EuroLeague standings 2026-27

The table in the official order, with the tie-breakers applied, plus what the official table leaves out: how each team plays per 100 possessions, how hard its schedule has been and what is still to come, how many wins its points scored and allowed point to, and where our projection sees it finishing.

Updated after round 10 · 100 games · November 10, 2026

Projection run on November 10, 2026 · 10,000 simulated seasons

Panathinaikos leads the EuroLeague 2026-27 at 8–2 after round 10 (November 10, 2026). The best net rating belongs to Panathinaikos (+11.6), and Barcelona has 1.1 more wins than its points scored and allowed justify. Chance of a top 6 finish in our projection: Dubai 38% and Barcelona 30%.

All 20 teams

Pos: Position	Team	GP: Games played	W: Wins	L: Losses	Win%: Winning percentage: wins / games played	Pace: Pace: possessions per 40 minutes?	vs 6th: Games ahead of (+) or behind (−) 6th place	vs 10th: Games ahead of (+) or behind (−) 10th place	+/−: Point difference, overtime excluded	Home: Home record	Away: Away record	Streak: Current streak	ORtg: Offensive rating: points scored per 100 possessions?	DRtg: Defensive rating: points allowed per 100 possessions?	Net: Net rating: ORtg minus DRtg, points per 100 possessions better (+) or worse (−) than the opponents?	SRS: Simple Rating System: points per game better (+) or worse (−) than an average team, adjusted for the opponents faced	xW: Expected wins, from points scored and allowed	Luck: Wins minus expected wins: + means more wins than the scoring suggests	Clutch W%: Win % in games that reached clutch time (last 5 minutes with the margin at 5 or less), with the record	vs Top 6: Record against the teams in the top 6 today	SOS played: Strength of schedule, games played	Left: Games left	Home: Games left at home	Away: Games left away	Top 6 left: Games left against the teams in the top 6 today	SOS left: Strength of schedule, games left	Proj. W: Projected wins, 10th to 90th percentile	Best: Best likely finish: only 1 in 10 simulated seasons ends higher	Worst: Worst likely finish: only 1 in 10 simulated seasons ends lower	Avg pos: Average projected position	Top 4: Projected probability of a top 4 finish	Top 6: Projected probability of a top 6 finish	Top 10: Projected probability of a top 10 finish
1	PanathinaikosPAN	10	8	2	80.0%	73.0	+1	+2	+86	6–1	2–1	W1	118.2	106.6	+11.6	+6.3	7.6	+0.4	60% 3–2	1–0	−1.7	28	12	16	9	+0.1	29.7 26–33	1	5	2.4	87%	95%	>99%
2	Crvena ZvezdaRED	10	7	3	70.0%	73.8	0	+1	+85	4–2	3–1	W3	111.1	100.7	+10.4	+6.9	7.7	−0.7	57% 4–3	2–0	−0.4	28	13	15	8	−0.3	27.8 25–31	1	7	3.8	67%	85%	>99%
3	ValenciaPAM	10	7	3	70.0%	76.9	0	+1	+72	3–2	4–1	W1	122.5	115.0	+7.5	+4.7	7.1	−0.1	57% 4–3	1–1	−2.2	28	14	14	8	+0.4	24.6 21–28	3	10	6.8	23%	44%	94%
4	FenerbahceULK	10	7	3	70.0%	72.8	0	+1	+49	6–0	1–3	W1	110.8	103.0	+7.8	+5.2	6.7	+0.3	75% 3–1	2–2	+0.7	28	13	15	6	−0.6	27.0 23–30	1	8	4.5	55%	77%	99%
5	OlympiacosOLY	10	7	3	70.0%	73.8	0	+1	+46	2–2	5–1	L1	115.5	107.8	+7.7	+3.9	6.5	+0.5	63% 5–3	1–2	−0.4	28	15	13	7	−0.1	26.9 24–30	2	8	4.7	52%	76%	99%
6	DubaiDUB	10	7	3	70.0%	73.1	0	+1	+39	3–2	4–1	W2	120.2	115.2	+5.0	+3.3	6.2	+0.8	60% 3–2	0–2	−0.6	28	14	14	8	0.0	24.3 21–28	3	10	7.1	18%	38%	92%

