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Lille Champions League form vs league form 2026-27: Top 10

Porto have won every Primeira Liga game this season and lost every Champions League game, while Lille out-created Galatasaray on expected goals and still lost 4-2 at home.

  • No. 1: Lille
  • 10 places

01Final list

The leading AIs each built their own list of ten independently. Here is one result that is easy to check: every place has a reason, a source, and the list of AIs that included it.

Order: from most to least AI agreement.

A bright badge means this AI put the entry on its list. A dim badge means it did not.

  1. 1

    Lille

    2.00 points a game in Ligue 1 and none from 3 in Europe. The third loss was 4-2 at home to Galatasaray, though Lille out-created them 2.21 to 1.62 on xG.

    Included it: Gemini, Nemotron, Claude, MiMo, DeepSeek. Did not include: Meta, Wenxin.

    In their lists: Gemini: 1 · Nemotron: 1 · Claude: 2 · MiMo: 1 · DeepSeek: 2

    What each AI noted 5
    • Geminiplace 1

      A catastrophic 1.88-point per match deficit between domestic top-four pace and 3 straight European defeats.

      Source ↗
    • Nemotronplace 1

      Unbeaten in Ligue 1 (2.63 PPG) but pointless in three Champions League matches — the widest domestic‑European gap in Europe.

      Source ↗
    • Claudeplace 2

      Level on 14 points in Ligue 1's four-way tie at the top (2.00 per game), yet 0 points and -6 goal difference in Europe after three straight defeats.

      Source ↗
    • MiMoplace 1

      Zero points from three in Europe against 2.00 a game in Ligue 1 — for a side that had scored first in eight straight home Champions League matches.

      Source ↗
    • DeepSeekplace 2

      Lille are the bottom-placed Ligue 1 side in the Champions League, with 0 points and a -6 goal difference after a 2-4 home defeat to Galatasaray.

      Source ↗
    5 AIs put it here
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  2. 2

    Porto

    Perfect at home at 3.00 points a game, no points in Europe from 3 games. The 3.00 gap is the widest. Sources say 7 or 8 league games played, all won.

    Included it: Claude, MiMo, DeepSeek. Did not include: Meta, Gemini, Nemotron, Wenxin.

    In their lists: Claude: 1 · MiMo: see list · DeepSeek: 1

    What each AI noted 3
    • Claudeplace 1

      8 wins from 8 in Portugal (3.00 points per game) but 0 from 3 in the Champions League, a gap of 3.00 points per game, the largest of any club in the table.

      Source ↗
    • MiMo

      Named differently in its own list: open the full list.

      see list
    • DeepSeekplace 1

      Porto have won all seven Primeira Liga games but lost all three Champions League matches — a 3.00-point weekly swing from domestic to European football.

      Source ↗
    3 AIs put it here
    Source ↗
  3. 3

    Galatasaray

    Top of the Süper Lig at 2.38 points a game but only 1.00 in Europe. They lost at Sporting and 1-4 at home to Barcelona before winning at Lille. The gap is 1.38.

    Included it: Claude, MiMo, DeepSeek. Did not include: Meta, Gemini, Nemotron, Wenxin.

    In their lists: Claude: 3 · MiMo: 2 · DeepSeek: 3

    What each AI noted 3
    • Claudeplace 3

      Top of the Süper Lig (19 points from 8 games, 2.38 per game) but only 1 point per game in Europe, with the only win coming against Lille.

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    • MiMoplace 2

      Nineteen points from eight to lead the Süper Lig — after a 1-4 home loss to Barcelona, and then a first away win in France since a 1-0 at Nantes in 2001.

    • DeepSeekplace 3

      Galatasaray's first Champions League points came at Lille; domestically they average 2.38 points per game as Süper Lig leaders.

      Source ↗
    3 AIs put it here
    Source ↗
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  5. 4

    VfB Stuttgart

    The reverse case: 13th in the Bundesliga with 1.00 point a game, but unbeaten in Europe at 2.33 (7 from 3, +5). The gap is 1.33 in Europe's favour.

