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The first season under the new Champions League format has delivered excitement, surprises, as well as a fresh dynamic to Europe’s most prestigious club cup competition. The conclusion of matchday 6 marks the last fixtures of the 2024 Champions League campaign, as the remaining 2 League stage games are set to be played at the beginning of the next year. With this period, let's consolidate one everything that has happened by looking into some individual teams of the tournament that have caught our attention so far, as well as what we have to look forward to after the winter break.

From top teams such as AC Milan, Napoli, Juventus, Inter Milan, and many more, Serie A certainly has no lack of talent captivating fans with their intense showdowns and rivalries. To honour one of the world's most competitive leagues, let's have a look at the current standings of the 2024/2025 season and examine which teams are performing well and which have room for improvement.

With the Ligue 1 season reaching its quarter point, it's important we look at the teams that have been stand-outs so far. Whether it's through their successes which have led them to the top of the table, or their misfortunes that have plunged them into a relegation battle. With every year passing, Ligue 1 is becoming increasingly competitive with emerging talents and ambitious clubs challenging the traditional powerhouses PSG, making it one of Europe's most unpredictable leagues.

The Bundesliga is Germany’s premier footballing division, home to some of the best teams and players of the sport. From the likes of Harry Kane, Jamal Musiala, Florian Wirtz and many more, a lack of talent is certainly no problem in the Bundesliga. With the recent conclusion of game week 9, join us as we delve into the current standings as we look at the teams which are overachieving in the title race as well as those teams which have struggled to make their presence known in the 2024/2025 edition of the Bundesliga.

As the La Liga season progresses, we have witnessed some exceptional displays of football that have left fans on the edge of their seats. Whether it's the iconic derbies between teams like Barcelona and Real Madrid, the battles for survival, or the title charges, La Liga truly has it all. To honour one of the best football leagues in the world, let's delve into some of the key developments in the 2024/2025 La Liga season.

As October comes to a close, the season's early surprises and disappointments are giving way a clearer picture of which teams pose a threat to the title charge, as well as which teams are at risk of relegation.  From unexpected frontrunners to struggling giants, let's take a closer look at how the 2024/25 Premier League season is shaping up so far.

After more than 2 decades of dominating in the tennis world, Rafael Nadal has announced his retirement from professional tennis. The 38-year-old Spanish legend is set to represent his home country in the Davis Cup at the end of November one final time before hanging up his racket, marking the end of his highly illustrious career of 92 ATP titles. In a heartfelt video statement, Nadal expressed mixed emotions on the decision, reflecting on his past few seasons which have been challenging on top of injuries which have hampered his ability to compete at the highest level.

The Conference League returns for the 2024/2025 season in its 4th season since its inception. As the 3rd tier of European football, it's filled to the brim with teams from all across Europe eager to prove themselves worthy of competing in the higher tiers. It's important to remember that whilst teams will be pushing themselves to win the conference League, there is a secondary goal in mind with the winner of the conference League being granted automatic qualification to the Europa League, a stepping stone in the journey to Europe’s premier competition, the Champions League.

The Europa League returns for its 54th edition in the 2024/2025 season. With the 25th September as the tournament's start date, fans are slowly readying themselves to witness some of Europe’s best battle it out for the highly desired Europa League trophy. Along with the prestige of winning such an award, the winners also receive automatic qualification to the Champions League, an opportunity to show what your team is made of on the grandest stage in Europe.

Serie A, Italy’s premier footballing division, returns for its 123rd season. Expect thrilling action, last-minute goals, and fan upsets as teams vie for glory and the Scudetto. From attacking aces such as Victor Osimhen, Lautaro Martinez, and Paulo Dybala, to defensive maestros such as Theo Hernandez, there is plenty of talent in store for fans to watch.With the start of the 2024/2025 season bringing even more quality players and managerial talents to the league, it is important we acknowledge all these changes which make the start of the upcoming season so exciting.

Welcome to Europe’s premier club competition, the Champions League, as it returns for its 70th Season, set to captivate audiences worldwide once more. First established in 1955, this prestigious tournament brings together the finest teams in Europe as they clash for the prospect of being crowned Champions of Europe.  Besides this monumental milestone in the history of the tournament, there have also been significant changes made to the format for this year’s edition, further adding to its excitement.

Ligue 1, France’s premier football league, is set to return for another thrilling season as it welcomes back fans after the summer break. Over the years, the league has got more and more competitive with the introduction of new teams and players to the system. From established teams such as PSG and Lyon, to emerging clubs such as Stade Brest as well as many more, this season promises to be another season filled with fierce competition and memorable moments.