South America's Top Clubs - June 2016

All the way to the top in June: Robinho and Atlético Mineiro.

Despite just one win to start the new Serie A season in Brazil, Atlético Mineiro have gathered the top of the monthly South American club ranking. This was mainly due to their success in the Copa Libertadores. Only recently, they were eliminated on away goals by their countrymen from São Paulo. 

Back in May, it was still Corinthians on top of the Germancopa ranking. In June, the Brazilian champions of 2015 have slipped down to fourth. The dominance (5 of top 7 from Brazil) from one country is only broken up by Boca Juniors and Olimpia who did well in Copa Libertadores or league respectively.

The rules if you missed them previously:
For this table, we look at the last 15 results from each team in South America’s leagues and Copa Libertadores/Sudamericana. A win in the league gets you 3 points, a draw 1. Internationally those numbers are doubled to 6 and 2. 

Pos.	Last	Team	Country	Points
1	8	Atlético Mineiro	Brazil	48
2	3	FC São Paulo	Brazil	43
3	7	Boca Juniors	Argentina	43
4	1	Corinthians	Brazil	41
5	4	Olimpia	Paraguay	39
6	12	Grêmio	Brazil	38
7	2	Atlético Nacional	Colombia	36
8	6	CA Lanús	Argentina	35
9	15	Colo Colo	Chile	33
10	-	Independiente Medellín	Colombia	32
11	-	Plaza Colonia	Uruguay	32
12	20	Zamora FC	Venezuela	32
13	16	Estudiantes	Argentina	32
14	19	Libertad	Paraguay	32
15	-	Godoy Cruz	Argentina	32
16	9	Rosario Central	Argentina	32
17	-	O’Higgins	Chile	31
18	10	Deportivo Táchira	Venezuela	31
19	5	Independiente del Valle	Ecuador	31
20	18	Santa Fe	Colombia	30