Champions League power rankings: Rating Liverpool, Chelsea, Man City, Spurs and rest before round four

Manchester City, Barcelona and PSG are the only sides with perfect records after three games

Lawrence Ostlere
Tuesday 05 November 2019 13:22 GMT
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A collated image of Sergio Aguero, Lionel Messi, Sadio Mane and Cristiano Ronaldo (Getty Images/Action Images)

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As we approach the business end of the Uefa Champions League group stage, the last-16 is slowly beginning to take shape.

Manchester City are among three teams, along with Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich, to have won all of their opening three games and are only one win away from securing their place in the knockout rounds.

Liverpool are in a battle Napoli and Salzburg and must beat Genk on Wednesday in order to keep up the pressure on their rivals, while Chelsea meet Ajax in a top-of-the-group clash at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday evening.

Tottenham are in the hunt for second place behind Group B leaders Bayern and take on Red Star Belgrade in a key meeting this week. Elsewhere Borussia Dortmund and Inter Milan collide in a game which could well decide who qualifies behind Barcelona in Group F, while struggling Real Madrid need all three points against Group A rivals Galatasaray.

Here are our latest Champions League power rankings:

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