
Man City Women claimed their first UWCL victory of the campaign away to Inter Milan, while Chelsea had two goals disallowed in a 0-0 draw at Häcken.
UEFA Women’s Champions League
League Stage
BK Häcken 0-0 Chelsea
Real Madrid 3-0 Paris FC
Inter Milan 1-4 Manchester City
Paris Saint-Germain 1-2 Bayern Munich
Roma 2-1 Servette Chênois
Manchester City had drawn all three games before their visit to Inter Milan, where Elisa Bartoli put the hosts ahead.
Aoba Fujino turned the match around with a 12-minute brace before the break, with Laura Blindkilde Brown setting up the first with a through ball.
Kerstin Casparij scored from a Sam Coffey free kick, and Lauren Hemp found Grace Clinton to secure the fourth.
Chelsea’s Wieke Kaptein and Melvine Malard both had the ball in the net during the first half before the flag was raised.
Sonia Bompastor’s team outshot Häcken 32 to four but still had to be grateful to goalkeeper Liv Penge for two excellent saves.
The draw saw the hosts secure a second point, while the Blues sit on eight from four games.
Real Madrid secured their first win after three draws, defeating Paris FC 3-0.
Arianna Caruso, Lineth Beerensteyn, and Linda Caicedo all scored in the second half.
Bayern Munich won away at Paris Saint-Germain, aided by an own goal.
Katarzyna Kiedrzynek put through her own goal before Klara Buhl doubled the lead.
Paulina Dudek responded from the penalty spot for PSG midway through the second period.
Roma beat Servette 2-1 after two first-half goals.
Kayleigh van Dooren and Alayah Pilgrim were on target, with Gloria Marinelli scoring from the spot for the visitors in the final 15 minutes.
Fixtures for Wednesday 11 November
OH Leuven v HB Køge (5.45pm)
Benfica v Austria Wien (8pm)
Juventus v OL Lyonnes (8pm)
Thursday 12 November
Barcelona v Arsenal (5.45pm)
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