Three matchdays have been completed in the 2026-27 UEFA Women's Champions League, marking the halfway point of the league phase. The latest power rankings reflect shifting form among the continent's top clubs.
FC Barcelona remain at the summit with a perfect 3-0 record, showcasing depth through scorers such as Claudia Pina, Ewa Pajor, Carolina Graham Hansen and Patri Guijarro. OL Lyonnes sit second at 2-0, blending experience with emerging talent like 19-year-old Lily Yohannes alongside Golden Boot leader Marie-Antoinette Katoto.
Bayern Munich (1-0), Chelsea (2-0) and Arsenal (2-0) round out the top five. Chelsea's Wieke Kaptein has been a standout playmaker, while Alessia Russo is leading Arsenal's attack during a collective scoring drought. Manchester City, the WSL title holders, have climbed three places despite only draws so far, while Juventus rose four spots after a 2-1 record.
Further down, Real Madrid remain winless at 0-0, and Roma have yet to score after three games. Servette Chenois earned their first win thanks to a quick brace from Gloria Mirelli. The second half of the league phase begins with several contenders looking to solidify knockout positions.
