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Graham Fisher
Andrew Aigner-Muehler
LukeS
HardyEPL, Serie A and La Liga League Tables
January 9th 2008 05:15
As we approach the half-way mark (or past it as in the case of the EPL) of the domestic European leagues, here is a list of how your favourite clubs are doing at the moment.
Premier League Table - 2007/08
1 Arsenal (50)
2 Man Utd (48)
3 Chelsea (44)
4 Man City (39)
5 Liverpool (38)
6 Everton (36)
7 Aston Villa (36)
8 Portsmouth (34)
9 Blackburn (33)
10 West Ham (29)
11 Newcastle (26)
12 Tottenham (24)
13 Reading (22)
14 Bolton (20)
15 Middlesbrough (20)
16 Birmingham (19)
17 Wigan (17)
18 Sunderland (17)
19 Fulham (15)
20 Derby (7)
The EPL is the most closely contested league out of itself, La Liga and Serie with just six points separating the Top 3.
Spanish Primera División Table - 2007/08
1 Real Madrid (44)
2 Barcelona (37)
3 Espanyol (36)
4 Atlético Madrid (34)
5 Villarreal (32)
6 Racing Santander (29)
7 Valencia (27)
8 FC Sevilla (26)
9 Murcia (22)
10 Real Zaragoza (21)
11 Mallorca (21)
12 Valladolid (21)
13 Getafe (21)
14 Recreativo Huelva (21)
15 Osasuna (20)
16 Almeria (20)
17 Athletic Bilbao (19)
18 Real Betis (18)
19 Deportivo La Coruña (17)
20 Levante (8)
Real Madrid has opened up a sizable lead in the title race on 44 points with Barcelona 7 points adrift in second place.
Italian Serie A Table - 2007/08
1 Inter Milan (43)
2 Roma (36)
3 Juventus (35)
4 Udinese (29)
5 Fiorentina (28)
6 Palermo (25)
7 Napoli (23)
8 Atalanta (22)
9 Catania Calcio (21)
10 Sampdoria (19)
11 Genoa (19)
12 AC Milan (18)
13 Parma (18)
14 Lazio (18)
15 Torino (17)
16 Siena (15)
17 Livorno (15)
18 Empoli (15)
19 Reggina (13)
20 Cagliari (10)
Internazionale - on 43 points - has a 7 point cushion over their nearest rivals Roma. Meanwhile, city rivals AC Milan are languishing in 12th spot with just 18 points and it is certain that they will have to win this season's Champions League if they want to take part in Europe's premier club competition next season.
League positions and points correct as at 09/01/08.
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