THE INTERNATIONAL BREAK FORCED US TO WAIT.

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We are compelled against our will to wait two weeks before watching our beloved teams again since the international break has begun. While we wait, let's talk about the six or seven game weeks we've seen in the top five leagues and contrast the current league standings with those from the previous year.

Premier League: 

1. Arsenal (18 point).
2. Man City (17 points).
3. Spurs (17 points)

The current premier league standings show how far teams like Arsenal have come. Arsenal suffered a lot at this time last year and took a lot of flak for it, but now they're leading the league. Tottenham has also advanced. Man City are still in good shape, but Chelsea and Liverpool, for example, have lagged behind.

LA LIGA 

(1) Real Madrid has (18 points).
(2) Barcelona (16 points)
3. 15 points for Real Betis Betis
Barcelona has raised the bar, much like Arsenal. They are once more a threat now that they have switched from Messi to Lewandowski. Real Madrid is still unbeatable. They are without a doubt the best in Spain. Real Betis is shocking as well. They have thus far played as though they want to be noticed, thus they get some praise. Sevilla, like Chelsea and Liverpool, is having difficulties.

 SERIA 

-1 Napoli (17 points)
2. Atlantis (17 points)
3. Udine, 16 points
the league that is arguably the most competitive right now. The unexpectedly strong Italian team is Udinese. A.C. Milan,
Juventus and Inter Milan are also having difficulties. In Atalanta, only Napoli maintains its position while in good company.

LIGUE 

1. 22 points for PSG
2. Marseille (20 points)
3. Lorient scored 19 points.
There isn't much of a difference because PSG and Marseille are still in first place, but what's important to note is that both teams increased from 21 and 15 points, respectively. While Lille and Monaco are having difficulties, Lorient is doing just great.

BUNDESLIGA  

1. Union Berlin (17 points)
2. Dortmund (15 points)
3. Freiburg, 14 points.
Union Berlin is the team to watch this season; they are performing well. Dortmund maintains its current state while moving up in the standings. Have you seen that Bayern has fallen out of the Top 3? They do suffer in the league, though In the Champions League It almost seems like they are giving the UCL priority.

Finally, take note that, with the exception of Chelsea and Napoli, 3 of the league leaders at this point in the previous season won the championship. Can Real Madrid, Napoli, PSG, Union Berlin, Arsenal, and other teams win their respective league titles? Or will someone overtake you? Please speak up!

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