paris FC, meanwhile, stay 16th on two points after another difficult night in Europe. Madrid had drawn their first three games, so this first win matters a great deal.

Chelsea Frustrated in Sweden

Chelsea missed the chance to go top of the table after being held to a 0-0 draw away at BK Häcken in Gothenburg. The London side had 28 attempts on goal but could not find a way through, and for the first time this season they finished a match without scoring. Coach Sonia Bompastor made six changes from the side that drew 1-1 with Everton at the weekend, but the fresh legs could not produce a breakthrough.

The draw still lifts Chelsea to third place on eight points, one behind leaders Barcelona, although the Spanish champions hold a game in hand. For Häcken, the point is their first of the competition, and it is a result that means a great deal to the Swedish side after three defeats.

Roma Edge Servette in Rome

Roma held on to beat Swiss side Servette 2-1 at the Stadio Tre Fontane. Kayleigh van Dooren gave the home side the lead in the 34th minute, and Alayah Pilgrim doubled the advantage early in the second half in the 47th minute. Gloria Marinelli pulled a goal back for Servette from the penalty spot in the 66th minute, but Roma held on for a win that gives their campaign a much-needed lift after a slow start.

Bayern Beat PSG in Paris

The night's late game saw Bayern Munich beat Paris Saint-Germain 2-1 at the Parc des Princes. An own goal from PSG goalkeeper Katarzyna Kiedrzynek in the 29th minute put Bayern ahead, and Klara Bühl made it 2-0 five minutes before half-time with a fine finish set up by Pernille Harder. Paulina Dudek pulled one back for PSG from the penalty spot in the 65th minute, but Bayern held on to climb to second in the table, ahead of Chelsea on goal difference. The defeat is PSG's first of the league phase, and they drop to ninth on five points.

What Happens Next

Matchday 4 is not over yet. On Wednesday 11 November, OH Leuven host HB Køge at 18:45 CET, which is 00:45 WIB on Thursday 12 November, and Juventus welcome eight-time winners OL Lyonnes at 21:00 CET, or 03:00 WIB on Thursday. One fixture that will not go ahead as planned is Benfica against Austria Wien, which has been postponed, with a new date and time still to be confirmed.

Thursday brings the standout fixture of the whole round: Barcelona against Arsenal at Camp Nou, kicking off at 18:45 CET, which is 00:45 WIB on Friday 13 November. It is a repeat of the 2025 final, and Barcelona arrive with a perfect record of three wins and 19 goals scored. The Women's Champions League rarely offers a better Thursday night than this one.

Source: UEFA.com — 2026/27 Women's Champions League: All the league phase fixtures and results — https://www.uefa.com/womenschampionsleague/news/02a9-21848dfb62c3-1313bc23426c-1000--2026-27-women-s-champions-league-all-the-league-phase-fixtu/