Here Is Everything You Need To Know About Women’s Champions League Matchday 2

The first 5 fixtures delivered major clashes across Europe:

• BK Häcken vs. Juventus → Juventus claimed a commanding 0-3 away victory to kick off their European week in style.
• Paris FC vs. Arsenal → Paris FC fought back for an entertaining 2-2 draw against Arsenal following a thrilling battle.
• AS Roma vs. FC Barcelona → FC Barcelona made a massive statement on the road by crushing AS Roma in an emphatic 0-6 rout.
• Olympique Lyonnais vs. Chelsea → Olympique Lyonnais and Chelsea cancelled each other out in a hard-fought 0-0 stalemate during the late kickoff.
• Benfica vs. Bayern Munich → Bayern Munich locked down a comfortable 0-3 win away at Benfica to wrap up the opening night of action.

The second European night saw the Parisian forwards shine in front of their home fans:

• USC Landhaus Vienna vs. Inter Milan → USC Landhaus Vienna and Inter Milan shared the points in a 1-1 draw.
• HB Køge vs. Servette → HB Køge cruised past Servette with an emphatic 5-1 victory.
• PSG vs. OH Leuven → PSG produced a commanding 5-0 display against OH Leuven at Campus PSG, inspired by Feller's brace.
• Manchester City vs. Real Madrid → Manchester City and Real Madrid cancelled each other out in a hard-fought 1-1 draw.

The format brings together 18 teams across 6 matchdays. The top 4 sides qualify directly for the quarter-finals as seeded teams. Clubs finishing from 5th to 12th place head into a two-legged knockout phase play-offs tie. Teams from 13th to 18th place exit Europe.

Here is the complete UEFA Women's Champions League table following Matchday 2:

• 1. FC Barcelona → The Catalan giants sit clear at the top with 6 points and a goal difference of +9.
• 2. Olympique Lyonnais → Lyon take 2nd place with 4 points and a goal difference of +8.
• 3. Paris Saint-Germain → Paris Saint-Germain climb into the top 3 with 4 points and a goal difference of +5.
• 4. FC Bayern Munich → The German champions secure a spot in the qualification top 4 with 4 points and a goal difference of +3.
• 5. Arsenal → The London side lead the play-off pack with 4 points and a goal difference of +1.
• 6. Inter Milan → The Italian club hold 4 points with a goal difference of +1.
• 7. Chelsea → The English champions tally 4 points with a goal difference of 0.