Women's Champions League

Roma vs Barcelona Women: Champions League match underway

The match kicked off at 18:45 CEST in Rome; UEFA reported Barcelona ahead, with no confirmed final score.

Roma vs Barcelona Women is already underway on Wednesday, September 30, 2026. The match kicked off at 18:45 CEST at the Stadio delle Tre Fontane in Rome. At the moment documented on the competition page, UEFA marked the game as “Live” and reported that Barcelona were ahead, but the available content did not provide a final score. This article therefore does not anticipate the result.

Barcelona players near the touchline in front of a stand filled with club supporters
Barcelona players and supporters at the 2025/26 Women’s Champions League final against OL Lyonnes.

Kickoff time and match status

The official Barcelona schedule lists Roma Femminile vs FC Barcelona for September 30 at 18:45 peninsular Spain time at the Stadio Tre Fontane. The club preview gives the same kickoff as 18:45 CEST and identifies the fixture as Matchday 2 of the UEFA Women’s Champions League opening phase.

Because kickoff has already passed, the useful options now are to follow the match status or look for the official result after full time. UEFA’s page is the available reference for the state of play, statistics and, later, highlights.

Barcelona supporters hold scarves and flags aloft in the stands
Barcelona supporters during the 2025/26 Women’s Champions League final against OL Lyonnes.

How to watch

The reviewed sources do not name a broadcaster, platform or package for Brazil, the United States, Spain or France. UEFA provides a “Where to watch the Women’s Champions League” entry on its competition page, but the available extract does not identify the rights holder in each territory.

It is therefore not possible to promise one channel or apply one country’s availability to another. Check the official Women's Champions League page and select your territory before subscribing to or opening any service. Availability may vary by region.

Barcelona-colored display with the club crest and the words El nostre camí beside buildings
Barcelona display photographed in the setting of the 2025/26 Women’s Champions League final.

What is at stake

The fixture is part of Matchday 2 in the Champions League opening phase. For Barcelona, it is the first European away trip of the campaign. According to the club’s official preview, the team arrived in Rome after an unbeaten start to the season and were seeking to sustain their momentum in the competition.

UEFA describes Barcelona as the titleholders. Its portal also records that the team won its opening game in this edition. The meeting in the Italian capital therefore gives the Spanish club an opportunity to extend that positive start, while Roma contest this round’s points at home.

Ewa Pajor, seen from behind in Barcelona’s number 17 shirt, celebrates among teammates on the pitch
Ewa Pajor and Barcelona teammates at the 2025/26 Women’s Champions League final against OL Lyonnes.

Sporting context

Barcelona and Roma also met at the same destination last season. The Spanish club’s source records a 4–0 Barça win on that visit, although coach Pere Romeu stressed that the game had been more difficult than the score suggested.

For the current match, the preview reports Van Asten’s return after receiving medical clearance, as well as the return of Aïcha, Carla Julià, Noa Jiménez and Rosalia after winning the U20 World Cup. Julia Torres was not included in the travelling squad, while Mayssa Baha is not eligible for the Champions League until January, when she turns 16. These details describe only Barcelona’s announced squad, not the starting lineup.

What to check after the match

With no final score confirmed in the supplied sources, the safe course is to consult UEFA’s page after the game ends. It includes the match area and states that highlights become available from midnight in the user’s location. Barcelona’s schedule confirms the date, venue and time, but it does not replace the official match record.

It is also important to distinguish the partial indication — Barcelona ahead during play — from a definitive result. A live lead does not establish the winner, final score or subsequent standings.

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