UEFA Women’s Champions League Fantasy Matchday 4 Features Three Deadlines

UEFA.com reports that the UEFA Women’s Champions League Fantasy Football league phase reaches its halfway mark with Matchday 4 fixtures spread across three separate deadlines.

European champions Barcelona host Arsenal at the Camp Nou in a marquee matchup featuring five of the top 11 points-scoring players in the game.

Managers face three distinct transfer deadlines at 17:45 Western European Time on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, November 10 through 12, according to UEFA.com. This staggered schedule allows fantasy participants to tweak lineups dynamically as matches unfold over three days. Coaches may conduct two free transfers between Matchdays 3 and 4.

Chelsea heads to Häcken boasting four of the top six defenses in the fantasy game and zero goals conceded in the league phase, UEFA.com reports. The Swedish side has managed only one goal in three fixtures.

OL Lyonnes travels to Juventus with an identical defensive clean sheet record alongside 14 goals scored in three outings. UEFA.com notes that Lyonnes goalkeeper Maria-Luisa Grohs leads all players at her position with 18 points, while teammate Marie-Antoinette Katoto tops the scoring charts with five goals. Chelsea defender Ellie Carpenter, valued at €5.0m with 22 points, continues to perform well for the Blues after scoring against Roma in Matchday 3.

Caroline Graham Hansen of Barcelona leads all players with 46 points, priced at €9.7m, as reported by UEFA.com. Teammate Clàudia Pina follows closely with 40 points at a value of €9.1m.

Arsenal forward Alessia Russo commands a €10.5m valuation after generating 25 points, while Chelsea defender Kadeisha Buchanan anchors the backline with 29 points at €4.7m. Ewa Pajor remains the most popular selection for managers, chosen by squads despite her €10.7m price tag and 31 accumulated points.

Manchester City’s Khadija Shaw, currently at €9.5m with 17 points, also features in the competition, having netted her second goal of the league phase during a 1-1 draw against Paris Saint-Germain.

UEFA.com details that fantasy managers hold two free transfers between Matchdays 3 and 4 to adjust their rosters. The Sem Limite allows managers a squad with no budget restrictions for a single round before reverting to the original team, whereas the Joker permits permanent transfers subject to strict financial caps.

Both options provide structural flexibility as the group stage narrows. Any players transferred via the Joker remain on a manager’s roster permanently, and each of these two chips may only be utilized once throughout the season.