Champions League Standings After Matchday 1: Early Leaders Emerge
Twelve clubs claimed maximum points on the opening matchday of the UEFA Champions League, while four sides settled for draws and a further eight teams have yet to play. At the bottom of the table, twelve clubs suffered defeats in their first outing.
Perfect Starts for Dozen Teams
Paris Saint-Germain sit top of the early standings after a 6-1 victory, leading on goal difference from Barcelona, who won 5-1. Sporting CP and Stuttgart each recorded 3-1 wins, while Manchester City kept a clean sheet in a 2-0 success. Aston Villa, Real Betis and Borussia Dortmund all posted 3-2 victories. Liverpool and Real Madrid earned identical 2-1 wins, and Arsenal alongside AEK Athens completed the winning dozen with 1-0 margins. All twelve teams have three points from one match played.
Four Sides Share the Spoils
Fenerbahçe, PSV Eindhoven, Roma and Shakhtar Donetsk each picked up a point after drawing their opening fixtures. Each club sits on one point with a record of 0-1-0.
Eight Clubs Yet to Feature
Bayern Munich, Bodø/Glimt, Como, Lens, Manchester United, RB Leipzig, Sabah and Slavia Prague have not yet kicked off their campaigns. All remain on zero points with a 0-0-0 record.
Twelve Teams Searching for First Points
At the other end of the table, Villarreal, Club Brugge and Lille each lost 2-3. Atlético Madrid and Inter Milan fell 1-2, while LASK and Napoli were beaten 0-1. Galatasaray and Viking both lost 1-3, Porto went down 0-2, Feyenoord suffered a 1-5 defeat, and Slovan Bratislava conceded six in a 1-6 loss. All twelve teams have zero points from one match played.
