The Women’s Champions League is the top women’s club football competition in Europe and brings together leading clubs from UEFA-affiliated nations. It is organised by UEFA and features the best teams from across Europe. Arsenal are the current UEFA Women’s Champions League winners, and Lyon holds the most records with eight titles.

UEFA (Union of European Football Associations) governs football in Europe and oversees the UEFA Women’s Champions League structure and rules. The UEFA Women’s Champions League competition was founded in 2001 as the UEFA Women’s Cup and was renamed in 2009. It added a group stage in 2021–22 and moved to a league phase starting in the 2025–26 season.

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UEFA Women’s Champions League 2025-2026 overview 

CategoryDetails
Founded2001 (24 years ago)
Most championshipsFrance – Lyon (8 titles)
Teams18 (league phase), 74 (total)
Organiser(s)UEFA
RegionEurope
Season2025–26 UEFA Women’s Champions League
Current championsEngland – Arsenal (2nd title)
Qualifier forFIFA Women’s Club World Cup (proposed), FIFA Women’s Champions Cup (proposed)
WebsiteOfficial website
Related competitionsUEFA Women’s Europa Cup (2nd tier)
BroadcastersList of broadcasters

Teams playing in the UEFA Women’s Champions League in the 2025-26 season 

Arsenal vs Barcelona UEFA Women’s Champions League
StageClub NameShort NameCountry
League phaseArsenal Women FCArsenalENG
Club Atlético de MadridAtletiESP
FC BarcelonaBarcelonaESP
FC Bayern MünchenBayern MünchenGER
SL BenficaBenficaPOR
Chelsea FC WomenChelseaENG
JuventusJuventusITA
Manchester United WomenMan UtdENG
OH LeuvenOH LeuvenBEL
OL LyonnesOL LyonnesFRA
Paris FCParis FCFRA
Paris Saint-GermainParis SGFRA
Real Madrid C.F.Real MadridESP
AS RomaRomaITA
SKN St. PöltenSt. PöltenAUT
FC TwenteTwenteNED
Vålerenga FotballVålerengaNOR
VfL WolfsburgWolfsburgGER
Third qualifying roundFK Austria WienAustria WienAUT
SK BrannBrannNOR
Eintracht FrankfurtEintracht FrankfurtGER
Ferencvárosi TCFerencvárosHUN
Fortuna HjørringFortunaDEN
BK Häcken FFHäckenSWE
GKS KatowiceKatowicePOL
Sporting Clube de PortugalSporting CPPOR
FC Vorskla PoltavaVorskla PoltavaUKR
Second qualifying roundWFC AktobeAktobeKAZ
Apollon Ladies FCApollon LadiesCYP
Athlone Town AFCAthlone TownIRL
WFC BIIK-ShymkentBIIK-ShymkentKAZ
Sporting BragaBragaPOR
BreiðablikBreiðablikISL
ŽFK Crvena ZvezdaCrvena ZvezdaSRB
WFC Dinamo-BSUPCDinamo-BSUPCBLR
FCV Farul ConstanțaFarul ConstanțaROU
Ankara BB Fomget SKFomget SKTUR
FC GintraGintraLTU
Glasgow City FCGlasgow CitySCO
Hammarby IFHammarbySWE
Hibernian FC WomenHibernianSCO
HJK HelsinkiHJKFIN
FC Internazionale MilanoInterITA
WFC LanchkhutiLanchkhutiGEO
ŽFK LjubotenLjubotenMKD
FC Metalist 1925 KharkivMetalist 1925UKR
WFC MinskMinskBLR
ŽNK MuraMuraSVN
FC NordsjællandNordsjællandDEN
PSV Eindhoven VrouwenPSV EindhovenNED
Racing FC Union LëtzebuergRacing UnionLUX
FC RosengårdRosengårdSWE
SFK 2000 SarajevoSarajevoBIH
SK Slavia PrahaSlavia PrahaCZE
AC Sparta PrahaSparta PrahaCZE
Spartak MyjavaSpartak MyjavaSVK
ValurValurISL
KFF VllazniaVllazniaALB
BSC Young BoysYoung BoysSUI
First qualifying roundAEK Athens WFCAEK AthensGRE
ŽNK AgramAgramCRO
Agarista CSF Anenii NoiAnenii NoiMDA
Cardiff City FC WomenCardiff CityWAL
Cliftonville Ladies FCCliftonvilleNIR
Tallinna FC FloraFloraEST
Women’s FC Kiryat GatKiryat GatISR
KFF MitrovicaMitrovicaKOS
Neftçi PFKNeftçiAZE
FSC NSA SofiaNSA SofiaBUL
NSÍ RunavíkNSÍFRO
Pyunik WomenPyunikARM
Riga FC WomenRigaLVA
Swieqi United FCSwieqi UnitedMLT
ŽFK BudućnostŽFK BudućnostMNE

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Current table and standings

These are the current UEFA Women’s Champions League standings.

