Bayern Munich remains the top-ranked team in the Champions League, leading the power rankings with an unbeaten record of 17 wins out of 18 matches, and is considered a strong candidate to win the tournament. Arsenal has risen to second place, with a promising season that could see them finally win their first Champions League trophy, especially with a supercomputer predicting a 23.1% chance of victory. Other top contenders include Manchester City (14.2%), Bayern Munich (15.8%), and PSG (9.2%), with the latter affected by injuries but still in the race. Real Madrid and Liverpool are struggling early in the season, with low chances of progressing far, at 6% and 7.4%, respectively. The supercomputer predicts Arsenal as the likely winner, followed by Bayern Munich and Manchester City, with PSG and Liverpool also in the mix. Historically, no team has won back-to-back Champions League titles since Real Madrid's three-peat from 2016 to 2018. The tournament remains highly competitive, with surprises like Kairat and Pafos making notable progress, and teams like Juventus and Napoli facing challenges but still vying for qualification. The rankings highlight the unpredictability of the season, with traditional giants facing difficulties and emerging clubs showing potential.