The run-in of the Premier League season is heating up with teams playing in European competitions next season. Man City's FA Cup win means eighth place will now secure European football, while Aston Villa's result in the Europa League final has a huge impact on European places.
Premier League : Qualification for Champions League, Europa League and Conference League permutations as run-in heats upteams playing in European competition next season; Man City 's FA Cup win means eighth place will now secure European football; Aston Villa 's result in the Europa League final also has a huge impact on European places Aston Villa have reached the Europa League final, and their result has a huge impact on who will play in Europe next season The race for Europe could not be tighter after a dramatic Super Sunday in which Sunderland , Brighton and Brentford were all in action.
Their place in the Europa League as cup winners now passes to seventh place in the Premier League, while eighth will now secure a Conference League spot. - who themselves could play in the Europa League next season if they win the Conference League. The Bees are a point behind Brighton.. They were 3-1 winners against Everton on Sunday, and are now two points behind Brighton.
They also hold a two-point gap over Chelsea, but the Blues have two games in hand and could yet earn a place in Europe under new manager Xabi Alonso.in sixth - which could be enough for Champions League football next season, but will certainly be a Europa League spot.will be playing in the Champions League regardless of their Europa League final result on Thursday as they will finish in the top five. If they win in Istanbul, it will have a huge bearing on the Premier League places.
The Premier League's top five go into the Champions League, sixth and seventh into Europa League, eighth into Conference League. The extra Champions League spot would be passed on to sixth and the Premier League would give up its Europa League spot for league position.places in Europe next season as Crystal Palace will also play in the Europa League if they win the Conference League in addition to the other league finishes.
Thanks to England's strong UEFA coefficient ranking, the Premier League has been awarded an extra fifth place in the Champions League for next season. So currently, the top five teams in the Premier League go into the Champions League in addition to two Europa League qualifying places and a single Conference League space .
Man City have already secured a Champions League spot, so their Conference League place as Carabao Cup winners will be passed on to the next highest finisher in the Premier League who hasn't qualified for Europe. So that means sixth is Europa League, seventh is Conference League.
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