Quote (zarkadon @ May 21 2016 09:44am)
I haven't updated this for a few weeks since only Liverpool and Bayern were adding points to the race and changes weren't really that much relevant. Now that the season is over for the leagues involved in the race for the top 3 coefficient positions (Spain will still get 2 points added regardless of who wins the CL finals, but that doesn't change anything), I'll give this a final update.
End of season standings:
http://i.imgur.com/6fg4Y6T.png2. Bundesliga - 64.927
3. Premier League - 61.034
4. Serie A - 59.082
So, EPL keeps their 4 CL spots. GG.
But the race is far from over. As soon as the season ends, the 2011/12 points will be deducted and, as we can see on the table, next season's race will start like this:
2. Bundesliga - 46.999
3. Serie A - 44.666
4. Premier League - 44.606
So, Serie A will be ahead again and EPL clubs will have to perform better than the italian ones once again. It's only a 0.6 point difference though, which isn't much. Bundesliga clubs have a larger lead over the 4th position, but ~2.3 is still a somewhat short difference, and they could lose it if they underperform.
Should be another interesting race next season... as a neutral observer I hope there's drama until the final games, unlike this year where it was all decided in quarter finals :D
Tbh I don't even know how Germany is there.. Really only because of bayern.
Next season they will have teams like Mainz and Berlin in the Europa which hopefully won't get too many pts.
Juve+Napoli depending on the groups they get can rack up a lot of points. Roma's best scenario is to get 3rd and do well in Europa OR get a lucky match in the round of 16.
I think end of next year will be Spain, Italy, England with 4 spots to CL.
Also hopefully Dortmund sell their best players. They already sold hummels to their A team.