England 2010/11 — clubs and points
Closed season · values as published by UEFA
2nd place in the season · coefficient 18.357 = 128.5 pts ÷ 7 clubs
Manchester United contributed the most: 33 of 128.5 points, 26% of everything England earned in 2010/11. Next came Chelsea (23) and Tottenham Hotspur (22). Clubs by their main competition that season: 4 in the Champions League, 3 in the Europa League. Compared with 2009/10 (17.928), England had a coefficient 0.429 higher and stayed 2nd in the season ranking. Since 2004/05 it ranks 9th of 22 seasons; the country's best was 2024/25 (29.464).
Clubs 2010/11
| Club | Competition | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Manchester United | UCL | 33 |
| Chelsea | UCL | 23 |
| Tottenham Hotspur | UCL | 22 |
| Arsenal | UCL | 19 |
| Liverpool | UEL | 16 |
| Manchester City | UEL | 15 |
| Aston Villa | UEL | 0.5 |
Points = the club's contribution to the COUNTRY coefficient (win 2, draw 1, halved in qualifying, plus bonuses) — not the club coefficient used for seeding, which has different numbers. Country coefficient = total ÷ number of clubs.
Older seasons were played under different rules (competition format and bonuses changed), so points across eras are not directly comparable.
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