Live Standings Today: NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, CFL, MLS and Premier League
Standings today for seven leagues, updated after every game
The NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, CFL, MLS and Premier League tables refresh within minutes of each final. Every league has its playoff picture, magic numbers, tiebreakers and a page for all 183 teams.
Pick a league
AFC and NFC by division and conference, playoff seeding, the wild card race and the official tiebreaker order.
The full EPL table with goal difference and form, the Champions League places, the title race and the relegation battle.
AL and NL with games back, division leaders, the wild card race, magic numbers, playoff seeds and byes.
Eastern and Western Conference tables with PPG and goal difference, the nine playoff places, the Wild Card line and the Supporters' Shield race.
West and East Division with points, the playoff line, the crossover race and the road to the Grey Cup.
Eastern and Western Conference by points, RW and ROW, the division top three and the wild card slots.
Eastern and Western Conference, play-in positions and division races.
Races to watch
Vancouver16-7-8Level
Dallas15-9-7
Browns5-2Level
Steelers5-2
Packers4-3Level
Seahawks4-3
Man City7-0-1Level
Arsenal7-0-1
NY Red Bulls11-6-141 pts
Columbus11-5-15
Man Utd1-4-31 pts
Coventry2-0-6The closest division and playoff races across every league right now. Tap a race for the full table.
What you get on every league page
By division, by conference or league with the playoff seeds and cutoff line, and one full table of every team. Simple or full columns, cards on mobile, print layout.
Who is in, who is in the hunt, who is out, the bracket if the playoffs started today, the games that matter this week and the biggest movers.
The number a leader needs to clinch, the elimination number for every chaser, games behind the last playoff spot and each team's projected finish.
The official order for that league in plain English, every current tie and how it breaks today, and a checker to compare any two teams.
Record and rank, playoff position, schedule and scores with box scores, season charts, a month calendar and a season-by-season history.
Final standings for recent years on every league page, one click from the season selector.
How the standings work
Every league ranks teams a little differently. The NFL and MLB use winning percentage, with games back showing the distance to the leader. The NBA also uses winning percentage but sends seeds 7 to 10 into a play-in tournament.
The NHL and CFL run on points: two for a win and one for an overtime or shootout loss in hockey, or one for a tie in Canadian football. The Premier League and MLS use three points for a win and one for a draw.
When teams are tied, each league has its own order. The NFL starts with head-to-head record, the NHL with regulation wins and the Premier League with goal difference. The NFL tables apply the full official order after every game.
The other leagues use a short version, and their full order is on each league's tiebreakers page.
Every league also has a tiebreakers page. It lists the official steps in plain English, shows the current ties and how they break today, and has a checker to compare any two teams.
Clinch tags appear once a team has secured something:
Season calendar
| League | Regular season | Playoffs |
|---|---|---|
| NFL | September to early January, 17 games | January; Super Bowl in February |
| Premier League | August to May, 38 matches | No playoffs; the top four reach the Champions League |
| MLB | Late March to late September, 162 games | October; World Series in late October |
| MLS | Late February to October, 34 matches | Wild Card and Round One in late October; MLS Cup in early December |
| CFL | June to late October, 18 games | November; Grey Cup in mid November |
| NHL | Late September to April, 84 games | April to June; Stanley Cup Final in June |
| NBA | October to April, 82 games | April to June; NBA Finals in June |
Standings Today FAQ
How often are the standings updated?
Standings refresh automatically after every game, usually within minutes of the final score. There is no manual update, so the tables are always current. The time of the last update is shown under every table.
Which leagues does Standings Today cover?
Seven leagues, all live. They are the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, CFL, MLS and the Premier League. Each one has division, conference or full-table views, a playoff picture, a tiebreakers page and a page for every team.
The Premier League has a European race and a relegation battle in place of a playoff picture.
Do the standings include tiebreakers?
Yes for the NFL, where the tables apply the full official tiebreaker order after every game. The other leagues use a short version of their order.
Every league’s tiebreakers page walks the full official steps, shows the current ties and how they break today, and lets you compare any two teams.
What do the letters next to team names mean?
They are clinch and elimination tags. An x means a clinched playoff berth, y a clinched wild card, z a clinched division and an asterisk the top seed with home advantage. In the NBA a p means a clinched play-in spot.
An e means the team is eliminated. The legend under each table spells them out.
What is a magic number?
The mix of a leader’s wins and a chaser’s losses that clinches a division or a playoff spot. In the NHL and CFL it counts points instead of wins.
It appears on division pages, playoff pictures and team pages once it is 30 or under, together with elimination numbers for the teams chasing.
Can I see past seasons?
Yes. Every league page has a season selector and archive pages for previous years, and every team page has a season-by-season history.
Where does the data come from?
Standings are built from official game results delivered through a live sports data feed and checked against each league’s published standings.
Bookmark the league you follow and check it after the late games. The tables will already be right by the morning.
The NFL standings change every Sunday night, and the playoff picture of whichever league is in its final weeks is the page to watch first.