UEFA country coefficient ranking updated: What is Turkey's position?
The UEFA country coefficient ranking has been updated following the 5th week matches played in the Champions League yesterday.
The 5th week of the UEFA Champions League concluded with the matches played last night.
Our only representative in the Champions League, Galatasaray, made a historic comeback against Manchester United and left the match with 1 point.
Falling behind twice in the match, Galatasaray did not give up and drew 3-3 with their strong opponent. Galatasaray's goals in the match were scored by Hakim Ziyech from free kicks in the 29th and 62nd minutes, and by Kerem Aktürkoğlu in the 71st minute.
With this result, Galatasaray secured their second draw in the group, bringing their total to 5 points. The visiting Manchester United increased their points from 3 to 4. In the final match of the group, our representative will face Copenhagen away on December 12. Our other representatives in Europe, Beşiktaş and Fenerbahçe, will play their matches in the Conference League today (November 30).
The UEFA country coefficient ranking was updated following the Champions League matches played on Tuesday and Wednesday.
So, how did the ranking shape up after Galatasaray's draw with Manchester United? What is Turkey's position in the UEFA country coefficient ranking?
HERE IS THE LATEST STATUS IN THE UEFA RANKING
1- ENGLAND: 95.553
2- SPAIN: 83.989
3- ITALY: 79.426
4- GERMANY: 78.338
5- FRANCE: 57.664
6- NETHERLANDS: 57.500
7- PORTUGAL: 50.482
8- BELGIUM: 43.000
9- TURKEY: 35.600
10- SCOTLAND: 33.250
News Source: 12punto
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