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Padraig Whelan·31 August 2023
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Padraig Whelan·31 August 2023
Welcome to the second edition of this seasonâs Power Rankings of Europeâs 10 most in-form sides.
Here is our top 10.
Two wins from two to start the new Serie A season means the Rossoneri sit atop the bunch with a perfect record.
But it is the manner of those victories which has been most impressive, with Christian Pulisic in particular starring in 2-0 and 4-1 wins over Bologna and Torino respectively.
Three games into the Portuguese season and there is a surprise leader, with VitĂłria out in front ahead of Sporting CP and Porto on goal difference.
They have won all of their games so far, scoring five and conceding just one, with André Silva (no, not that one) stealing the show so far.
A considerable drop from first place to eighth for the Seagulls but that is the merciless nature of the early season rankings.
After impressive 4-1 victories in each of their opening two Premier League games, Brighton were surprisingly put to the sword at home to West Ham last time out.
Seventh place for the team in seventh heaven.
Diego Simeoneâs men followed up four points from their first two games with a stunning 7-0 thrashing of Rayo Vallecano on Monday night for the biggest away win in club history.
After what was a summer of discontent for so long, the mood music is now very different around the London Stadium.
West Ham have made some astute and exciting signings in recent weeks, kept hold of Lucas PaquetĂĄ and started the season with very impressive victories over Chelsea and Brighton to earn second spot in the standings.
You canât say Monacoâs start to the season under Adi HĂŒtter has been boring.
Theyâve scored at least three in each of their games so far, following up 4-2 and 3-0 wins with a thrilling 3-3 draw with Nantes in which they twice fought back from two-goal deficits. And with Folarin Balogun now added to their attack, theyâll only get better!
Their season started with a Johan Cruyff Shield win and things have only gotten better since then.
Peter Boszâs sideâs fine form culminated in reaching the Champions League group stages in style in midweek as they thrashed Rangers 7-3 on aggregate to book their golden ticket back to the big show.
Xabiâs Alonsoâs men may only have played three competitive games so far but what games they have been.
Union Berlin have been excellent and deservedly sit atop the Bundesliga but Leverkusen followed up an 8-0 DFB Pokal victory with two outstanding wins given the quality of opposition: swatting Leipzig aside 3-2 before a derby thrashing of Borussia Mönchengladbach on the road.
Even without Pep Guardiola on the bench as he continues to recover from back surgery, City canât be stopped.
They looked set to drop points at Bramall Lane last weekend when Sheffield United levelled late, only for Rodri to net an instant winner to ensure the champions are the only Premier League team with a perfect record after three games.
The Jude Bellingham show has taken centre stage in Spain and Real Madrid are reaping every inch of the rewards.
Top scorer in LaLiga and Augustâs Player of the Month has been on fire to help Los Blancos to top spot in the league with a 100% record. Even with VinĂcius JĂșnior sidelined through injury, their new hero means they are the team to beat.