EHF coefficient rank

The EHF coefficient rank is a list made by European Handball Federation. The list is a result of the clubs of the EHF member federations' results in the EHF Champions League (CL), EHF Cup (EC), EHF Cup Winners' Cup (CWC) and EHF Challenge Cup (ChC) the past three seasons. Most national federations have five (from 2012/13: four) teams in the above-mentioned competitions. There are, however, differences between which competitions they qualify for and in which round they enter. If a national federation has more than one team in the same competition, they may enter the same competition in different rounds. For example, the national federations that have two teams in the women's Champions League: The national champions qualify directly for the group stage, while the runners-up start in the qualification round.

League Coefficient in the 2015/16 season

Men

As of 2016–17 season^[1]

Ranking			Member association (L: League, C: Cup, LC: League cup1)	Coefficient	Teams	Places in 2017–18 season
2016/17	2015/16	Mvmt		Average points		CL	EC	ChC	Total
1	1	—	Germany (L, C)	154.83	5/5	2	3	0	5
2	2	—	Spain (L, C)	122.83	5/5
3	4	+1	Hungary (L, C)	103.33	4/4	1			4
4	3	–1	France (L, C, LC1)	75.33	4/4
5	5	—	Denmark (L, C)	75.00	4/4
6	7	+1	Poland (L, C)	54.22	4/4
7	6	–1	Slovenia (L, C)	54.00	4/4

No.	Mvmt.	League	Coeff.	CL	EC	ChC	Total
1	—	Bundesliga	167.29	2	3	0	5
2	—	Liga ASOBAL	105.86
3	—	LNH Division 1	83.67	1			4
4	+2	NB I	74.57
5	–1	Håndboldligaen	66.71
6	-1	1. NLB Leasing liga	59.13
7	+4	Superliga	38.60
8	+2	Super Liga	36.40		2	1
9	+5	Elitserien	36.33
10	+2	Chempiyanat 1	33.90
11	-3	SHL	33.00
12	+1	Liga Națională	32.80
13	–4	Premijer liga	32.11
14	+1	Andebol 1	31.78		1	2
15	–8	Superliga	30.29
16	+2	Superliga	26.89
17	—	Superliga	21.60
18	+2	Handball Premier	18.78
19	+5	Extraliga	17.30
20	-4	Eliteserien	17.10
21	—	Süper Ligi	14.70
22	+1	Ligat Winner	12.70
23	-4	Premijer liga	12.10
24	–2	Division Nationale	11.63
25	+2	Eerste Klasse	10.43
26	—	NHV Eredivisie	9.50
27	-2	HLA	9.10
28	+1	Federálna Liga	8.71	0		3
29	+1	A1 Andrón	7.43
30	+2	Serie A	6.88
31	+4	Rankinio lyga	5.29
32	–1	Meistriliiga	5.14
33	–1	Prva Liga	5.11
34	-1	Olís deildin	4.67
35	+1	Superliga	4.57
36	-2	A RHG	4.14
37	+6	SM-liiga	3.83
38	-1	Divizia Națională	2.86
39	–1	Super 8	2.00
40	-1	1. deild	1.43
41	—	MHA League	0.50
42	–2	IOHA League	0.14

Women

No.	Mvmt.	League	Coeff.	CL	EC	CWC	ChC	Total
1	—	NB I	112.44	2	2	1	0	5
2	—	Håndboldligaen	100.67
3	+1	Superliga	84.44	1		2
4	–1	GRUNDIGligaen	68.67
5	—	Liga Națională	67.56
6	+1	Bundesliga	57.11
7	+1	LFH Division 1	53.92
8	-2	División de Honor	45.11	1	1	1	2
9	—	Prva Liga	42.00
10	+1	HLAF	32.17
11	-1	1. A Liga	31.25
12	+3	Elitserien	29.67
13	+1	Prva liga	28.25
14	+2	Super Liga	27.75
15	-3	Süper Ligi	23.92
16	+1	Ekstraklasa	20.33
17	–4	Superliga	20.17
18	+1	W.H.I.L.	19.10
19	-1	AFAB Eredivisie	13.83
20	+3	Chempiyanat 1	12.80
21	-1	Superliga	10.08
22	–1	1ª Divisão	10.00
23	+1	SPL	9.75
24	–2	A1 Ethniki	7.75
25	+7	W.H.I.L.	6.36	0	2
26	-1	Serie A	6.00
27	+1	Eerste Klasse	5.89
28	-2	Olís deildin	5.33
29	+1	Premijer liga	5.11
30	-1	A1 Andrón	4.44
31	-4	Superliga	4.33
32	–1		3.89
33	—	Rankinio lyga	3.22
34	—	Division Nationale	3.11
35	—		1.89
36	+2	A RHG	0.44
37	—	Super 8	0.44

2013/14

Below is the top 10 for 2013/14. For men the EC is EHF European Cup, while it for women is EHF Cup.

2012/13

Below is the top 10 for 2012/13. For men the EC is EHF European Cup, while it for women is EHF Cup.

2011/12

Below is the top 10 for 2011/12

References

External links

• Champions League seedning, men, 2011/12
• Champions League seedning, women, 2011/12