Europa League power rankings: Manchester United, Arsenal, Celtic – who tops our rankings?
All 48 teams ranked and rated after four Europa League matchdays
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Your support makes all the difference.We are now more than halfway through the group stages of the 2019/20 Europa League, with each team having played four games.
As such, contenders for the continent’s second most prestigious crown are beginning to emerge, and the pretenders beginning to fade.
Pre-competition favourites Manchester United and Arsenal are both unbeaten, while Sevilla are the only team to have won all four of their games so far, with Julen Lopotegui’s men in ominous form.
Celtic and Rangers are right in the mix, too, after huge matchday four victories, and Wolves are ticking along rather nicely in Group K.
Here are our power rankings of EVERY Europa League team after four weeks of action:
Which teams are too high? Too low? Let us know!
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