    Included it: Gemini, Claude, MiMo. Did not include: Meta, Nemotron, DeepSeek, Wenxin.

    In their lists: Gemini: 3 · Claude: 4 · MiMo: see list

    What each AI noted 3
    • Geminiplace 3

      Outperforming domestic mid-table mediocrity by gaining 1.03 more points per game against European elite.

    • Claudeplace 4

      13th in the Bundesliga with 1.00 point per game, yet unbeaten in Europe with 7 points (2.33 per game), so the gap runs in their favour.

      Source ↗
    • MiMo

      Named differently in its own list: open the full list.

      see list
    3 AIs put it here
    Source ↗
  6. 5

    Atlético Madrid

    Second in LaLiga at 2.44 points a game, but only 4 from 3 in Europe, including a 1-1 draw at Stuttgart. The gap is 1.11.

    Included it: Gemini, Claude, DeepSeek. Did not include: Meta, Nemotron, MiMo, Wenxin.

    In their lists: Gemini: 4 · Claude: 7 · DeepSeek: 7

    What each AI noted 3
    • Geminiplace 4

      Suffered a steep 0.77 PPG European decline punctuated by a Matchday 3 stumble despite a rock-solid domestic run.

    • Claudeplace 7

      Second in LaLiga at 2.44 per game, but only 4 points from 3 in Europe, so a 1.11 per game drop.

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    • DeepSeekplace 7

      Atlético are unbeaten in La Liga but have only four points from three Champions League games, including a 1-1 draw at Stuttgart.

      Source ↗
    3 AIs put it here
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  7. 6

    AS Roma

    Unbeaten and third in Serie A at 2.43 points a game, but 1.33 in Europe, where the 4-0 win over Slovan is their only win. The gap is 1.10.

    Included it: Gemini, Claude, DeepSeek. Did not include: Meta, Nemotron, MiMo, Wenxin.

    In their lists: Gemini: 10 · Claude: 8 · DeepSeek: 6

    What each AI noted 3
    • Geminiplace 10

      Balanced between a 1.33 European PPG and a 1.20 Serie A PPG, outperforming domestic metrics in European fixtures.

    • Claudeplace 8

      Unbeaten in Serie A and third (2.43 per game), but a win, a draw and a loss in Europe (1.33 per game).

      Source ↗
    • DeepSeekplace 6

      Roma average 2.43 points per game in Serie A but only 1.33 in the Champions League, where their 4-0 win over Slovan is the lone high point.

      Source ↗
    3 AIs put it here
    Source ↗
  8. 7

    Slovan Bratislava

    2.00 points a game in Slovakia but none in Europe, with 1 goal scored and 13 conceded. The gap is 2.00, but the domestic figure comes from one source only, so treat it as an estimate.

    Included it: Nemotron, MiMo, DeepSeek. Did not include: Meta, Gemini, Claude, Wenxin.

    In their lists: Nemotron: 9 · MiMo: 6 · DeepSeek: 5

    What each AI noted 3
    • Nemotronplace 9

      Dominant domestically (2.60 PPG) but winless in CL — the gap between Slovak league and Europe’s top tier is the widest in the sample.

    • MiMoplace 6

      Three games, three defeats, -12 goal difference — beaten by five in Paris, 0-3 at home by Stuttgart and 0-4 in Rome.

    • DeepSeekplace 5

      Slovan have conceded 13 goals in three Champions League games and taken zero points, despite averaging 2.00 points per game in the Slovak league.

      Source ↗
    3 AIs put it here
    Source ↗
  9. 8

    PSV Eindhoven

    2.38 points a game in the Eredivisie, but 1.33 in Europe despite a 1-0 win at Porto. The gap is 1.05. An unsourced home figure of 2.70 would make it wider.

    Included it: Gemini, DeepSeek. Did not include: Meta, Nemotron, Claude, MiMo, Wenxin.

