Champions League

Champions League Table

Europe · Season 2026-27 · matchday 2
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1PSG110061+53W
2Bayern110050+53W
3Barça110051+43W
4Man United110040+43W
5Como 1907110041+33W
6Sporting CP110031+23W
6Stuttgart110031+23W
8Man City110020+23W
9Aston Villa110032+13W
9RC Lens110032+13W
9Real Betis110032+13W
12Dortmund110032+13W
13Liverpool110021+13W
13Real Madrid110021+13W
15Arsenal110010+13W
16PAE AEK110010+13W
17Roma10101101D
17Shaktar10101101D
19Fenerbahçe10101101D
19PSV10101101D
21Villarreal100123-10L
22Club Brugge100123-10L
22Lille100123-10L
22Slavia Praha100123-10L
25Atleti100112-10L
25Inter100112-10L
27LASK100101-10L
27Napoli100101-10L
29Galatasaray100113-20L
29Viking100113-20L
31Porto100102-20L
32RB Leipzig100114-30L
33Feyenoord100115-40L
34Sabah FK100104-40L
35Sl. Bratislava100116-50L
36Bodø/Glimt100105-50L

Round of 16 · Knockout play-off · Eliminated

Thirty-six clubs in one table. The top eight go straight to the round of 16, ninth to twenty-fourth play a two-legged play-off, and the rest are out of Europe.

Reading the league phase table

One table, thirty-six clubs, eight matches each, and no two clubs play the same eight opponents. Every side draws two teams from each of the four seeding pots, one at home and one away, so the schedules differ in difficulty in a way a domestic table never does. Points are still points, but twelve of them against one set of opponents is not the same season as twelve against another.

Three lines in the table matter. The top eight go straight to the round of 16. Ninth to twenty-fourth enter a two-legged play-off in February for the remaining eight places. Twenty-fifth to thirty-sixth are out of Europe for the season: under the old group format the third-placed club dropped into the Europa League, and that parachute no longer exists.

Goal difference separates clubs level on points, which is the reason the final round is played with every match kicking off simultaneously.

Coloured bands mark European qualification and relegation as things stand today. See also the fixtures and results, and where to watch.