Ligue 1 · 2026/27 season

The justice table

updated 2026-08-31

Where each side would sit on the chances they created and conceded, rather than on the results they got. Gap = points − xPts (deserved points): green is running hot, red is owed. On matchdays, positions update within the hour of each full time.

Premier League · 10La Liga · 2Serie A · 2Bundesliga · 9Ligue 1
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Team
1Monaco263.9 +2.153.31.9-0.3+1.9
2Paris FC245.3 -1.324.60.9-1.6+0.9
3Lille242.0 +2.0132.43.6+1.6+1.6
4Lyon242.7 +1.3103.13.3-0.1+2.3
5Rennes243.6 +0.464.63.4-1.6+1.4
6Troyes242.2 +1.8122.02.60.0+1.6
7Lens235.0 -2.038.13.6-2.1-0.4
8Marseille233.9 -0.943.61.8+0.4-0.2
9Angers233.0 0.073.63.0-0.60.0
10Strasbourg230.8 +2.2182.15.3-0.1+0.3
11Brest225.5 -3.516.32.1-2.3-1.9
12PSG222.9 -0.992.42.1-0.4+0.1
13Le Mans211.0 0.0163.56.3+0.5+1.3
14Lorient212.9 -1.983.02.8-2.0+0.8
15Le Havre211.1 -0.1151.84.0-0.8+2.0
16Toulouse212.6 -1.6113.54.4-1.5+0.4
17Nice210.8 +0.2171.75.0-1.7+2.0
18Auxerre201.4 -1.4143.56.9-0.5-1.1

18 clubs · sample: 18 matches this season. Points are the competition's official totals wherever it has seen the same matches we have, so a points deduction shows beside the club. Where the official table is a round ahead of our results, points are counted from those results instead.

What these columns mean
xPts
The points a club would average if its matches were replayed many times over, given the chances created and conceded in them. A club can win a game it would usually lose and bank three points the chances did not earn.
Gap
Points minus expected points. Positive means a club is ahead of what its chances have been worth. It measures what has already happened — it is not a forecast that the gap will close.
xPos
The league position implied by expected points. Read it next to the real position: the two rarely match, and the distance is the argument the table is making.
xG / xGA
Chance quality created, and chance quality conceded, across the season. The difference between them is the single number closest to "how good has this team actually been" — a club can be flattered by results for a long time, but not by both of these at once.
Finishing / Keeping
Goals scored minus the chance quality that produced them, and the same for the goalkeeper in reverse. Both are descriptions of what happened, not ratings of skill — at player level, finishing above expectation in one season has essentially no relationship with the next, and nothing here claims clubs are different.