    In their lists: Gemini: 2 · DeepSeek: 8

    What each AI noted 2
    • Geminiplace 2

      Dominating the Eredivisie with 2.70 PPG while scraping only 1.33 PPG in the Champions League.

    • DeepSeekplace 8

      PSV beat Porto 1-0 in the Champions League but average 2.38 points per game in the Eredivisie; their European return is 1.33.

      Source ↗
    2 AIs put it here
    Source ↗
  10. 9

    Fenerbahçe

    Third in Turkey at 2.00 points a game, but winless in Europe with 2 points from 3 and a goal difference of -6. The gap is 1.33.

    Included it: Claude, DeepSeek. Did not include: Meta, Gemini, Nemotron, MiMo, Wenxin.

    In their lists: Claude: 5 · DeepSeek: 4

    What each AI noted 2
    • Claudeplace 5

      Third in Turkey at 2.00 per game but without a win in Europe (2 draws, 1 loss) and a -6 goal difference.

      Source ↗
    • DeepSeekplace 4

      Fenerbahçe have drawn two of their first three Champions League matches, taking two points, while domestically they average 2.00 points per game.

      Source ↗
    2 AIs put it here
    Source ↗
  11. 10

    Liverpool

    Fifth in the Premier League at 1.71 points a game, but 9 from 9 in Europe, a gap of 1.29 in Europe's favour. Another home figure (2.25) has no source.

    Included it: Gemini, Claude. Did not include: Meta, Nemotron, MiMo, DeepSeek, Wenxin.

    In their lists: Gemini: 5 · Claude: 6

    What each AI noted 2
    • Geminiplace 5

      A perfect 3-for-3 start in Europe lifts continental returns 0.75 PPG above their hard-fought domestic campaign.

    • Claudeplace 6

      Fifth in the Premier League at 1.71 per game, but the only club with a perfect 9 from 9 in Europe besides Paris Saint-Germain.

      Source ↗
    2 AIs put it here
    Source ↗

02More about the top three

The ranking is above. Here is more about the three places at the top: what they are, why they are here, and what is worth knowing.

The gaps use different game counts: sources disagree on whether Porto played 7 or 8 league games, and one AI gave Lille 2.63 league points a game instead of 2.00.

1Lille

No. 1 — Lille. On the lists of 5 of 7 AIs; median place there: 1. Strong league form against no European points, with a home loss to Galatasaray despite creating more chances.

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Did you know

  • Lille won the 2020–21 Ligue 1 title with 83 points, the most in the club's history. They lost only three league games, and Burak Yılmaz was the league's top scorer with 16 goals.

    Source ↗
What it is
French club with a strong Ligue 1 start but no Champions League points.
Its edge
Created more chances than Galatasaray on expected goals, yet lost 4-2 at home.
Who should know
Useful for fans wondering how a top league side can lose all its European games.
  • League vs Europe points gapGap 2.00 points per game
  • Founded1944
  • HeadquartersCamphin-en-Pévèle

Wikipedia · Wikidata

Why it is here

  • Lille lost 3-0 at Arsenal in matchday 2. Arsenal had 16 shots, 8 on target. Lille had 4 shots, and none made the goalkeeper save. That is part of why a strong league side has no European points.

    Source ↗ ✓ confirmed by several AIs

  • In matchday 3 Lille lost 2-4 at home to Galatasaray. The page shows Lille ahead on shots on target (5 to 4) and shots off target (10 to 7). Lille's European results are still worse than its domestic form.

    Source ↗
History

  • On 23 June 1969, Lille gave up its professional status. It had too few facilities and too little money, after years of debt and falling down the divisions.

    Source ↗
Keep in mind

  • Crowd trouble is a worry around the Galatasaray game. Galatasaray fans may not wear club shirts or scarves outside the away section, and rule-breakers can have tickets taken and be refused entry.

