Shaka Hipslop's Power Ranking

	1 (1)	Bayern Munich	8-2-0	They were not at their best against Hertha but won nonetheless and remain top in Germany. Plus, no fewer than six of their number are up for the Ballon d'Or, including Manuel Neuer. Hooray for goalkeepers!
	2 (2)	AS Roma	9-0-0	With 10 men, the Giallorossi made it nine out of nine in Serie A thanks to Michael Bradley's fine finish at Udinese. Chievo, Torino and Sassuolo are next for Rudi Garcia's men, whose winning run shouldn't end any time soon.
	3 (6)	Borussia Dortmund	8-1-1	It's been quite a week for Dortmund. First came victory in the Revierderby against bitter rivals Schalke 04 before their inspirational leader, Juergen Klopp, signed a contract extension keeping him at the Westfalenstadion until 2018.
	4 (5)	Bayer Leverkusen	8-1-1	Victory over Augsburg kept them apace with Germany's big two. Meanwhile, Stefan Kiessling has complained about being abused on social media since his "ghost goal" at Hoffenheim. Try leaving Barca out of your rankings, Stefan!
	5 (N/A)	Barcelona	10-1-0	Talking of which, look who's back in my top 10. Barcelona saw off Real Madrid in the Clasico and won at Celta Vigo, no doubt motivated by news of their controversial omission. Welcome back!
	6 (9)	Chelsea	6-2-1	With a bit (OK, a lot) of help from Joe Hart, Mou's men saw off Manchester City and then, two days later, won at the Emirates. Now they face an even tougher test this weekend: my old club, Newcastle.
	7 (7)	Atletico Madrid	9-0-1	Atleti so embarrassed Betis that fans of Real turned up at the club's training ground to "express their disgust." Diego Simeone may not be on FIFA's coach of the year shortlist but he won't be without trophies to chase.
	8 (8)	Arsenal	7-1-1	Hmmm, are the Gunners a tad fortunate to keep their place? Back-to-back midweek cup defeats have certainly slowed their momentum. However, their league form remains good but will be tested by Liverpool this weekend.
	9 (3)	Real Madrid	8-1-2	It might have been the Clasico but the fact is they were beaten by an unranked team so Real must take a tumble. And what was going on against Sevilla? Seven goals scored but three conceded -- a wild night at the Bernabeu!
	10 (4)	Paris Saint-Germain	7-4-0	Zlatan left his shooting boots at home and Saint-Etienne pushed PSG all the way before a late, late equaliser saved a point for Laurent Blanc's men. It was enough to keep them in my rankings ... just.