Manchester City comeback beats Inter as Chelsea and PSG draw in Women's Champions League

UPDATE - follow-up to Inter v Manchester City: Women's Champions League – live: Manchester City turned a 1‑0 half‑time lead into a 2‑1 win over Inter in Gothenburg. Aoba Fujino scored twice, first equalising in the 33rd minute and netting the winner in the 44th after a through ball from Laura Blindkilde Brown. Elisa Bartoli had opened the scoring for Inter with a header in the 24th minute. Chelsea were held to a 0‑0 draw by Hacken despite two disallowed goals; Wieke Kaptein’s early header was ruled out for a Lexi Potter foul and Melvine Malard’s low strike was ruled offside. Goalkeeper Jennifer Falk made several key saves, including a one‑handed stop on Keira Walsh’s shot before half‑time and another on Ellie Carpenter after the break. Livia Peng kept a clean sheet for Chelsea, denying Tilde Karlsson and later Manaka Matsukubo, while Maika Hamano’s looping effort hit the crossbar late on. PSG lost 0‑2 to Bayern Munich, with Kiedrzynek scoring an own‑goal in the 29th minute and Bühl adding the second in the 40th. Roma secured a 2‑0 victory over Servette thanks to goals from Van Dooren (25’) and Pilgrim (34’). ## Context The Women's Champions League group stage sees top clubs from Europe competing for a limited knockout‑stage berth, and a draw or loss can jeopardise advancement.