    Source ↗
Where to go further

  • Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille, the city's main art museum. Full price is 7 €, and it is free on the first Sunday of each month. Start with the gigapixel space and the 3D model of Lille's plan-relief. Check the hours first: it is closed on Tuesdays, and the first floor is partly closed for renovation.

    Source ↗
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2Porto

No. 2 — Porto. On the lists of 3 of 7 AIs; median place there: 1. Perfect league record against zero points in Europe makes the biggest gap, though sources disagree on games played.

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Did you know

  • Porto's stadium, the Estádio do Dragão, opened on 16 November 2003 with a friendly against Barcelona, which Porto won 2–0. In that match a teenage Lionel Messi played his first game for Barcelona's senior team.

    Source ↗
What it is
Portuguese club that has won every league game and lost every Champions League game.
Its edge
Has the widest gap: all possible league points, none in Europe.
Who should know
Useful for fans who want to see how big a home-versus-Europe gap can get.
  • League vs Europe points gapGap 3.00 points per game
  • Founded1898
  • HeadquartersUnited States

Wikipedia · Wikidata

Why it is here

  • Porto opened the league phase with a 0-2 home loss to Manchester City on 8 September 2026. Erling Haaland scored both goals. This was the first European game behind Porto's big gap with its league form.

    Source ↗

  • On 20 October 2026 Porto lost 0-1 at home to PSV at the Estádio do Dragão. Guus Til scored in the 57th minute. Porto had no goals in the two European games on these pages.

    Source ↗
Did you know

  • Porto's 1987 world title came in Tokyo. They beat Peñarol of Uruguay 2–1 after extra time on 13 December 1987, with Rabah Madjer scoring the winner. It was Porto's first Intercontinental Cup.

    Source ↗
Keep in mind

  • Porto's coach says small gaps are punished in Europe. After the 3-2 loss at Betis he said that at Champions League level, giving away even a little space makes you pay the price.

    Source ↗
Where to go further

  • FC Porto Museum and Dragão stadium tour. It is self-paced with audioguides, and the stadium tour is not guided. Book your stadium time at the reception when you arrive. Sources give different hours, so check on the day.

    Source ↗
Claude, DeepSeek put it first. What they saw in it

  • Claude: 8 wins from 8 in Portugal (3.00 points per game) but 0 from 3 in the Champions League, a gap of 3.00 points per game, the largest of any club in the table.

  • DeepSeek: Porto have won all seven Primeira Liga games but lost all three Champions League matches — a 3.00-point weekly swing from domestic to European football.

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3Galatasaray

No. 3 — Galatasaray. On the lists of 3 of 7 AIs; median place there: 3. Leads its league but won only once in Europe, so its gap is the smallest of the three.

Did you know

  • Galatasaray's move to make him permanent was announced as a record-breaking transfer from Napoli. It was reported as the biggest signing in Super Lig history.

    Source ↗
What it is
Turkish league leader with one win and two losses in the Champions League.
Its edge
Has the smallest gap, because it beat Lille for its first European points.
Who should know
Useful for fans who want to see a league leader that can still win in Europe.
  • League vs Europe points gapGap 1.38 points per game
  • Founded1905
  • HeadquartersIstanbul

Wikipedia · Wikidata

Why it is here

  • Galatasaray lost 4-1 at home to Barcelona. The score was 1-1 at half-time. It was their second European loss, after a 3-1 defeat at Sporting in week 1.

    Source ↗

  • Galatasaray then won 4-2 at Lille in matchday 3. That gave them their first European win after two losses. It is the reason their gap is smaller than Lille's or Porto's.

    Source ↗
History

  • In November 2021, a head clash with Inter defender Milan Skriniar at San Siro fractured bones around his eye and cheek. Surgery put six plaques and 18 screws in his face. A surgeon later said he could have lost his sight.

    Source ↗
Keep in mind

  • His future is uncertain. His contract runs to June 2029, but Chelsea, Barcelona and Real Madrid have reportedly shown interest. The president has hinted the price could top €100 million.

