Below is the final Pythagorean table for the 2011-12 Italian Serie A whose final matches were today (13 May). The league Pythagorean exponent is 1.70. This table reflects point totals won on the field, and does not account for the 6 point deduction suffered by Atalanta in the aftermath of the latest match fixing scandal.
Below is the final Pythagorean table for the 2011-12 Spanish Primera División which concluded today (13 May). The league Pythagorean exponent is 1.70.
Below is the final Pythagorean table for this season's German Bundesliga which concluded on 5 May. The league Pythagorean exponent is 1.70.
Borussia Dortmund repeated as Bundesliga champions, but the title could have been much closer. According to the Pythagorean expectation, Bayern should have finished level on points with Dortmund, which meant that Bayern dropped some winnable points that made the difference in the championship.
Below is the Pythagorean table for the 2012 Major League Soccer regular season for matches played up to 29 April 2012. The league Pythagorean exponent is 1.70.
The 2011-12 CONCACAF Champions League is now over, and it is time for the final version of the league and club coefficients. For those new to the site and unaware of how the coefficients work, here is an explanation of my methodology. These are coefficients calculated over the last five seasons, inclusive.
I received a request from a reader to produce a Pythagorean table for the Serbian Superliga, so here it is. The table is for matches played up to 25 March, and the league Pythagorean exponent is 1.70.
Below is the Pythagorean table for the 2011-12 English Premier League season, for matches played up to 25 March 2012. The standard league Pythagorean exponent of 1.70 is used.
We present the Pythagorean table for the 2011-12 Spanish Primera División season, for matches played up to 25 March 2012. The standard league Pythagorean exponent of 1.70 is used.
If Barcelona and Real Madrid and then everyone else, but the fact that Real have a six-point lead emphasizes how much they have overachieved relative to their equally powerful and talented rivals. Needless to say, if Real gets at least a draw in Camp Nou the championship is likely theirs.
