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Women’s Champions League: Four Final Scores Verified

Barcelona, Chelsea and OL Lyonnes won, while OH Leuven and Roma drew, in four independently corroborated completed Women’s Champions League matches.

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Sources and update record

Sources: 2 named sources listed below; 2 with an access date.

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The SportsHub4U Football desk has verified four completed UEFA Women’s Champions League matches from the supplied records. UEFA’s fixture-and-results page lists the scorelines, while an independent Guardian results page marks the same four games as full-time.

Verified final scores

  • • Barcelona 5-2 Paris FC
  • • Chelsea 1-0 Austria Wien
  • • OH Leuven 0-0 Roma
  • • Servette 0-8 OL Lyonnes

The two sources agree on each score and on the matches having concluded. Barcelona, Chelsea and OL Lyonnes are therefore recorded with the higher final totals in their respective fixtures, while OH Leuven and Roma finished level at 0-0.

Scope of this update

This is a results-only update. It does not add scorers, venues, match incidents, standings implications or individual awards because those details are not mutually supported by the supplied independent reports. It also contains no confirmed postponement, abandonment or cancellation from the corroborated women’s-football material provided for this desk.

UEFA lists these fixtures within the 2026/27 Women’s Champions League league phase. The Guardian’s results page separately labels all four as FT, providing the completed-match confirmation used here. Further fixtures should be treated separately unless similarly corroborated by independent reporting.

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Update basis and verification

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