Early 2026-27 SuperLiga standings after the opening rounds highlight Csíkszereda Miercurea Ciuc and FC Voluntari as the clearest early strugglers, sitting at the foot of the table with minimal points and poor goal difference. Newly promoted sides Corvinul Hunedoara and Sepsi OSK have shown more resilience, while established lower-table clubs such as UTA Arad, Botoșani, and Argeș Pitești occupy mid-to-lower positions. The format splits the league after the regular season into a 10-team play-out, where points are halved before nine additional fixtures determine the bottom two direct relegations and the playoff spots. Recent results underscore defensive vulnerabilities and limited squad depth among the bottom clubs, factors that typically shape play-out survival over the winter and spring months.