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EPL: Tottenham, Chelsea, Man Utd vie for Europa, Conference League spots |
Manchester City, Arsenal, Liverpool, and Aston Villa have secured their places in next season’s Champions League.
Four Premier League squads are vying for European spots on the season's final day.
Manchester City, Arsenal, Liverpool, and Aston Villa have secured their places in next season’s Champions League.
However, Tottenham, Chelsea, Newcastle, and Manchester United are in contention for European spots.
On Wednesday evening, United secured a 3-2 victory over Newcastle, while Chelsea triumphed 2-1 against Brighton.
These outcomes position Spurs in fifth (63 points), Chelsea in sixth (60 points), Newcastle in seventh (57 points), and United in eighth (57 points).
Should Manchester City clinch the FA Cup, the fifth and sixth place teams will enter the Europa League.
In this case, the seventh-place team would qualify for the Conference League.
Conversely, if United emerge victorious in the FA Cup, they, along with the fifth-place team, will gain Europa League entry.
Under these circumstances, the sixth-place team would compete in the Conference League, and the seventh-place team would be excluded from European competition.
However, if United finish in sixth place and win the FA Cup, the Conference League slot would shift to the team in seventh place.
On the campaign's final day, Manchester United will visit Brighton, Chelsea will host Bournemouth, Spurs will face Sheffield United away, and Newcastle will challenge Brentford.
