UWCL mainstay Chelsea settled for a single point this week, drawing BK Häcken 0-0 and missing the chance to climb to the top of the 2026/27 UEFA Women’s Champions League table.
UWCL's BK Häcken vs Chelsea Clash Ends Goalless
Chelsea dominated the ball but could not break through, piling up 29 shots without a goal. Maika Hamano came closest, rattling the top of the crossbar in stoppage time as Häcken held firm. The stats summed up a frustrating night for the UWCL visitors.
Longtime Häcken keeper Jennifer Falk earned player of the match, while Chelsea’s Livia Peng posted her fourth straight clean sheet in UEFA Women’s Champions League play. The result underlines Chelsea’s recent split form under head coach Sonia Bompastor, tallying four clean sheets yet scoring only three goals across four UWCL matchdays.
"We probably didn’t do enough in front of the goal to get the ball and to get the win, and Hacken defended really, really well," Blues veteran Lucy Bronze said. "It is difficult to break a team down, but we can do better than that."
Chelsea Sits 3rd in Champions League Standings
Barcelona stayed top the UWCL standings as the only women's side with three straight wins. Chelsea sits on eight points, level with Bayern Munich after the German site beat PSG 2-1.
Only the league’s top four advance to the quarterfinals, while teams Nos. 5 through 12 drop into a knockout playoff.
