After the final match of the Champions League, the final table of UEFA coefficients, which determines the representation of teams in European competitions from each country for the next season, took its final shape. In the 2004/2005 season, Ukrainian clubs showed a decent result, taking ninth place in Europe with 8.100 points. We left behind such countries as the Czech Republic, Greece, Belgium, Scotland and Turkey. Ukraine was just 0.066 points short of matching Portugal's figure. The best coefficient for the past football season belongs to England – 15.571. Second place is Italy – 14.000 and third is Spain – 12.437. Russia has a coefficient of 10.000 and seventh position. As for the overall ranking for the 2000/2005 seasons, here we have somewhat lost our positions. Russia (13th position) and Austria (14th) managed to push Ukraine down to 15th place. The first place based on the results of five football seasons is held by Spain. Second place is England and third position is Italy.
Football. Final UEFA coefficient table: in the 2004/2005 season Ukraine ranks ninth
Sport · 13:54 26.05.2005
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