UEFA Europa League Live Scores, Fixtures, Table & Stats Hub
Follow UEFA Europa League fixtures, group standings, knockout brackets and player stats from qualifying rounds to the final.
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About the UEFA Europa League
The UEFA Europa League features clubs from across Europe competing in qualifying rounds, a 48-team group stage and a knockout bracket that leads to a neutral-site final.
- Qualifiers filter 32 teams into the group stage, joined by 10 UEFA Champions League transfer clubs at the knockout phase.
- Group winners advance directly to the Round of 16; runners-up meet UEFA Champions League third-place teams in preliminary knockout ties.
- Two-legged knockouts culminate in a single-match final with the champion securing UEFA Champions League qualification for the following season.
Track matchdays, statistics and bracket outcomes for every UEFA Europa League round, including live updates during the final.
Table
| # | Team | P | W | D | L | GF | GA | GD | Pts | Form |
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Group winner
Group runner-up
Knockout play-off
Best Defense (fewest GA)
Best Goal Difference
Home Fortresses
Road Warriors
Hottest Form (last 5)
Points Per Match
Lowest GA per Match
Top Scorers
Top Assists
Most Yellow Cards
Most Red Cards
Most Shots on Target
Most Key Passes
Most Minutes Played
Most Penalty Goals
UEFA Europa League FAQ
How does the UEFA Europa League format work?
Teams progress through qualifying rounds, a group stage and knockout ties, with UEFA Champions League third-place clubs joining the knockout play-off stage.
What do UEFA Europa League group winners and runners-up receive?
Group winners advance to the Round of 16. Group runners-up face UEFA Champions League third-place teams in a knockout play-off to reach the Round of 16.
What does the UEFA Europa League champion earn?
The UEFA Europa League winner qualifies for the next season’s UEFA Champions League group stage and competes in the UEFA Super Cup.
How are knockout ties decided?
Knockouts are two-legged ties decided on aggregate goals, followed by extra time or penalties if necessary. The final is a single match.