Fradi’s Milan win adds 0.500 to Hungary’s UEFA coefficient
UEFA awards two raw points for this win. Here is how that becomes half a point for Hungary.
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Ferencváros’ 2–0 win over Milan on 5 November has a measurable return for Hungarian club football: 0.500 points added to the country’s season coefficient.
Two points, four entrants
Under UEFA’s rules, a league-phase win earns two raw points; the association’s total is divided by its number of entrants. Fradi’s 2 November baseline recorded 17.500 raw points for four Hungarian clubs, including 13.000 from Ferencváros.
BSR calculation, adding the Milan win: 2 ÷ 4 = 0.500; (17.500 + 2) ÷ 4 = 4.875. Fradi’s contribution becomes (13.000 + 2) ÷ 4 = 3.750. These are season contribution calculations, not the club’s own UEFA coefficient or a live five-year association ranking. Read our separate match report.