    Source ↗

  • A clause says Galatasaray must pay Napoli €70 million if he is sold to a Serie A club before 2027. This makes a move to Juventus harder.

    Source ↗
Where to go further

  • Read this article on Osimhen's numbers. Look at his shot count first, since it shows how much Galatasaray rely on his finishing.

    Source ↗

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The top three side by side

LillePortoGalatasaray
In the AIs' lists5 / 73 / 73 / 7
League vs Europe points gapGap 2.00 points per gameGap 3.00 points per gameGap 1.38 points per game
Founded194418981905
HeadquartersCamphin-en-PévèleUnited StatesIstanbul
Put first byGemini, Nemotron, MiMoClaude, DeepSeek—

Places with the same number of AIs are ordered by their average place in the AIs' own lists.

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03Worth knowing

What the AIs noticed while building the list.

Lille created more than Galatasaray on expected goals (2.21 to 1.615) but lost 2-4. Finishing decided the game, not the run of play.

Noticed by:
Included it: DeepSeek. Did not include: Meta, Gemini, Nemotron, Claude, MiMo, Wenxin.
Source ↗

Barcelona and Manchester City both drop 1.00 point a game in Europe, and both lost to PSG. That is about the quality of their opponents, not a collapse in form.

Noticed by:
Included it: Claude, DeepSeek. Did not include: Meta, Gemini, Nemotron, MiMo, Wenxin.
Source ↗

Before the season, Opta's model projected PSG only 7th (13.81 points). They have 9 points from 9 and a +9 goal difference.

Noticed by:
Included it: MiMo. Did not include: Meta, Gemini, Nemotron, Claude, DeepSeek, Wenxin.
Source ↗

Inter lead Serie A with 19 points from 7 games but have 0 from 2 in Europe. They miss the 3-game minimum for this list.

Noticed by:
Included it: Claude, DeepSeek. Did not include: Meta, Gemini, Nemotron, MiMo, Wenxin.
Source ↗

Sources disagree on the Ligue 1 table: ESPN puts Lille 4th in a five-way tie on 14 points, Sky puts them 2nd. Other unsourced figures for Lille's home rate range from 1.88 to 2.63.

Noticed by:
Included it: Claude. Did not include: Meta, Gemini, Nemotron, MiMo, DeepSeek, Wenxin.
Source ↗

04How we counted

In plain words, no formulas.

1The question

Top 10 Champions League clubs whose European results differ most from their league form this season

2Why this topic

The reader sees the European table, a model rating and the domestic table side by side, and finds out which clubs' league form does not carry over to Europe, something none of the three tables shows alone.

3Where it applies

UEFA Champions League league phase 2026-27, clubs from Europe's top divisions, at least 3 league-phase matches played

4What we looked at

  • Gap between points per game in the domestic league and points per game in the Champions League
  • Gap between each club's pre-season model strength rating and its European results so far
  • Only clubs with at least 3 league-phase matches played, so the samples can be compared
  • UEFA (uefa.com) — Official Champions League league-phase table: points, goal difference and results
  • NBC Sports copy of the league-phase table (21 Oct 2026) — Points, wins, draws, losses and goal difference per club after 2 or 3 matchdays
  • ESPN domestic league tables 2026-27 — Games, points and points per game in each club's own league (6 to 9 games played)
  • Opta Analyst Power Rankings — 0-100 model rating of each club from all matches, domestic and European; it changes week to week
  • Opta supercomputer pre-season projection (Sports Illustrated) — Expected league-phase points per club before the season

5Who ranked

The leading AIs, each building its own list of ten independently and naming a source for every place: Meta, Gemini, Nemotron, Claude, MiMo, DeepSeek, Wenxin.

6How the places were set

The same entry written differently by different AIs was counted as one. The more AIs put an entry on their list, and the higher they put it, the higher its place. "AI agreement" shows how many of the AIs had it on their own list. Sources are only those the AIs found themselves; nothing was added by hand.

