‘s recent defeats have seen leap above them in our European Power Rankings, as Bordeaux reclaim top spot.
Defeat at Internazionale in the Champions League last Wednesday was followed by a resounding 4-2 home defeat to for the West London side, who now drop three places to fifth in our form guide for all the clubs who reached the latter stages of European competition.
Inter, managed by former Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho, move up six places to 10th in the table, after following that last 16 first-leg victory by ending their mini-slump in domestic form with a win at Udinese.
United were not in Premier League action at the weekend, but their 3-0 win over West Ham in midweek, coupled with their win at Milan boosts them up to second spot. French champions Bordeaux also won away in Europe at Olympiacos, and they return to the top of our standings.
Despite their admirable win at Stoke after seeing midfielder break his leg, ‘s calamitous defeat at Porto sees them overtaken by several other sides – including the Portuguese – that won in Europe.
Bayern Munich have surged back to the top of the Bundesliga, and their controversial win over Fiorentina has helped them become the biggest movers up the table, surging up seven places to 12th.
1. Bordeaux – 23.13
2. Manchester United – 22.14
3. Real Madrid – 21.58
4. Barcelona – 21.28
5. Chelsea – 20.89
6. Benfica – 20.64
7. Porto – 20.39
8. PSV Eindhoven – 20.20
9. Lyon – 19.91
10. Internazionale – 19.73
11. Arsenal – 19.64
12. Bayern – 19.04
13. Sevilla – 18.96
14. Panathinaikos – 18.17
15. Fiorentina – 17.45
16. Salzburg – 17.14
17. Anderlecht – 17.10
18. Valencia – 17.08
19. Twente – 17.02
20. Milan – 16.81
21. Werder Bremen – 16.63
22. Shakhtar – 16.56
23. Ajax – 16.44
24. Roma – 16.31
25. Marseille – 16.02
26. Olympiacos – 15.98
28. Fenerbahce – 15.83
29. Galatasaray – 15.70
30. CSKA Moscow – 15.66
31. Lille – 15.13
32. Rubin – 15.20
33. Juventus – 14.88
34. Brugge – 14.85
35. Hapoel Tel-Aviv – 14.52
42. Unirea Urziceni – 12.37
43. Wolfsburg – 12.19
44. FC Copenhagen – 12.19
45. Villarreal – 11.67
46. Standard Liege – 10.97
47. Atletico Madrid – 10.13
48. Hertha Berlin – 8.31
Scores are based on points per game in domestic league. Champions League and Europa games.
Domestic points per game are multiplied by the league coefficient – either 3.5. 4. 4.5 or 5 – with teams in stronger leagues getting more credit.
4.5 – Germany. France. Portugal. Netherlands. Russia
4 – Belgium. Greece. Poland. Turkey. Ukraine. . Romania
3.5 – Cyprus. Switzerland. Israel. Denmark. Austria
Champions League victories are counted as three points for a win. They are all multiplied by a coefficient of 5. Matches in the group stage and beyond are counted.
Europa League League victories are counted as three points for a win. They are all multiplied by a coefficient of 4. Matches in the group stage and beyond are counted.
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Champions League – Rankings: Chelsea falter
‘s recent defeats have seen leap above them in our European Power Rankings, as Bordeaux reclaim top spot.
Defeat at Internazionale in the Champions League last Wednesday was followed by a resounding 4-2 home defeat to for the West London side, who now drop three places to fifth in our form guide for all the clubs who reached the latter stages of European competition.
Inter, managed by former Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho, move up six places to 10th in the table, after following that last 16 first-leg victory by ending their mini-slump in domestic form with a win at Udinese.
United were not in Premier League action at the weekend, but their 3-0 win over West Ham in midweek, coupled with their win at Milan boosts them up to second spot. French champions Bordeaux also won away in Europe at Olympiacos, and they return to the top of our standings.
Despite their admirable win at Stoke after seeing midfielder break his leg, ‘s calamitous defeat at Porto sees them overtaken by several other sides – including the Portuguese – that won in Europe.
Bayern Munich have surged back to the top of the Bundesliga, and their controversial win over Fiorentina has helped them become the biggest movers up the table, surging up seven places to 12th.
1. Bordeaux – 23.13
2. Manchester United – 22.14
3. Real Madrid – 21.58
4. Barcelona – 21.28
5. Chelsea – 20.89
6. Benfica – 20.64
7. Porto – 20.39
8. PSV Eindhoven – 20.20
9. Lyon – 19.91
10. Internazionale – 19.73
11. Arsenal – 19.64
12. Bayern – 19.04
13. Sevilla – 18.96
14. Panathinaikos – 18.17
15. Fiorentina – 17.45
16. Salzburg – 17.14
17. Anderlecht – 17.10
18. Valencia – 17.08
19. Twente – 17.02
20. Milan – 16.81
21. Werder Bremen – 16.63
22. Shakhtar – 16.56
23. Ajax – 16.44
24. Roma – 16.31
25. Marseille – 16.02
26. Olympiacos – 15.98
28. Fenerbahce – 15.83
29. Galatasaray – 15.70
30. CSKA Moscow – 15.66
31. Lille – 15.13
32. Rubin – 15.20
33. Juventus – 14.88
34. Brugge – 14.85
35. Hapoel Tel-Aviv – 14.52
42. Unirea Urziceni – 12.37
43. Wolfsburg – 12.19
44. FC Copenhagen – 12.19
45. Villarreal – 11.67
46. Standard Liege – 10.97
47. Atletico Madrid – 10.13
48. Hertha Berlin – 8.31
Scores are based on points per game in domestic league. Champions League and Europa games.
Domestic points per game are multiplied by the league coefficient – either 3.5. 4. 4.5 or 5 – with teams in stronger leagues getting more credit.
4.5 – Germany. France. Portugal. Netherlands. Russia
4 – Belgium. Greece. Poland. Turkey. Ukraine. . Romania
3.5 – Cyprus. Switzerland. Israel. Denmark. Austria
Champions League victories are counted as three points for a win. They are all multiplied by a coefficient of 5. Matches in the group stage and beyond are counted.
Europa League League victories are counted as three points for a win. They are all multiplied by a coefficient of 4. Matches in the group stage and beyond are counted.
