Newcastle United's UEFA coefficient compared to Arsenal, Spurs, Chelsea, Liverpool, Man Utd & more

Champions League football is back this weekend but, unfortunately for Newcastle United, their European exploits are firmly in the rear-view mirror. Eddie Howe’s men landed just one blow - the 4-1 win over Paris Saint-Germain - before being brutally knocked out in December.

Oh, how different the script could have been...

Hopes of qualifying for the Champions League this time around have all but diminished, with the Magpies struggling to repeat last season’s heroics. However, they are still fighting for a seat at the Europa League and Conference League tables.

But what did a European return do for Newcastle long-term? Hark your mind back to September, when the Magpies were placed in the “Group of Death” alongside PSG, Borussia Dortmund and AC Milan.

That was largely down the Newcastle being considered minnows on the continental stage. Has that changed? Surprisingly, other UK clubs hold more weight UEFA’s coefficient table...

NewcastleWorld has profiled how the Magpies fare compared to clubs across the UK.