Manchester City earned their first win of this season's UEFA Women's Champions League with a 4-1 comeback victory over Inter in Italy on Tuesday, 10 November 2026.

Inter took the lead against the run of play when Elisa Bartoli headed home in the 24th minute. City hit back quickly, with Japan international Aoba Fujino equalising in the 33rd minute before completing her brace a minute before half-time, turning a saved Mary Fowler effort home to make it 2-1 at the break.

Fujino brace turns the game around

Stand-in captain Kerstin Casparij extended City's lead early in the second half with a smart finish in the 56th minute, and Grace Clinton sealed the win in the 70th minute, converting a Lauren Hemp cross at the far post.

The victory followed three successive draws for City in the league phase, against Bayern Munich, Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain. It lifts Andrée Jeglertz's side to seventh in the league-phase table on six points, one point outside the top four places that bring direct qualification for the quarter-finals.

Unbeaten run stretches to 17 matches

City's unbeaten run in all competitions now stretches to 17 matches. Jeglertz praised the manner of the win, saying the performance showed how much the players are enjoying their football, with all four goals coming from free-flowing moves.

City now turn their attention to a major Women's Super League fixture, hosting Chelsea on Saturday, 14 November.

Sources: UEFA.com and Manchester City.