Live European Coefficients: Premier League, Primeira Liga, and Belgian Pro League Top Three; Serie A 8th, Ligue 1 10th

November 6 – This week's European fixtures have concluded, and the season's coefficient rankings for Europe's major leagues have been updated.

The standings after the previous European matchweek are as follows.

Scoring Rules

In the main stages of European competition, a win earns 2 coefficient points, a draw earns 1. Points earned in qualifying rounds are halved.

Points are also awarded based on final league-phase ranking and progression through each knockout round. After the league phase, the top 24 teams in each competition receive bonus points based on their ranking.

For the Champions League, first place receives 12 bonus points, decreasing by 0.25 per place down to 6 points from 25th onward (so every Champions League participant is guaranteed a minimum of 6 points). For the Europa League, first place receives 6 points, decreasing by 0.25 per place to 0 from 25th onward. For the Conference League, first place receives 4 points, decreasing by 0.25 per place to 2 points for 9th; from 9th to 24th, each place decreases by 0.125, with 0 from 25th onward.

Current Season Coefficient Rankings TOP 16:

(Note:  indicates teams already eliminated; Champions League teams have already been credited with their guaranteed 6 points.)

1. Premier League – 9.166  
9 teams participating  
Arsenal 13, Aston Villa 12, Manchester City 12, Liverpool 12, Manchester United 10, Bournemouth 8, Brighton 6.5, Sunderland 5, Crystal Palace 4

2. Primeira Liga – 8.9  
5 teams participating  
Benfica 12.5, Sporting CP 12, Porto 8, Braga 8, Torrense 4

3. Belgian Pro League – 8.4  
5 teams participating  
Club Brugge 12, Anderlecht 9.5, Union Saint-Gilloise 7.5, Gent 7, Sint-Truiden 6

4. Bundesliga – 8.285  
7 teams participating  
Borussia Dortmund 12, Bayern Munich 12, Stuttgart 11, RB Leipzig 8, Bayer Leverkusen 6, Freiburg 6, Hoffenheim 3

5. Süper Lig – 7.9  
5 teams participating, 1 eliminated  
Fenerbahçe 15, Galatasaray 10, Beşiktaş 10, Trabzonspor 4, İstanbul Başakşehir 0.5

6. La Liga – 7.875  
8 teams participating  
Real Madrid 14, Real Betis 12, Barcelona 12, Atlético Madrid 9, Villarreal 8, Real Sociedad 4, Celta Vigo 2, Getafe 2

7. Eredivisie – 7.666  
6 teams participating  
Ajax 9.5, PSV 9, Twente 9, Feyenoord 8, NEC 6.5, AZ Alkmaar 4

8. Serie A – 7.5  
7 teams participating  
Como 12, Inter Milan 10, Roma 9, Napoli 8, Juventus 7, Atalanta 4.5, AC Milan 2

9. Eliteserien – 7.4  
5 teams participating, 1 eliminated  
Bodø/Glimt 12.5, Viking 10.5, Brann 9, Lillestrøm 2.5, Tromsø 2.5

10. Ligue 1 – 7.214  
7 teams participating  
Paris Saint-Germain 14, Lens 8, Monaco 8, Lille 7, Lyon 6.5, Rennes 5, Marseille 2

11. Greek Super League – 7.2  
12. Danish Superliga – 6.5  
13. Austrian Bundesliga – 6.2  
14. Croatian First League – 5.75  
15. Azerbaijan Premier League – 5.625  
16. Swiss Super League – 5.25

Additional Rules

The allocation of the extra Champions League spot this season follows the same rule as last season: the two leagues with the highest seasonal coefficient will each receive an additional Champions League berth. (Last season, the Premier League and La Liga earned the extra spots.)

A league's seasonal coefficient is the average of points earned by all its participating clubs in European competition. If a team is eliminated in qualifying, it still counts toward the average as a "denominator" that no longer earns points but affects the average.