Champions League has passed the halfway point of the league phase, after the first of two matchdays in November. We can already see some teams consolidate at the top of the table, while other have very complicated their qualification: only four teams are undefeated (three of them having won it all), and there are eight teams that have not won any match, including two that have zero points.
This is how the Champions League table looks like after November 6:
Bayern: 12 points
Arsenal: 12 points
Inter: 12 points
Manchester City: 10 points
PSG: 9 points
Newcastle: 9 points
Real Madrid: 9 points
Liverpool: 9 points
Galatasaray: 9 points
Tottenham: 8 points
Barcelona: 7 points
Chelsea: 7 points
Sporting: 7 points
Dortmund: 7 points
Qarabag FK: 7 points
Atalanta: 7 points
Atlético Madrid: 6 points
PSV: 5 points
Monaco: 5 points
Pafos: 5 points
Leverkusen: 5 points
Club Brugge: 4 points
Eintracht Frankfurt: 4 points
Napoli: 4 points
Marseille: 3 points
Juventus: 3 points
Athletic Club: 3 points
Union Saint-Gillois: 3 points
Bodo/Glimt: 2 points
Slavia Praha: 2 points
Olympiacos: 2 points
Villarreal: 1 point
Copenhagen: 1 point
Kairat: 1 point
Benfica: 0 points
Ajax: 0 points
The fifth Champions League round will be between November 25-26, and at least Bayern or Arsenal will drop points, as they face each other in London. Other big matches include Chelsea vs. Barcelona, Manchester City vs. Leverkusen, Atlético vs. Inter or PSG vs. Tottenham.