According to the International Federation of Football History and Statistics we were the 8th best team in the World in 2013.
http://www.iffhs.de/club-world-ranking/#more-33
(they did also vote Howard Webb the Worlds best ref)
http://www.iffhs.de/club-world-ranking/#more-33
CLUB WORLD RANKING
8. JANUARY 2014
FC Bayern München: 1st of Club World Ranking 2013 – Real Madrid CF moves Chelsea FC London from the second position
Since 1991 IFFHS creates the Club World Ranking with all the match results from all official competitions in the world. For first time in the history of the Club World Ranking a German team is the winner. FC Bayern München reached the second best score inClub World Ranking, surpassed only by FC Juventus with 372,7 in 1993 – when it was ancient rules. The team coached by Jupp Heynckes won the both German domestic competitions and the UEFA’s Champions League, and later with Josep Guardiola won UEFA’s Super Cup and the FIFA Club World Cup.
Spanish clubs are also very well listed with their three best clubs in top-5, with English Chelsea FC sandwiched by the two Madrilenian arch-rivals. Real Madrid CF did not win any competition but the “White team” reached at UEFA Champion’s League semifinals, final in Copa del Rey and was placed second in La Liga. The great performance of Club Atlético de Madrid moved FC Barcelona, the former winner 2012, to fifth place.
It is remarkable to see the presence of FC Basel in seventh place. The swiss team did an extraordinary campaign through the year, so in domestic championship as continental competitions.
South American teams had an irregular season. The best team was Clube Atlético Mineiro. It’s performance in FIFA Club Word Cup was disappointing. It seems that Apertura/Clausura system causes many changes for the best teams in the same year.
In the “Top 100″ (there listed 102 clubs) there are clubs from 39 countries: 68 clubs from the UEFA, 21 from the CONMEBOL, seven from the AFC, three from the CONCACAF, three from the CAF and none from the OFC. The following leagues are represented by the most clubs in the “Top 100″: Argentina (7), Spain (7), England (6), Italy (6), Brazil (5), Germany (5), Colombia (4), France (4), Romania (4), Ukraine (4). The “Top 10″ for each of the four football continents – South America, Africa, Asia and CONCACAF – are as follows:
(they did also vote Howard Webb the Worlds best ref)