92 clubs · the Old Firm · one table
The league table
money buys.
Back your club from £1. Every pound melts 40% a week, so nobody sits safe. £4 staked all-time.
▲▼ movement over the last few hours. Top four glow. Bottom four should be worried.
What is the Fan Table?
The Fan Table is a UK football fan leaderboard where the league table is bought rather than earned. Every club in the Premier League, Championship, League One and League Two is listed, along with Celtic and Rangers, and the ranking is decided by one number: how much their supporters have staked. Back your club from £1 and it climbs immediately.
How the ranking works
Clubs are ranked by total amount staked, not by wins, points or goal difference. Every club's total melts by 40% a week, continuously, so a dormant total slides down the table on its own and no club can sit safe at the top. A League Two side can rank above a Premier League champion on any given Tuesday if their fans want it more.
Derby days reset the board
Forty-eight hours before a listed derby — the Merseyside derby, the North London derby, the Manchester derby, the Old Firm, Tyne–Wear, Second City, Steel City and more — both clubs' totals reset to zero and a countdown runs to kick-off. Whoever tops the pair at the whistle wins the bragging rights until the next one.
The Fan Table is a fan-made novelty leaderboard for entertainment. It is not betting, there are no prizes or payouts, and it is not affiliated with any club, the Premier League, the EFL or the SPFL.