Fenerbahçe falters in Europe too: UEFA country coefficient ranking updated! What is Turkey's current position?
The highly anticipated Champions League and Europa League matches have begun in Europe. Our representatives, Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe, had a disappointing start in their opening matches. While Galatasaray was defeated 5-1 away by Frankfurt, Fenerbahçe also left their away match against Dinamo Zagreb with a 3-1 loss. Following our representatives' winless week, the UEFA country coefficient ranking has been updated. So, what is Turkey's position in the UEFA country coefficient ranking? Here is the current UEFA country coefficient ranking...
Galatasaray visited German side Frankfurt last week in their first UEFA Champions League match. The Yellow-Reds left the match, in which they had taken the lead, with a 5-1 defeat.
European cups continued this week with UEFA Europa League matches. Our representative in the Europa League, Fenerbahçe, faced Dinamo Zagreb. The host team, Zagreb, won the match 3-1, which ended in a 1-1 draw at halftime.
While the European adventure of our representatives Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe started on a sour note, the UEFA country coefficient ranking has been updated. The current UEFA country coefficient ranking is as follows:
1. England - 95.894
2. Italy - 85.088
3. Spain - 79.453
4. Germany - 75.545
5. France - 68.248
6. Netherlands - 61.866
7. Portugal - 57.866
8. Belgium - 55.750
9. TURKEY - 43.600
10. Czechia - 40.500
News Source : 12punto
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