05Each AI's own list

🇺🇸 Gemini10 places · 2 notes

The same question, answered by Gemini alone. The final list above combines all the AIs.

  1. 1
    Lille

    A catastrophic 1.88-point per match deficit between domestic top-four pace and 3 straight European defeats.

    Source ↗
  2. 2
    PSV Eindhoven

    Dominating the Eredivisie with 2.70 PPG while scraping only 1.33 PPG in the Champions League.

  3. 3
    VfB Stuttgart

    Outperforming domestic mid-table mediocrity by gaining 1.03 more points per game against European elite.

  4. 4
    Atlético Madrid

    Suffered a steep 0.77 PPG European decline punctuated by a Matchday 3 stumble despite a rock-solid domestic run.

  5. 5
    Liverpool

    A perfect 3-for-3 start in Europe lifts continental returns 0.75 PPG above their hard-fought domestic campaign.

  6. 6
    Paris Saint-Germain

    A pristine 100% Champions League record with +9 goal differential eclipses domestic dropped points.

  7. 7
    Barcelona

    A 0.60 PPG drop in Europe highlights defensive exposure against continental counter-attacks.

  8. 8
    Borussia Dortmund

    Secured 6 of 9 points in Europe despite lagging behind Bundesliga pacesetters by 0.50 PPG.

  9. 9
    Manchester City

    Conceding an early UCL defeat created a rare 0.50 PPG deficit against their Premier League benchmark.

  10. 10
    AS Roma

    Balanced between a 1.33 European PPG and a 1.20 Serie A PPG, outperforming domestic metrics in European fixtures.

What Gemini noticed

Lille became the first French side in the new 36-team format to open a Champions League season with 3 consecutive losses despite remaining in the top quarter of Ligue 1.

Source ↗

VfB Stuttgart's sudden European surge (+1.03 PPG over their domestic rate) represents the largest positive differential of any club in the competition through 3 games.

Source ↗
🇺🇸 Nemotron10 places · 2 notes

The same question, answered by Nemotron alone. The final list above combines all the AIs.

  1. 1
    Lille OSC (France)

    Unbeaten in Ligue 1 (2.63 PPG) but pointless in three Champions League matches — the widest domestic‑European gap in Europe.

    Source ↗
  2. 2
    Feyenoord (Netherlands)

    Eredivisie leaders (2.50 PPG) yet only 1 point from 3 CL games — rotation and a brutal schedule expose the gap.

  3. 3
    Club Brugge KV (Belgium)

    Dominant in Belgium (2.40 PPG) but winless in Europe — underlying xG suggests they’ve been unlucky, not outclassed.

  4. 4
    Dinamo Zagreb (Croatia)

    Croatian champions cruising domestically (2.56 PPG) but conceded 7 goals in 3 CL matches — defensive frailty exposed at higher level.

  5. 5
    RB Salzburg (Austria)

    Austrian league pace‑setters (2.44 PPG) yet only 2 points in Europe — model expected 5+ points given their rating.

  6. 6
    Celtic FC (Scotland)

    Scottish Premiership leaders (2.70 PPG) but winless in CL — the Old Firm gap to Europe’s elite remains stark.

  7. 7
    Shakhtar Donetsk (Ukraine)

    Playing home games in Germany, top of Ukrainian league (2.33 PPG) but 0 points in CL — displacement and squad turnover hurt.

  8. 8
    BSC Young Boys (Switzerland)

    Swiss Super League top (2.25 PPG) but pointless in Europe — underlying numbers show they create chances but lack finishing.

  9. 9
    Slovan Bratislava (Slovakia)

    Dominant domestically (2.60 PPG) but winless in CL — the gap between Slovak league and Europe’s top tier is the widest in the sample.

  10. 10
    Qarabağ FK (Azerbaijan)

    Azerbaijan Premier League leaders (2.40 PPG) but 0 points in CL — model rated them 75, yet they’ve faced three top‑10 opponents.

