This season we will use the
The Index takes into account
The performance of a league's teams in the Champions League and Europa League
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The top 10 stay stable this week, but there is movement further down the table.
The importance of sustained success (or failure) is seen in a couple of apparent anomalies in the latest rankings. Recently-crowned national champions
Italian giants
Juventus are paying the price for their poor recent seasons prior to this one, while Dortmund's two consecutive German titles are outweighed by Bayern's Champions League success.
On the other hand, the likes of
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1 (1) Barcelona – 4372 points
2 (2) Real Madrid - 4365
3 (3) Manchester United - 3682
4 (4) Bayern Munich - 3513
5 (5) Manchester City – 3505
6 (6) Chelsea - 3430
7 (7) Porto - 3376
8 (9) Borussia Dortmund - 3287
9 (8) Arsenal - 3233
10 (10) AC Milan - 3200
11 (15) Valencia – 3134
12 (12) Benfica - 3130
13 (11) Atletico Madrid – 3128
14 (14) Shakhtar Donetsk - 3124
15 (16) Juventus – 3092
16 (17) Ajax – 3083
17 (18) Lille - 3083
18 (13) Zenit St Petersburg - 3061
19 (20) Tottenham Hotspur - 3038
20 (19) PSV - 3031
28 (26) Everton - 2893
31 (24) Liverpool - 2871
40 (42) Newcastle United - 2737
49 (58) Fulham – 2669
66 (62) Celtic - 2547
69 (70) Aston Villa – 2494
70 (72) Stoke City - 2460
87 (88) West Bromwich Albion – 2408
96 (91) Sunderland – 2368
98 (96) Rangers – 2353
