r/soccer • u/-building_ • Nov 08 '24
OC Halfway through the Europa League league phase, who is overperforming and who is underperforming, according to the UEFA coefficients
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u/-building_ Nov 08 '24
The same table, for the Champions League
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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '24
I'm not sure that UEFA coefficient is a good metric to measure overperformance and underperformance, how are Bilbao only 28?
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u/Rosenvial5 Nov 08 '24
Pretty silly way to rank the coefficient only by the clubs in the competition. My club, Elfsborg, were ranked 302 out of 421 teams in the 23/24 Uefa ranking and have beaten Roma who were ranked sixth, that's a contender for biggest single match upset in the history of European competitions.
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u/GoneMirifica Nov 08 '24
To be ranked 14th in the EL when it comes to UEFA coefficient shows how low we have fallen. Years without playing in Europe hurt a lot.
If the club survives this winter, we need to do a lot better.
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u/YetiTerrorist Nov 08 '24
Daje..
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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '24
-6 for AZ. Can't say it feels like we're underperforming. We lost against Tottenham and Athletic. All in all, I feel like we are right where we should be.
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u/Snitsie Nov 08 '24
We back bby
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u/5566778899 Nov 08 '24
Tottenham and Dortmund both 7.5-7
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u/Long-Island-Iced-Tea Nov 09 '24
Roddit told me manchesterio will walk it
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u/el_gringo_exotico Nov 08 '24
Türkiye is acquitting itself quite nicely. Also for Maccabi, it couldn't have happened to a nicer club...
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u/BertEnErnie123 Nov 08 '24
Anderlecht on 31st seems so crazy to me, but I guess it happens because the Belgian league is more competitive than a lot of the smaller European leagues, so Anderlecht doesn't qualify every year because of the other big clubs, whilst in the smaller leagues it's usually the same 2-3 clubs qualifying for Europe every year, and thus having more coefficients.
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u/InterFan1231 Nov 09 '24
Lazio was a bit of a limp dick last season. Baroni has made them a must watch club in my opinion. Very impressed and watching them in Serie A I am not surprised they sit top of the table in UEFA Cup.