Just three matches have been played in UEFA Women's Champions League. Bayern Munich Women have conceded 10 goals and Paris Saint Germain Women have conceded 8 goals. Bayern Munich Women are at 10th spot in the standings. They are dearly holding on a knockout phase playoff spot but it is unseeded one! PSG Women don't even have that much. With three straight losses, they are 17th in the standings.

What is going on! These teams were powerhouses in this tournament in the recent seasons.

Parc des Princes is a supreme venue for a such game which is fortune turner for both teams. They need to shore up the defense first!

Belgian newcomer OH Leuven Women have surprisingly done well in UEFA Women's Champions League. AS Roma Women are really struggling.

Run of form: OH Leuen Women held Paris FC Women to a scored draw(2-2) and surprised against Twente Enschede Women to win the game! AS Roma had some tough opening fixtures and lost against Real Madrid Women(2-6) and Barcelona Women(0-4).

AS Roma are the leader of Serie A Femminile.

Offensively strong Zalgiris Kaunas has a top challenge against Evergreen Euroleague team Real Madrid.

Table position: Zalgiris Kaunas have outperformed early season expectations. They are third in Euroleague standings after winning seven of eleven games. Real Madrid have won just five of eleven games and are not even in play-in bracket.

Missing players: Real aren't missing any players. Zalgiris will miss Dovydas Giedraitis and Nigel William-Goss.

Hapoel Tel Aviv are the high flying newcomer of Euroleague. They are gracing the top of the standings after winning eight of eleven games. Olimpia Milano have won six of eleven games. They are currently in the play-in bracket.

Missing players: Olimpia will miss Lorenzo Brown, Nate Sestina, Josh Nebo, and Devin Booker. Hapel will miss Yam Madar, Tomar Ginat, Tai Odiase, and Bruno Cabcolo.

The number of playoff and play-in spots in Euroleague standings is 10.. There arestill seven potential playoff contender outside both brackets. Teams sitting on 11th to 15th spot have five wins and five losses. Real Madrid and Paris Basketball who played playoff last season are among those teams! Even Anadolu Efes and Partizan Belgrade can join this pack once their injured players recover.

So how are the playoff or play-in chances of newcomer Dubai Basketball who is among aforementioned pack and is 6-5 by win-loss record? They have to make it better.

But it will be tough against a strong home court team like Panathinaikos Athens.

Chelsea FC Women will try to overturn the lopsided rivalry against Barcelona Women in this highly anticipated UEFA Women's Champions League game. Barcelona Women have won five of last seven H2H games against Chelsea Women since 2021.

Table position: Barcelona Women have a perfect record. They have won three of three games. They are second in the standings. Chelsea Women are fifth with two wins and a draw. They are undefeated at European level. That is impressive.

Missing players: Chelsea Women will miss Hannan Hampton, Sam Kerr, Mayra Ramirez, and Kadeisha Buchanan. Barcelona Women will miss Marta Torejon, Patri Guijarro, and Salma Parallello.

Venue: It is iconic Stamford Bridge. What a venue for an important game.

Atletico Madrid Women have lost just once in Loga Feminino and they have played 11 matches. It took just three matches in UEFA Women's Champions League to lose twice!

Stadium: Twente Enschede Women are undefeated in last five European club football games played at home. This game will be played at FC Twente Stadion.

Form: Twente have scored 19 points in Vrouwen Eredivisie after 7 games. They are the leader.

Table position: Atletico Madrid Women are 13th and Twente are just behind them. Last playoff spot is 12th one.

Barcelona Basketball have changed their coach and brought good old Xavi Pascual back. Anadolu Efes are coping with shorthanded roster issues.

Table position: Barcelona Basketball are sixth in the standings. They have won 7 of 11 games. Efes have won 4 of 11 games. They are at 16th spot.

Missing players: Juan Nunez and Sayon Keita for Barcelona. Erkan Yilmaz, Vincent Poirier, Shane Larkin, Rodrigue Beaubois, PJ Dozier and Giorgios Papagiannis for Efes.