7	BarcelonaBAR	10	7	3	70.0%	74.5	0	+1	+28	3–2	4–1	W4	121.0	117.2	+3.8	+2.3	5.9	+1.1	63% 5–3	1–2	−0.5	28	14	14	9	0.0	23.7 20–27	4	11	7.7	13%	30%	89%
8	Real MadridMAD	10	6	4	60.0%	77.5	−1	0	+74	3–1	3–3	L1	124.7	115.4	+9.4	+6.3	7.1	−1.1	0% 0–4	1–2	−1.1	28	15	13	9	−0.1	26.4 23–30	2	9	5.0	47%	71%	99%
9	Hapoel Tel AvivHTA	10	6	4	60.0%	75.8	−1	0	+42	4–2	2–2	L2	122.1	115.5	+6.6	+4.8	6.3	−0.3	60% 3–2	2–2	+1.6	28	13	15	8	−0.9	24.6 21–28	3	10	6.8	22%	43%	93%
10	ZalgirisZAL	10	6	4	60.0%	75.2	−1	0	+33	2–2	4–2	W4	114.7	108.6	+6.2	+3.6	6.1	−0.1	60% 3–2	1–2	+0.3	28	15	13	9	−0.4	23.9 20–27	4	10	7.3	16%	35%	91%

11	PartizanPAR	10	5	5	50.0%	72.5	−2	−1	+2	3–1	2–4	W1	108.2	107.5	+0.7	+0.1	5.1	−0.1	50% 2–2	1–2	0.0	28	15	13	9	0.0	19.1 15–23	9	13	10.9	1%	3%	33%
12	Anadolu EfesIST	10	4	6	40.0%	76.5	−3	−2	−29	3–2	1–4	L1	110.2	113.9	−3.6	+0.6	4.1	−0.1	33% 2–4	1–2	+2.2	28	14	14	9	−0.8	16.2 12–20	11	15	12.8	<1%	<1%	8%
13	BesiktasBES	10	4	6	40.0%	76.0	−3	−2	−32	1–4	3–2	L1	115.2	119.8	−4.5	−4.1	4.0	0.0	60% 3–2	0–2	−0.9	28	14	14	10	+0.6	13.8 10–17	12	17	14.2	<1%	<1%	1%
14	ParisPRS	10	4	6	40.0%	77.5	−3	−2	−36	1–4	3–2	W3	114.5	119.6	−5.1	−2.8	3.9	+0.1	57% 4–3	1–3	+0.8	28	14	14	8	−0.1	14.6 11–18	12	16	13.7	<1%	<1%	3%
15	Virtus BolognaVIR	10	4	6	40.0%	76.8	−3	−2	−39	2–3	2–3	L4	111.5	116.5	−5.1	−4.9	3.8	+0.2	57% 4–3	1–2	−1.0	28	14	14	9	+0.7	12.8 9–16	12	17	14.9	<1%	<1%	1%
16	ASVELASV	10	4	6	40.0%	76.2	−3	−2	−47	3–3	1–3	L1	115.9	121.9	−6.0	−4.3	3.6	+0.4	40% 2–3	0–3	+0.1	28	13	15	9	+0.3	12.0 9–16	13	18	15.5	<1%	<1%	<1%
17	Bayern MunichMUN	10	3	7	30.0%	75.5	−4	−3	−77	0–4	3–3	W1	114.7	125.3	−10.7	−5.3	2.8	+0.2	43% 3–4	0–3	+1.0	28	15	13	9	0.0	10.1 7–13	14	19	16.8	<1%	<1%	<1%
18	Maccabi Tel AvivTEL	10	2	8	20.0%	75.2	−5	−4	−93	1–3	1–5	L4	112.5	125.2	−12.7	−8.0	2.4	−0.4	33% 1–2	1–2	+0.7	28	15	13	9	+0.3	8.8 6–12	16	20	17.7	<1%	<1%	<1%
19	Olimpia MilanoMIL	10	1	9	10.0%	73.6	−6	−5	−85	1–4	0–5	L8	109.9	122.1	−12.2	−8.2	2.5	−1.5	17% 1–5	0–4	+0.3	28	14	14	8	+0.5	7.8 5–11	16	20	18.3	<1%	<1%	<1%
20	BaskoniaBAS	10	1	9	10.0%	77.3	−6	−5	−118	1–4	0–5	L7	104.6	120.9	−16.3	−10.7	1.8	−0.8	25% 1–3	0–5	+0.8	28	14	14	7	+0.5	5.9 3–9	18	20	19.3	<1%	<1%	<1%

