UEFA Unveil Latest Coefficient Rankings, And It's Very Interesting

The official UEFA coefficient rankings make for brilliant reading for the Premier League.

The European governing body have rolled out their latest coefficient rankings for the 2017/18 season with Manchester leading the pack.

City top the rankings ahead of cross-town rivals United, albeit on alphabetical order. The findings are based on the European campaign thus far with both sides recording three straight wins.

_{City and United players celebrate taking the lead before eventually securing three points. Images: PA}

As well as City and United, Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain and Beskitas have also enjoyed a 100% start. They sit third, fourth and fifth, respectively.

Chelsea and Spurs come in at sixth and seventh, who are both ahead of defending champions, Real Madrid.

Liverpool and Juventus complete the top ten.

Here's the top ten:

City and United have recorded identical statistics from the opening three games of the Champions League.

Three wins from three games. Not to mention bagging eights goals a-piece while conceding just the one goal. As a result, both clubs are locked on 11,614 points.

_{Messi tucks away his 100th European goal. Image: PA}

Barcelona are also three wins from three but have scored one fewer goal. They've got 11,342 to their name with PSG on 11,066. And the final team with a perfect record, Besiktas, score a 10,680 rating.

Just like City and United, Chelsea and Spurs also have the same amount of points - 10,671.

_{Ronaldo celebrates after converting from the spot. Image: PA}

Back-to-back Champions League winners Real Madrid crack the list at eighth with 10,342.

The Champions League returns in less than two-weeks, with the reverse fixture from round-three on deck.

But whats your take on the latest coefficient rankings? Let us know.

Topics: Manchester City, Manchester United, PSG, UEFA, Champions League, Real Madrid

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