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Bundesliga Table & Predictor 2026/27

The 2026/27 Bundesliga table with every club’s live chances of winning the title, finishing in the top four and going down. Enter your scores for the 225 remaining matches to predict the final table.

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Who will win the Bundesliga and who will go down in 2026/27?

  • Leaders as of 8 November 2026: Bayern Munich on 21 points. Title favourites: Bayern Munich at 56.6%.
  • Most likely to go down: Schalke 04 (74.9%) and Union Berlin (53.3%).
  • 34 points bring the relegation risk under 5%; the most likely cut-off is 31 points.
  • The champions are projected to finish on about 74 points.

Bundesliga 2026/27

Current projection

Bundesliga 2026/27 table
#TeamPtsPWGD
1Bayern Munich2196+20
2Borussia Dortmund2196+9
3Freiburg1996+10
4RB Leipzig1896+14
5Bayer Leverkusen1695+3
6Werder Bremen1594+2
7Elversberg1394-1
8VfB Stuttgart12940
9Hoffenheim1294-1
10Eintracht Frankfurt1293-5
11Hamburger SV1294-10
12Mainz1093-1
13Paderborn1092-3
14Augsburg9920
15Köln992-4
16Union Berlin791-14
17Schalke 04691-6
18Borussia Mönchengladbach491-13
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Relegation battle

34 points bring the relegation risk under 5%. Most likely cut-off: 31 points.

  • Schalke 0474.9%
    6 pts · 25 games left · 28 short of safety
  • Union Berlin53.3%
    7 pts · 25 games left · 27 short of safety
  • Paderborn38.8%
    10 pts · 25 games left · 24 short of safety
  • Borussia Mönchengladbach19.0%
    4 pts · 25 games left · 30 short of safety
  • Hamburger SV5.1%
    12 pts · 25 games left · 22 short of safety
  • Elversberg4.8%
    13 pts · 25 games left · 21 short of safety
  • Köln3.0%
    9 pts · 25 games left · 25 short of safety
  • Augsburg0.5%
    9 pts · 25 games left · 25 short of safety

Where your team finishes

Pick a team to see its chance of finishing in each position.

Understand the numbers

Bundesliga relegation odds 2026/27

The clubs most at risk of dropping into the 2. Bundesliga right now are Schalke 04 (74.9%), Union Berlin (53.3%), Paderborn (38.8%), Borussia Mönchengladbach (19.0%) and Hamburger SV (5.1%). On current projections, 34 points would leave any team with less than a 5% chance of going down. The team in 16th goes into a relegation play-off.

Bundesliga title odds

Bayern Munich are favourites, with a 56.6% chance of winning the league. Also in the race: Borussia Dortmund (26.1%), RB Leipzig (8.8%), Bayer Leverkusen (6.3%) and Freiburg (1.2%). The champions should finish on about 74 points.

Top-four race

The top four qualify for the Champions League. The best chances right now belong to Bayern Munich (97.5%), Borussia Dortmund (90.6%), RB Leipzig (73.6%), Bayer Leverkusen (66.9%), Freiburg (28.9%), VfB Stuttgart (26.8%) and Eintracht Frankfurt (5.7%).

How the predictor works

The model rates every team on level, attack, defence and club size, based on recent results in all competitions and the quality of the opposition, and adds home advantage. That way, a few early-season results can’t turn an average side into title favourites. From those ratings it estimates how many goals each team should score in every remaining match, then plays out the rest of the season 20,000 times and counts how often each club wins the title, reaches the Champions League or goes down.

When you enter a score, it counts in every simulation and the chances update instantly. The top four qualify for the Champions League, fifth goes to the Europa League and sixth to the Conference League. The team in 16th plays a relegation play-off against the third-placed side in the 2. Bundesliga, and the bottom two go down automatically. European places can shift with the DFB-Pokal winner and UEFA’s extra spots. Teams level on points are separated by goal difference, then goals scored, then head-to-head.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the current Bundesliga table?

Bayern Munich lead the Bundesliga on 21 points from 9 games, ahead of Borussia Dortmund (21) and Freiburg (19). Schalke 04 (6) and Borussia Mönchengladbach (4) are in the automatic relegation places.

How does the Bundesliga table predictor work?

It plays out the 225 remaining Bundesliga 2026/27 matches 20,000 times. In each simulation, goals are drawn from each team’s strength (level, attack, defence and club size, measured from recent results against opponents of every standard) plus home advantage. A club’s title or relegation chance is the share of simulations in which it happens.

Who will win the Bundesliga in 2026/27?

On the current simulation, Bayern Munich are favourites with a 56.6% chance of the title. Borussia Dortmund (26.1%), RB Leipzig (8.8%), Bayer Leverkusen (6.3%) and Freiburg (1.2%) are also in contention.

Who will be relegated from the Bundesliga in 2026/27?

The two clubs most likely to go down automatically right now are Schalke 04 (74.9%) and Union Berlin (53.3%).

How many points are needed to stay up in the Bundesliga?

On the current simulation, a team finishing on 34 points has less than a 5% chance of relegation. The most likely points total for the 16th-placed team, the last one clear of automatic relegation (it goes into the play-off), is 31.

How many points will the Bundesliga champions need in 2026/27?

The simulation projects the champions to finish on about 74 points, most likely between 69 and 81.

Who will finish in the Bundesliga top four?

The clubs most likely to finish in the top four, and qualify for the Champions League, are Bayern Munich (97.5%), Borussia Dortmund (90.6%), RB Leipzig (73.6%), Bayer Leverkusen (66.9%), Freiburg (28.9%) and VfB Stuttgart (26.8%).

Can I share my prediction?

Yes. Tap Share to create an image of your final table, dated and with a link to the predictor. The link keeps your scores until the next match finishes.