vs 6th and vs 10th: games ahead of (+) or behind (−) 6th and 10th place. +/−: point difference, overtime excluded. Home and Away: wins–losses. Last 5: oldest to newest.

ORtg and DRtg: points scored and allowed per 100 possessions, season to date. Net: ORtg minus DRtg. SRS: point margin per game, adjusted for the opponents. xW: expected wins from points scored and allowed. Luck: wins minus xW. Pace: possessions per 40 minutes. Clutch W%: win percentage in games that reached clutch time, the last 5 minutes with the margin at 5 or less. Offensive and defensive rating, season and last 8 games →

SOS played and SOS left: average SRS of the opponents already played and still to play; above zero (red), tougher opponents than average; below zero (green), weaker ones. Left: regular-season games still to play. vs Top 6: record against the teams in the top 6 today. Home and Away: games left at home and away. Top 6 left: games left against the top 6. Next 3: next opponents; hover a crest for home or away and the date.

Proj. W: average wins over 10,000 simulated seasons, with the 10th to 90th percentile range. Avg pos: average final position. Top 4, Top 6 and Top 10: share of simulated seasons in which the team finishes there. Best and Worst: the likely range of the final position; only 1 in 10 simulated seasons ends higher, and 1 in 10 lower.

POClinched a top 6 placePIClinched at least the Play-InO6Can no longer finish top 6EEliminated: can no longer finish top 10

The flags are mathematical: a team gets one only when no combination of results can change it, even if every tie went against it. No team has clinched a place or been eliminated yet.

EuroLeague 2026-27 playoff and play-in projection

Most likely to finish in the top 6: Panathinaikos (95%), Crvena Zvezda (85%), Fenerbahce (77%), Olympiacos (76%), Real Madrid (71%) and Valencia (44%). Most likely to finish 7th to 10th, the Play-In places: Barcelona (59%), Zalgiris (55%), Dubai (54%) and Hapoel Tel Aviv (50%).

This is a probabilistic estimate from 10,000 simulations of the rest of the season; it describes scenarios, not results.

Every team's projected wins and likely range of positions, in the Projection tab →

EuroLeague tiebreakers: how ties are broken (Article 19)

When teams have the same number of wins, Article 19 of the EuroLeague Bylaws decides the order. These are the groups level on wins right now, and what separates each team from the next one:

