Barcelona Women maintains their absolute dominance in the group stage of the Champions League, after a resounding 8‑0 victory over Danish team HB Köge. With the three wins already secured, Pere Romeu's team has a two-point advantage over the other competitors in the table, OL Lyon, Arsenal and Chelsea, and remains the only club with positive results in the initial phase of the tournament.
The result at the Köge city stadium was the biggest win of the season. The Blaugranas, who had already beaten Paris FC 5-2 and Roma 6-0, consolidated their leadership position with a goal tally that reinforces their superiority over their European rivals. The match also showed the depth of the Barça squad, with several players contributing to the victory and demonstrating the team's offensive capabilities.
With the victory, Barcelona prepares for its next match against Arsenal, which will take place at the Spotify Camp Nou on Thursday, November 12 at 6:45 p.m., broadcast on TV3 and Disney+. In addition, on November 19 they will host the Swiss Servette at 9:00 p.m. on the same platform, and on December 16 they will head to Bayern Munich for a match that will be played the following Wednesday at 9:00 p.m., also available on TV3 and Disney+. Each of these matches will be crucial to consolidate Barça's position and ensure direct access to the quarterfinals.
In contrast, the Real Madrid women's team, which is in ninth position with three points and without having yet won a game, faces a more complicated path. The white team remains outside the "top 4", a rank that guarantees direct entry to the quarterfinals and the advantage of playing the return matches at home if they advance to the direct elimination phase. The teams that finish between fifth and twelfth place will have to play a playoff to try to qualify for the quarterfinals, before reaching the final of the competition to be held at the National Stadium in Warsaw on Saturday, May 22, 2027.
Barcelona, with its dominant performance, remains the favorite to advance to the next phase and, potentially, play in the final of the Women's Champions League. The next matches will be decisive to confirm their position and consolidate their leadership in the continental competition.