Champions League Standings 25/26: Barcelona finishes Matchday 6 in 15th place

Published New:10/12/2025 - 23:23h

Updated New:10/12/2025 - 23:23h

Barcelona moved up three spots in J6 of the Champions League, from 18th to 15th, thanks to their victory against Eintracht. Arsenal is the sole leader with a perfect score (18)

The classification of the UEFA Champions League 2025/26 keeps Arsenal as the leader of the league phase in matchday 6, with 18 points out of a possible 18 after thrashing Bruges in Belgium (0-3). FC Barcelona, for its part, remains in fifteenth place, with 10 points after defeating Eintracht (2-1) on Tuesday Eintracht (2-1).

The TOP-8 in the standings now has Bayern Munich as Arsenal's sole follower with 15 points, 2 more than PSG, Manchester City, and Atalanta. Pep Guardiola's men moved up to fourth place thanks to their victory against Real Madrid (1-2), coming back from an initial goal by Rodrygo Goes with goals from Nico O'Reilly and Erling Haaland, the latter from a penalty.

Despite the defeat, the Whites remain in 7th place with 12 points, the same as Inter (6th), Atlético (8th), and Liverpool (9th). Borussia Dortmund is now tenth, after faltering at home against Bodo/Glimt (2-2).

UEFA Champions League 2025/26 Standings - Matchday 6

Pos.	Club	PJ	PTS	DG
1️⃣	Arsenal	6	18	16
2️⃣	Bayern	6	15	11
3️⃣	PSG	6	13	11
4️⃣	Man. City	6	13	6
5️⃣	Atalanta	6	13	2
6️⃣	Inter	6	12	8
7️⃣	Real Madrid	6	12	6
8️⃣	Atlético	6	12	3
9️⃣	Liverpool	6	12	3
🔟	Dortmund	6	11	6

Check the complete standings on FCBN.

Another day to forget for Spanish clubs in Champions

City comes back at the Bernabéu and deepens Real Madrid's crisis (1-2)

At the Santiago Bernabéu, Real Madrid suffered their second defeat in the group stage and their second consecutive at home, this time squandering a minimal lead against Manchester City (1-2). Rodrygo put the Whites ahead in the 28th minute, but Nico O'Reilly equalized in the 35th. Before halftime, in the 43rd minute, a penalty from Erling Haaland made the difference in favor of the English.

Villarreal, for their part, lost at home to Copenhagen (2-3) to remain second to last and seal their elimination after a disappointing group stage. A goal from Cornelius in the 90th minute made the difference in favor of the Danes, who now move up to 24th place and enter the playoff zone.

More decorous was the performance of Athletic, who salvaged a draw at San Mamés against PSG (0-0). The point, however, is of little use to the Basques, who now occupy 28th place in the table, although only 2 points behind Copenhagen. PSG, on the other hand, remains third with 13 units, very close to securing their direct pass to the round of 16