Crvena Zvezda, Valencia, Fenerbahce, Olympiacos, Dubai and Barcelona are level on wins (7): Crvena Zvezda ahead of Valencia, on point difference (+85 to +72); Valencia ahead of Fenerbahce, on point difference (+72 to +49); Fenerbahce ahead of Olympiacos, on point difference (+49 to +46); Olympiacos ahead of Dubai, on point difference (+46 to +39); Dubai ahead of Barcelona, on point difference (+39 to +28).
Real Madrid, Hapoel Tel Aviv and Zalgiris are level on wins (6): Real Madrid ahead of Hapoel Tel Aviv, on point difference (+74 to +42); Hapoel Tel Aviv ahead of Zalgiris, on point difference (+42 to +33).
Anadolu Efes, Besiktas, Paris, Virtus Bologna and ASVEL are level on wins (4): Anadolu Efes ahead of Besiktas, on point difference (−29 to −32); Besiktas ahead of Paris, on point difference (−32 to −36); Paris ahead of Virtus Bologna, on point difference (−36 to −39); Virtus Bologna ahead of ASVEL, on point difference (−39 to −47).
Olimpia Milano and Baskonia are level on wins (1): Olimpia Milano ahead of Baskonia, on point difference (−85 to −118).

The rule, in plain words

Wins first. Teams are ordered by wins, after any wins deducted by the disciplinary bodies.
Then fewer games played. While a round is incomplete, a team that has played fewer games ranks ahead of a team with the same number of wins.
Before the tied teams have all met twice: overall point difference, then points scored, then goal average (points scored divided by points allowed, added up game by game).
Once they have all met twice: wins in the games between them, then point difference in those games. With three or more teams this is a mini-league of only their games, and teams still level start the procedure again. After that come overall point difference, points scored and goal average.
Overtime points never count. A game decided in overtime counts as a win, with a point difference of zero.

Many published tables apply the head-to-head as soon as two teams have met once, or ignore games played. Under Article 19 the head-to-head only counts once the tied teams have all played each other twice; until then the overall point difference decides.

Our summary of Article 19 of the EuroLeague Bylaws 2026-27. The official text prevails.

How the EuroLeague play-in and playoffs work

In 2026-27 the 20 teams play 38 rounds, from September 24, 2026 to April 16, 2027. Places 1 to 6 go straight to the playoffs; places 7 to 10 play the Play-In on April 20 and 23. 7th plays 8th and the winner takes the 7th seed; 9th plays 10th and the loser is out; the winner then plays the loser of 7th against 8th for the 8th seed. The playoffs are four best-of-five series from April 27 to May 12: the 7th seed meets 2nd, the 8th seed meets 1st, and the higher-placed team hosts games 1, 2 and 5. The four winners go to the Final Four in Abu Dhabi, with the semi-finals on May 28 and the final on May 30, 2027.

Source: EuroLeague competition format 2026-27, euroleaguebasketball.net.

Definitions

Net rating: Points scored minus points allowed per 100 possessions, season to date and every minute. A team at +5 outscores its opponents by five points every 100 possessions, whatever its pace. Our Net Rating page shows the same measure over the last 8 games, without garbage time.
SRS: Simple Rating System: the average point margin per game (overtime excluded, capped at 20 points per game), adjusted for the strength of every opponent. Zero is an average EuroLeague team; +5 is five points per game better than average.
SOS: Strength of schedule: the average SRS of a team's opponents. SOS played covers the games already played, SOS left the games still to play. A positive number means a tougher schedule than average.
xW and luck: Expected wins: the wins a team's points scored and allowed usually produce, from a Pythagorean formula with an exponent of 11.19 fitted on EuroLeague games. Luck is actual wins minus expected wins: a team well above zero has won its close games, which rarely lasts a whole season.
Projection: Every day a model plays out the rest of the regular season 10,000 times, from each team's current strength and remaining schedule, and ranks every simulated season with the official tie-breakers. Projected wins is the average, with the 10th to 90th percentile range; Top 4, Top 6 and Top 10 are the share of simulated seasons in which the team finishes there. It describes the competitive outlook, not a certainty, so we show <1% and >99% rather than 0% and 100%.

All definitions in the glossary →How we measure: methodology →

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Will the current form hold?

For clubs we take these numbers down to lineups, play types and opponents, in EuroLeague and in the domestic league, and say whether the current form is sustainable before the decisions that depend on it.

Who drives each team's net rating: Lineup On/Off, our analysis of players, pairs and trios →

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