Tables
League tables that sort themselves by the tie-break rules you pick, and say which rule placed each team.
Points, then tie-breaks
How the table works
Type the teams and the league table maker makes the fixture list for you, once or home and away. Enter each score as the game is played; the table counts only games with both scores in. Points come first. When teams are level on points, the rule set you pick decides: the Premier League looks at goal difference and goals scored before head-to-head games; the UEFA Nations League looks at the games between the level teams first. Under every team the table names the rule that placed it, and teams that the scores alone cannot split share the place. Your teams and scores stay in your browser.
Who goes above whom
Tie-break rules, side by side
| Rules | Order |
|---|---|
| Premier League (Rule C.17) | points, then goal difference, then goals scored, then head-to-head points and away goals scored; then a play-off |
| UEFA Nations League (Art. 15) | points, then head-to-head points and goal difference and goals scored (re-applied to teams still level), then goal difference, then goals scored, then away goals scored, then wins, then away wins; then disciplinary points, then the access list |
| UEFA league phase (Art. 18) | points, then goal difference, then goals scored, then away goals scored, then wins, then away wins; then criteria used only after the last matchday |
The biggest difference: the Premier League looks at goal difference before head-to-head games; the UEFA Nations League looks at head-to-head games first. The same results can give a different table, which is why the table names the rule that placed each team.
Tie-break rules read 11 Nov 2026 · Made and checked by Saad Danish · How we check