
Premier League
Premier League markets react quickly to the obvious taker, so the useful intelligence is the full order: who steps up first, who follows, and who becomes live if team news removes the headline name.
Five dedicated league boards, 96 current clubs and honest preseason status. Final 2025/26 orders are carried forward only as a starting point, then re-verified from real penalties and lineup context.
The main page is an overview. Full club tables live on dedicated league pages so users and search engines do not have to navigate five duplicate sections.

Premier League markets react quickly to the obvious taker, so the useful intelligence is the full order: who steps up first, who follows, and who becomes live if team news removes the headline name.

Serie A penalty orders move quickly around transfers, coaching changes and form. We keep the backup line visible because the second name is often the value edge when the regular taker is off the pitch.

La Liga penalty boards often have a clear first choice but a less obvious backup. The second and third names are kept visible for lineup-driven goalscorer and fantasy decisions.

Bundesliga hierarchies can look stable until one missed penalty, injury or substitution reshuffles the live order. We track the full ladder rather than a single stale name.





Ligue 1 needs freshness more than reputation. This page is built to show the current order quickly, including the backup name that matters when the expected starter is missing.
A 2025/26 order is not presented as fresh 2026/27 evidence.
Penalties, misses, who was on the pitch and explicit hierarchy comments matter more than reputation.
Promoted clubs remain unverified until the evidence supports a public hierarchy.
Read the rules for in-match penalties, absences, shootouts, misses, corrections and human approval.
Read the methodology ->
The final 48-nation hierarchy and dated evidence pages remain available as a permanent archive.