Liga I table 2026/27 season: Romania, points and home and away records

updated 2026-08-31

updated 2026-09-01

The Liga I table covers 16 clubs over 7 matches each. Points run three for a win and one for a draw, so the order follows points first, then goal difference and goals scored.

#ClubPWDLGoalsGDPts
1Dinamo București742114:5+914
2Petrolul Ploiești74037:10-312
3Rapid București63217:3+411
4FCSB732210:8+211
5Universitatea Craiova631213:8+510
6Corvinul Hunedoara72418:4+410
7Farul Constanța724110:8+210
8Sepsi OSK Sfântu Gheorghe72414:3+110
9Oțelul Galați72419:8+110
10Argeș Pitești73134:5-110
11CFR Cluj630311:10+19
12Universitatea Cluj63039:909
13Botoșani71427:8-17
14UTA Arad71336:10-46
15Voluntari71247:18-115
16Csíkszereda Miercurea Ciuc70164:13-91

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Liga I table: how to read points and goal difference

The gap from top to bottom is 13 points. Dinamo București lead on 14 with a difference of +9; Csíkszereda Miercurea Ciuc sit last on 1. Petrolul Ploiești are second, 2 points behind.

Dinamo București score most with 14 goals. Rapid București defend best, conceding 3, while Voluntari have shipped 18 — the spread between those two says how uneven the league is at the back.

A club takes 1.34 points per match on average and scores 8.1 goals across the season. The median is 10 points (Farul Constanța), with 4 clubs above it. The median describes a league better than the mean does: one runaway side pulls the mean up and barely moves the median.

The drop zone is 6 points from safety: Botoșani sit 13th on 7, against Csíkszereda Miercurea Ciuc on 1. Those are the numbers that decide the closing weeks.

Liga I home and away: split points

The Liga I table recomputes separately for home fixtures and for away ones. They are the same matches split by venue, so points in the two tables always sum back to the overall one.

Liga I: goals, averages and difference

The season has produced 130 goals.

Universitatea Cluj carry the flattest goal difference at 0 — clubs on those numbers usually sit mid-table, equally far from the title and the drop.

How the Liga I table looked in earlier seasons is in the archive: Romania, year by year, with final tables for every division and zone.

Liga I: division size and what it changes

The size of a division changes how its figures read. With 16 clubs each plays 7 matches, and a run of three or four results moves a position further than it would in a league twice the size: the sample is smaller, so chance weighs more.

For the same reason the points gap between neighbouring places tends to be narrower here and the middle of the table reorders more often. Goal difference is especially useful in a division this size, because it accumulates across every match and depends less on who a club happened to face recently.

Comparing this division with others on absolute numbers — goals scored, points taken — means little where the number of rounds differs. What compares is the relative measures: points per match, scoring rate, the share of draws.

Romania: the divisions and where Liga I sits

Romania: this is the only division we currently carry a table for.

Corvinul Hunedoara have drawn most at 4, Petrolul Ploiești fewest at 0.

Liga I: match results and head-to-head

Any two clubs can be compared in the panel alongside, which reads the same results grid the home and away tables are computed from.

Common questions

How are points awarded in the Liga I table?

Three points for a win, one for a draw, none for a defeat. A side with more wins can still sit below one that draws often, but only where the number of matches played differs.

What separates clubs level on points?

Goal difference first, then goals scored. Dinamo București currently lead Liga I on 14 points with a difference of +9.

How does the home table differ from the overall one?

The home table counts only matches played at home and the away table only those on the road. They are the same fixtures, so the two sets of points add back to the overall table. A mid-table club is often in the top three of one of them.

How many goals does a match produce on average?

The scoring average is computed from the matches played this season and shown in the metrics panel.

Where are previous seasons?

In the country archive: Romania, final tables year by year, split by division and, where they existed, by territorial zone.

How can two clubs be compared?

Through the head-to-head panel: pick two sides and it returns the score of their meetings this season, read from the same results grid the home and away tables are computed from.

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