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Bangladesh Premier League table 2026-27

Bangladesh · 2026-27

Bangladesh Police Club lead the Bangladesh Premier League table in 2026-27 with 13 points from 5 matches, 1 points clear of second-placed Mohammedan Dhaka. This page shows the position, points, goal difference and last-five form of all 13 clubs, plus the top scorers and the next fixtures.

Standings

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1Bangladesh Police Club541014:1+1313WWWDW
2Mohammedan Dhaka440013:0+1312WWWW
3Bashundhara Kings431015:3+1210DWWW
4MSPCC City Club531112:7+510WDWLW
5Fortis Limited321015:3+127WDW
6Abahani Limited42119:4+57DWWL
7Rahmatganj MFS51318:806LDDDW
8Brothers Union51225:13-85LDLDW
9PWD Sports Club50322:5-33DDDLL
10Fakirapool Young Mens Club41034:13-93WLLL
11Arambagh KS50324:14-103DDLDL
12Chattogram City FC50054:18-140LLLLL
13Dhaka Wanderers40042:18-160LLLL
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Title race and top of the Bangladesh Premier League table 2026-27

Bangladesh Police Club top the table with 13 points from 5 matches: 4 wins, 1 draws, 0 defeats, 14 goals scored and 1 conceded (goal difference +13). Bangladesh Police Club are averaging 2.60 points per match, scoring 2.80 and conceding 0.20 goals a game. Their nearest rivals Mohammedan Dhaka have 12 points from 4 matches (4 wins, 0 draws, 0 defeats) with 13 goals scored and 0 conceded. Third to fifth are Bashundhara Kings on 10 points, MSPCC City Club on 10 points and Fortis Limited on 7 points. The gap from first to second is 1 points, and to fourth 3 points. 3 other teams are within three points of the top, so the order can still change in a single round.

Relegation zone and bottom of the Bangladesh Premier League table

The relegation zone is currently occupied by Chattogram City FC (0 pts), Dhaka Wanderers (0 pts). Arambagh KS in position 11 are the last team above the drop zone, 3 points ahead of Chattogram City FC in position 12. Bottom club Dhaka Wanderers have 0 points from 4 matches (0 wins, 0 draws, 4 defeats) with 2 goals scored and 18 conceded. The gap between the leaders and the bottom club is 13 points.

Best attack, best defence and form

The most productive attack belongs to Bashundhara Kings with 15 goals, an average of 3.75 per match. The best defence belongs to Mohammedan Dhaka, who have conceded only 0 goals, 0.00 per match. At the other end, PWD Sports Club have scored the fewest goals (2) and Chattogram City FC have conceded the most (18). In total 107 goals have been scored in 29 matches, an average of 3.69 per match. 6 of the 13 clubs have a positive goal difference. Bangladesh Police Club have the most wins (4) and Rahmatganj MFS the most draws (3). Of the 29 matches played so far, 8 ended level, about 27 percent. The best form over the last five matches belongs to Bangladesh Police Club: 4 wins, 1 draws, 0 defeats. The worst form over the last five belongs to Chattogram City FC: 0 wins, 0 draws, 5 defeats. Mohammedan Dhaka are on a run of 4 consecutive wins. Chattogram City FC have lost 5 matches in a row.

The Bangladesh Premier League season 2026-27 so far

The table has 13 clubs; so far each club has played between 3 and 5 matches. In mid-table, Rahmatganj MFS sit in position 7 with 6 points. Across the league clubs are averaging 1.36 points per match. Positions are usually decided by points, then goal difference, then goals scored; where the competition's own regulations set a different order, those regulations apply.

Bangladesh Premier League table FAQ

Who is top of the Bangladesh Premier League table right now?

Bangladesh Police Club lead with 13 points from 5 matches, followed by Mohammedan Dhaka on 12 points.

When is the Bangladesh Premier League table updated?

After every full-time whistle; no match has finished in the last two weeks.

Which teams are in the Bangladesh Premier League relegation zone?

Currently Chattogram City FC (0 pts), Dhaka Wanderers (0 pts). Positions can change every round.

How are teams separated when they are level on points?

Positions are usually decided by points, then goal difference, then goals scored; where the competition's own regulations set a different order, those regulations apply.