What Nemotron noticed

Lille’s 0‑point start is the worst by a French champion in the league‑phase era; their xG in those three matches is 3.2 — they’ve been wasteful, not outplayed.

Source ↗

Opta’s pre‑season ratings over‑estimated the European competitiveness of domestic dominators by an average of 1.8 points per game — the model still leans heavily on domestic goal difference.

Source ↗
🇺🇸 Claude10 places · 4 notes

The same question, answered by Claude alone. The final list above combines all the AIs.

  1. 1
    Porto

    8 wins from 8 in Portugal (3.00 points per game) but 0 from 3 in the Champions League, a gap of 3.00 points per game, the largest of any club in the table.

    Source ↗
  2. 2
    Lille (LOSC)

    Level on 14 points in Ligue 1's four-way tie at the top (2.00 per game), yet 0 points and -6 goal difference in Europe after three straight defeats.

    Source ↗
  3. 3
    Galatasaray

    Top of the Süper Lig (19 points from 8 games, 2.38 per game) but only 1 point per game in Europe, with the only win coming against Lille.

    Source ↗
  4. 4
    VfB Stuttgart

    13th in the Bundesliga with 1.00 point per game, yet unbeaten in Europe with 7 points (2.33 per game), so the gap runs in their favour.

    Source ↗
  5. 5
    Fenerbahçe

    Third in Turkey at 2.00 per game but without a win in Europe (2 draws, 1 loss) and a -6 goal difference.

    Source ↗
  6. 6
    Liverpool

    Fifth in the Premier League at 1.71 per game, but the only club with a perfect 9 from 9 in Europe besides Paris Saint-Germain.

    Source ↗
  7. 7
    Atlético Madrid

    Second in LaLiga at 2.44 per game, but only 4 points from 3 in Europe, so a 1.11 per game drop.

    Source ↗
  8. 8
    AS Roma

    Unbeaten in Serie A and third (2.43 per game), but a win, a draw and a loss in Europe (1.33 per game).

    Source ↗
  9. 9
    Paris Saint-Germain

    Level on 14 points in Ligue 1 (2.00 per game) but perfect in Europe with 9 points and +9 goal difference, the best in the table.

    Source ↗
  10. 10
    Barcelona

    A perfect 9 from 9 in LaLiga (3.00 per game) against 2 wins and 1 loss in Europe (2.00 per game), the loss coming at Paris Saint-Germain.

    Source ↗

What Claude noticed

Porto and Lille are mirror images of the same match day: both clubs sit in a title race at home and have 0 points in Europe.

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Stuttgart are 13th in the Bundesliga with 6 points from 6 games, yet third in the Champions League with 7 points from 3. Dortmund and Bayern lead the Bundesliga on 14 points each.

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Inter lead Serie A with 19 points from 7 games but have 0 points and -2 goal difference from 2 Champions League games. They have too few games to be ranked yet, since a third game is needed for this list.

Source ↗

Lens are 8th in Ligue 1 and have 3 points from 2 Champions League games. Aston Villa, Arsenal and Real Madrid have 6 points from 2 games and are not ranked here because they have not reached 3 games.

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🇨🇳 MiMo10 places · 2 notes

The same question, answered by MiMo alone. The final list above combines all the AIs.

  1. 1
    Lille(LOSC, 2026-27)

    Zero points from three in Europe against 2.00 a game in Ligue 1 — for a side that had scored first in eight straight home Champions League matches.

    Source ↗
  2. 2
    Galatasaray(2026-27)

    Nineteen points from eight to lead the Süper Lig — after a 1-4 home loss to Barcelona, and then a first away win in France since a 1-0 at Nantes in 2001.

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    ParisSaint-Germain (2026-27)

    Projected only 7th for the league phase (13.81 points), the two-time holders have taken 9 from 9 and beaten Barcelona 4-2.

