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Champions League 2026/27: every team's chances of going through

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Updated 25 September 2026, 2026/27 league phase

18 of 144 league-phase matches have been played. The best chances of a top-8 finish belong to Bayern München (83%), Real Madrid (81%) and Liverpool (77%). The tightest calls are Feyenoord, Lille and Galatasaray, whose chances of going through are close to 50%. In the simulations, 16 points usually secure the top 8 and 9 points are usually enough for 24th place or better.

Table and chances

The current table with every team's chances from the simulations. Click a team to see its fixtures and scenarios.

#TeamPGDPtsTop 8ThroughOut
1Paris Saint-Germain1+5374%99%1%
2Bayern München1+5383%>99%<1%
3Barcelona1+4369%99%1%
4Manchester United1+4319%86%14%
5Como1+3310%78%22%
6Sporting CP1+2321%89%11%
7Stuttgart1+2320%88%12%
8Manchester City1+2354%98%2%
9Real Betis1+1312%82%18%
10Lens1+1310%76%24%
11Aston Villa1+1334%95%5%
12Borussia Dortmund1+1334%95%5%
13Real Madrid1+1381%>99%<1%
14Liverpool1+1377%>99%<1%
15Arsenal1+1377%>99%<1%
16AEK Athens1+132%42%58%
17Roma1018%73%27%
18Shakhtar Donetsk1012%44%56%
19Fenerbahçe1014%59%41%
20PSV Eindhoven1016%66%34%
21Villarreal1-105%63%37%
22Slavia Praha1-10<1%21%79%
23Club Brugge1-101%36%64%
24Lille1-102%47%53%
25Atlético de Madrid1-1022%89%11%
26Inter1-1036%95%5%
27LASK1-10<1%11%89%
28Napoli1-1021%90%10%
29Galatasaray1-202%44%56%
30Viking1-20<1%10%90%
31Porto1-206%66%34%
32Leipzig1-304%57%43%
33Feyenoord1-403%47%53%
34Sabah1-40<1%2%98%
35Slovan Bratislava1-50<1%11%89%
36Bodø/Glimt1-502%41%59%

Matchday 2 fixtures

Model chances for each match: home win, draw, away win. Times in your time zone.

  1. Tue 13 Oct, 18:45 Lens – Sporting CP 37% · 26% · 36%
  2. Tue 13 Oct, 18:45 Sabah – Slavia Praha 23% · 25% · 52%
  3. Tue 13 Oct, 21:00 Arsenal – Lille 73% · 17% · 10%
  4. Tue 13 Oct, 21:00 Atlético de Madrid – Manchester United 53% · 24% · 23%
  5. Tue 13 Oct, 21:00 Galatasaray – Barcelona 19% · 23% · 58%
  6. Tue 13 Oct, 21:00 Inter – Club Brugge 67% · 20% · 14%
  7. Tue 13 Oct, 21:00 Leipzig – PSV Eindhoven 45% · 26% · 29%
  8. Tue 13 Oct, 21:00 Viking – Bayern München 6% · 12% · 82%
  9. Tue 13 Oct, 21:00 Villarreal – Napoli 36% · 26% · 38%
  10. Wed 14 Oct, 18:45 Feyenoord – Como 40% · 26% · 34%
  11. Wed 14 Oct, 18:45 LASK – Liverpool 8% · 15% · 77%
  12. Wed 14 Oct, 21:00 Aston Villa – Fenerbahçe 58% · 23% · 19%
  13. Wed 14 Oct, 21:00 Bodø/Glimt – Borussia Dortmund 29% · 26% · 45%
  14. Wed 14 Oct, 21:00 Manchester City – Paris Saint-Germain 34% · 26% · 39%
  15. Wed 14 Oct, 21:00 Real Betis – Porto 40% · 26% · 34%
  16. Wed 14 Oct, 21:00 Roma – Real Madrid 22% · 24% · 53%
  17. Wed 14 Oct, 21:00 Shakhtar Donetsk – AEK Athens 47% · 26% · 28%
  18. Wed 14 Oct, 21:00 Slovan Bratislava – Stuttgart 19% · 23% · 58%

How many points are needed?

How often a team finishing on each points total ends in the top 8 or at least 24th across the simulations.

8Top 2416%Top 80%
9Top 2465%Top 80%
10Top 2497%Top 80%
11Top 24100%Top 80%
12Top 24100%Top 8<1%
13Top 24100%Top 8<1%
14Top 24100%Top 87%
15Top 24100%Top 837%
16Top 24100%Top 880%
17Top 24100%Top 898%
18Top 24100%Top 8>99%

How the league phase works

The Champions League league phase has 36 teams in a single table. Each team plays 8 matches against different opponents, half at home and half away. The top eight go straight into the round of 16. Teams finishing 9th to 24th play a two-legged knockout play-off in February for a place in the round of 16, while 25th to 36th are eliminated.

If teams finish level on points, the order is decided by goal difference, then goals scored, away goals scored, wins, away wins and finally the combined record of their opponents.

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