RankClubMPWDLGFGAGDPts
1Barcelona2200111+106
2Real Madrid220083+56
3Wolfsburg220061+56
4Lyon220051+46
5Man Utd220020+26
6Chelsea211051+44
7Oud-Heverlee Leuven211043+14
8Bayern210138-53
9Atl. Madrid210161+53
10Arsenal210132+13
11Juventus21013303
12Twente201123-11
13Paris FC201126-41
14Vålerenga200213-20
15Benfica200214-30
16Paris200216-50
17Roma2002210-80
18St. Pölten20020000

UEFA Champions League women’s match schedule

Fixtures 

DateFixture
11 Nov 2025Roma vs Vålerenga
11 Nov 2025Lyon vs Wolfsburg
12 Nov 2025Barcelona vs OH Leuven
12 Nov 2025Bayern Munich vs Arsenal
12 Nov 2025Atlético Madrid vs Juventus
12 Nov 2025Manchester United vs Paris Saint-Germain
12 Nov 2025Benfica vs Twente
19 Nov 2025Juventus vs Lyon
19 Nov 2025Wolfsburg vs Manchester United
19 Nov 2025Arsenal vs Real Madrid feminino

Results

DateFixtureScore
16 Oct 2025Lyon vs St. Pölten3–0
15 Oct 2025Vålerenga vs Wolfsburg1–2
15 Oct 2025Roma vs Barcelona0–4
15 Oct 2025Chelsea Women vs Paris FC4–0
15 Oct 2025OH Leuven vs Twente2–1
07 Oct 2025Juventus vs Benfica2–1
07 Oct 2025Arsenal Women vs Lyon1–2
07 Oct 2025Barcelona women vs Bayern Munich7–1
07 Oct 2025Paris FC vs OH Leuven2–2
08 Oct 2025Manchester United vs Vålerenga1–0

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2025-26 UEFA Women’s Champions League stats

Tournament stats

Tournament statisticsValue
Matches played18
Goals scored65 (3.61 per match)
Attendance49,701 (2,761 per match)
Top scorer(s)Alba Redondo (3 goals)

Top scorers 2025-26 ongoing season

RankPlayerTeamGoals
1Alba RedondoReal Madrid3
2Sandy BaltimoreChelsea2
2Esmee BrugtsBarcelona2
2Melchie DumornayLyon2
2FiammaAtlético Madrid2
2Janina MingeVfL Wolfsburg2
2Ewa PajorBarcelona2
2Clàudia PinaBarcelona2
2Sára PusztaiOH Leuven2
2Alexia PutellasBarcelona2
2Alessia RussoArsenal2
2Cecilia SalvaiJuventus2
2Caroline WeirReal Madrid2

Previous winners of the UEFA Women’s League 

SeasonWinnerTitles
2001–02Germany Frankfurt1
2002–03Sweden Umeå1
2003–04Sweden Umeå (2)2
2004–05Germany Turbine Potsdam1
2005–06Germany Frankfurt (2)2
2006–07England Arsenal1
2007–08Germany Frankfurt (3)3
2008–09Germany FCR Duisburg1
2009–10Germany Turbine Potsdam (2)2
2010–11France Lyon1
2011–12France Lyon (2)2
2012–13Germany VfL Wolfsburg1
2013–14Germany VfL Wolfsburg (2)2
2014–15Germany Frankfurt (4)4
2015–16France Lyon (3)3
2016–17France Lyon (4)4
2017–18France Lyon (5)5
2018–19France Lyon (6)6
2019–20France Lyon (7)7
2020–21Spain Barcelona1
2021–22France Lyon (8)8
2022–23Spain Barcelona (2)2
2023–24Spain Barcelona (3)3
2024–25England Arsenal (2)2
2025–26

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UEFA Women’s Champions League format

The 2025–26 season introduces a brand-new format with 18 clubs all placed into one combined league table. Each team will play six UEFA Women’s Champions League games against different opponents during the league phase. The top sides then progress through the knockout rounds on the road to the final. The Ullevaal Stadion in Oslo is confirmed as the venue for the championship match.

FAQs about UEFA Women’s Champions League 

Where is the women’s Champions League final in 2025?

Lisbon is honoured to host the 2025 UEFA Women’s Champions League final at the Estádio José Alvalade

Where is the women’s Champions League in 2026?

The 2026 UEFA Women’s Champions League final will take place at Oslo’s Ullevaal Stadion in late May 2026.

Who won the Champions League in 2025 for the women’s?

Arsenal won the 2025 UEFA Women’s Champions League final 1–0 for their second title and their first in 18 years. They also became the first team to start in the First Qualifying Round and go on to win the competition.

Conclusion 

The UWCL has grown immensely since its launch in 2001, with more European clubs competing at a higher level. Lyon remains the most successful side with eight titles, including a historic run of five in a row from 2016 to 2020. The league phase format is designed to increase competitiveness, marking a new development era for the tournament.

By Tekra Muthoni

Tekra Muthoni is an experienced digital content writer at Yaani Digital Limited, specializing in sports, betting insights, and digital media content. She has contributed extensively to leading platforms such as iWriter, Upwork, SportPesa, and other regional brands, helping scale content visibility through SEO and audience-driven storytelling. Tekra has studied in Faculty of Media and Communications (2023) – Laikipia University.

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