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    VfBStuttgart (2026-27)

    Thirteenth in the Bundesliga with six points from six — unbeaten in Europe with seven from three and a +5 goal difference.

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    FCPorto (2026-27)

    First in the Primeira Liga, winless in three in Europe — 0-1 at home to PSV after a two-goal loss to Manchester City.

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    SlovanBratislava (2026-27)

    Three games, three defeats, -12 goal difference — beaten by five in Paris, 0-3 at home by Stuttgart and 0-4 in Rome.

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    Bodø/Glimt(2026-27)

    The model liked them for 18th (10.77 expected points) — then Bayern (0-5), Borussia Dortmund and Napoli (3-4) came along.

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    Napoli(2026-27)

    Three points and a -2 goal difference, built on a 4-3 over Bodø/Glimt that McTominay sealed twice on his return from heart surgery.

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    ManchesterUnited (2026-27)

    Projected 9th with 13.06 points, they have one win in three — and lost in Como while their own site asked why they cannot pick up points.

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    Como(2026-27)

    Projected 16th (11.30 points), the debutants have six from three — Leipzig beaten by three and Manchester United put out.

What MiMo noticed

Napoli's4-3 over Bodø/Glimt was sealed by Scott McTominay scoring twice on his return from heart surgery — three points that flatter a -2 goal difference.

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Stuttgartare 13th in the Bundesliga on six points from six games yet unbeaten in Europe (7 from 3), while Aston Villa put six past Fenerbahçe in the same week.

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🇨🇳 DeepSeek10 places · 4 notes

The same question, answered by DeepSeek alone. The final list above combines all the AIs.

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    FC Porto (Portugal)

    Porto have won all seven Primeira Liga games but lost all three Champions League matches — a 3.00-point weekly swing from domestic to European football.

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    Lille (France)

    Lille are the bottom-placed Ligue 1 side in the Champions League, with 0 points and a -6 goal difference after a 2-4 home defeat to Galatasaray.

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    Galatasaray (Turkey)

    Galatasaray's first Champions League points came at Lille; domestically they average 2.38 points per game as Süper Lig leaders.

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    Fenerbahçe (Turkey)

    Fenerbahçe have drawn two of their first three Champions League matches, taking two points, while domestically they average 2.00 points per game.

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    Slovan Bratislava (Slovakia)

    Slovan have conceded 13 goals in three Champions League games and taken zero points, despite averaging 2.00 points per game in the Slovak league.

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    Roma (Italy)

    Roma average 2.43 points per game in Serie A but only 1.33 in the Champions League, where their 4-0 win over Slovan is the lone high point.

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    Atlético Madrid (Spain)

    Atlético are unbeaten in La Liga but have only four points from three Champions League games, including a 1-1 draw at Stuttgart.

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    PSV Eindhoven (Netherlands)

    PSV beat Porto 1-0 in the Champions League but average 2.38 points per game in the Eredivisie; their European return is 1.33.

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    Bodø/Glimt (Norway)

    Bodø/Glimt average 2.38 points per game in Eliteserien but have only three Champions League points from three games, including a 4-3 loss at Napoli.

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    Barcelona (Spain)

    Barcelona have won all nine La Liga games but lost 4-2 at PSG, leaving them on 2.00 Champions League points per game against 3.00 domestically.

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What DeepSeek noticed

Lille's 0 points from three games is the worst Champions League start of any Ligue 1 club in the league-phase era, and it came with a -6 goal difference.

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Porto are the clearest domestic-to-European collapse: 21 points from 7 Primeira Liga games, 0 points from 3 Champions League games, and a 0-1 home loss to PSV.

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Lille out-created Galatasaray 2.21 to 1.615 on xG but lost 2-4, so the result was not simply a case of being outplayed; finishing and second-half errors decided it.

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Barcelona and Manchester City both have a -1.00 domestic-to-European PPG gap, but both lost to PSG; their places here are about opponent quality, not a collapse in form.

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