Updated: September 24, 2025
The closing weeks of the 2052/53 season have thrown the continent into chaos — and nowhere is the drama more feverish than England, Germany, Spain, and Italy. Here’s the state of play as we head into the final stretch.
🇬🇧 Premier League: Chelsea’s Invincibles Edge Closer
Chelsea remain unbeaten after 36 games (31W, 5D), boasting a staggering +99 goal difference and 98 points. The title is already secured, but history beckons — two games remain to complete the season without a single defeat.
Joseph Haigh, Netanel Sahar, and emerging star Junior now spearhead the Blues’ relentless attack. With Logan Granger having departed for Valencia earlier in the campaign, manager Calin Dimario has relied on Chelsea’s enviable squad depth — and it’s paid off spectacularly.
Pele continues to dictate tempo from midfield, while Manuel Ordóñez anchors the backline with calm authority. The Cobham conveyor belt, guided by Haigh, is redefining England’s footballing hierarchy.
At the other end, Bournemouth and Middlesbrough are down, while Luton and Leeds trade punches in a desperate bid for survival.
🇪🇸 La Liga: Atlético and Real in Historic Duel
Atlético Madrid (94 pts) lead Real Madrid (90 pts) with three games left — both sides have combined for 213 goals in 35 matches, with Real conceding just 17.
Valencia, now led by former Chelsea striker Logan Granger, are pushing for European qualification alongside Espanyol and a resurgent Barcelona. At the bottom, Girona, Alavés, and Málaga look doomed.
🇮🇹 Serie A: Juventus, Napoli, Milan in a Scudetto Dogfight
Just two points separate Juventus (91), Napoli (89), and AC Milan (86) with three matches to go. Napoli have scored 118 goals, while Juve’s +89 goal difference is the best in Italy.
Inter, Roma, and Bologna are poised for European qualification. At the bottom, Cagliari, Crotone, and Torino face the drop unless they can spark a late escape.
🇩🇪 Bundesliga: Dortmund Hold Nerve as Bayern Chase
Borussia Dortmund top the table on 76 points (32 games), narrowly ahead of RB Leipzig (74) and FC Bayern (72). Leipzig’s defence has conceded just 19 all year, while Dortmund’s 87 goals lead the league.
Hertha Berlin and Düsseldorf complete the top five, but it’s Mainz and Arminia who face certain relegation.
Across Europe, titles are slipping, clinching, and collapsing — and we wouldn’t have it any other way.