UEFA ranking live: club standings and Europa League standings

Ahead of their coefficient order: Como (9th in the table, 33rd on coefficient among these 36); Stuttgart (6th in the table, 29th on coefficient among these 36); Real Betis (5th in the table, 16th on coefficient among these 36); LASK (24th in the table, 34th on coefficient among these 36). Behind it: Porto (34th in the table, 15th on coefficient); Inter (20th in the table, 5th on coefficient); Bayern München (14th in the table, 1st on coefficient); Lille (35th in the table, 22nd on coefficient).

Ahead of their coefficient order: Bournemouth (3rd in the table, 24th on coefficient among these 36); Beşiktaş (8th in the table, 29th on coefficient among these 36); Sunderland (9th in the table, 25th on coefficient among these 36); Levski Sofia (17th in the table, 33rd on coefficient among these 36). Behind it: Viktoria Plzeň (33rd in the table, 11th on coefficient); Milan (24th in the table, 3rd on coefficient); Marseille (34th in the table, 13th on coefficient); Celtic (35th in the table, 14th on coefficient).

Ahead of their coefficient order: Mjällby (12th in the table, 34th on coefficient among these 36); Trabzonspor (3rd in the table, 18th on coefficient among these 36); Sint-Truidense (7th in the table, 21st on coefficient among these 36); Brann (3rd in the table, 16th on coefficient among these 36). Behind it: Midtjylland (25th in the table, 6th on coefficient); Freiburg (18th in the table, 2nd on coefficient); Pafos (27th in the table, 12th on coefficient); Getafe (30th in the table, 15th on coefficient).

In the Champions League, 5 of the current top eight are also among the eight highest coefficients of the competition; In the Europa League, 6 of the current top eight are also among the eight highest coefficients of the competition; In the Conference League, 2 of the current top eight are also among the eight highest coefficients of the competition. The overlap shows how far the table so far follows the five-season order. A figure close to eight means the strong clubs are collecting points as expected, and a low one means the early table is being decided by matches the coefficient did not anticipate.

The coefficient is a measure of past seasons and the league phase table a measure of this season, so differences are normal in a phase of 3, 3, 2 matches per club. The pages for each competition list every club, and the country ranking shows how the same results feed the association totals.

Hungary lead on 3.00 league points per match from 3 matches by 1 club. These are league phase points, three for a win, and not coefficient points, which are two for a win and averaged over the association's clubs, but the two follow each other closely over a season. The associations with many clubs and a high figure are the ones whose coefficient is most likely to rise in the 2026/27 column.

Champions League. 54 matches completed, 221 goals, 4.09 per match. Home sides won 32 (59%).

Europa League. 54 matches completed, 166 goals, 3.07 per match. Home sides won 22 (41%).

Conference League. 36 matches completed, 107 goals, 2.97 per match. Home sides won 17 (47%).

Goals per match differ between the competitions, and the home share does too. With only 3 matches played per club the differences can still move a long way.

This UEFA ranking live page shows two things side by side: the UEFA club standings live in each league phase, and the club ranking built from five seasons of coefficient points. The Europa League standings and the Conference League standings use the same columns as the Champions League table, so points per match can be compared across all three.

The UEFA club standings live change after every matchday. In each table the top eight go directly to the round of 16, places nine to 24 play an additional round and the clubs below them are out of the competition. Read next to the Europa League standings, the UEFA ranking live table of clubs shows how much each club’s history adds to its country.