
The Football Faithful
Ā·22 May 2025
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Ā·22 May 2025
Itās crunch time across Europeās top five leagues and our Power Rankings are back ahead of a definitive period.
Here are the 10 sides in our updated Power Rankings table.
Aston Villaās hopes of Champions League qualification are out of their hands, but Unai Emeryās side could hardly have done more to get themselves back into the race.
Villa have won eight of their last nine games in the Premier League, heading into a final-day clash at Manchester United. A return to Europeās elite remains possible after steaming down the final straight.
This weekās big fallers.
Theyāre on the beach to be honest, arenāt they?
Having wrapped up the Premier League title with games to spare, Liverpool have certainly taken their foot off the gas. Itās three without a win for Arne Slotās side after defeat at Brighton, not that it really matters.
Galatasaray are champions of Turkey again after sealing a third consecutive Süper Lig success at the weekend.
Okan Burukās side eased past Kayserispor to seal the title, even allowing veteran goalkeeper Fernando Muslera to take ā and score ā a penalty for the third goal.
Cheeky.
Manchester Cityās hopes of silverware were dashed at the weekend after losing to Crystal Palace in the FA Cup final. Itās the first trophyless season for the Citizens since 2016/17, a campaign that was Pep Guardiolaās first at the helm.
Fortunately, their Premier League form has been good and a 3-1 win over Bournemouth was the perfect response. A win at Fulham this weekend will seal Champions League qualification.
Sporting Lisbon held their nerve in the Primeira Liga title race to claim the crown on the final weekend.
An epic title race saw Sporting and Benfica head into the last game level on points, with Sporting beating Vitoria SC 2-0 to defend their crown. Itās a fine achievement for Sporting, who have dealt with the unrest of three different head coaches this season.
Napoli climb despite a fortuitous weekend in their Scudetto chase. Antonio Conteās side dropped points for the second straight game against Parma, but Interās own slip means the title race is still in their hands.
A win this weekend will seal the title, with Conte having taken last seasonās 10th-placed team to the cusp of the championship.
Inter Milan are kicking themselves after blowing the chance to overhaul Napoli in the title race.
The defending champions were twice pegged back by Lazio in a 2-2 draw before Marko Arnautovic missed a glorious chance to win it late on. That might just be the end of their Scudetto dream.
Bayern Munich signed off their title-winning season in style with a 4-0 win at Hoffenheim.
It was a party mood for the newly-crowned champions, who waltzed to a win with Michael Olise, Joshua Kimmich, Serge Gnabry and Harry Kane all on target. Unarguably Germanyās best this season.
Barcelona are another title winner to have eased up, slipping to a 3-2 defeat to Villarreal in their first fixture since winning La Liga. The Catalans led at half-time but collapsed after the break as the Yellow Submarine sunk the champions.
It was celebration time in Paris as Luis Enriqueās side concluded their title-winning season.
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Khvicha Kvaratskhelia was on target twice in the 3-1 win over Auxerre, that preceded the trophy presentation at the Parc des Princes. Now, itās full focus on quadruple success with the French Cup and Champions League finals to come.