- The Premier League has six guaranteed places in the Champions League next season
- It should cause a headache for managers of the organization of lighting lists
- Listen now: everything is launched! Is Arsenal even close to achieving great things?
Although there will now be six teams at the end of this season to make toast to their qualification in the Champions League, there will probably be much more in the Premier League offices which will silently tear the hair.
One of the rare drawbacks of the growing number of qualification points is the thorny problem of the planning of devices.
This season, the collective performances of English teams through the three European competitions have earned the top-Flight an additional place in the Champions League, which makes five teams that participate in next year’s competition.
There is not much again there, since the usual four were added on occasion by a winner of the English Europa League, the victory of this competition win the teams a place in the top table of the game.
But now, with Manchester United and Tottenham confirming their place in the final of the Europa League, one of them will join Liverpool and the rest of the teams that find themselves in the top five at the end of the campaign.
During an ordinary season, the Champions League teams will play on Tuesday or Wednesday, generally two on each day, with all the presence on the latter planned for a Sunday League campaign, but not always.
The Premier League will see nine teams participating in the next European competition campaign
Six of them will appear in the Champions League with at least two others in the Europa League
With more teams in the middle of the week, there will probably be many more games played on Sunday
But now, with six teams, it seems that there will be even more games scheduled for a Sunday, with a potential division of three games from the Champions League on Tuesday, and three others on Wednesday.
Add the small factor of two English teams from the Europa League and one in the conference league on Thursday, and these Sunday match days are starting to be much more busy.
If we take the table with regard – although it will probably change before the end of May – it would be Liverpool, Arsenal, Man City, Newcastle and Chelsea in the Champions League – plus one of Man United and Spurs – with the Nottingham forest in the Europa League from sixth place.
Aston Villa (seventh) would then take the place of the conference league that Newcastle obtained by winning the Carabao Cup.
Crystal Palace could also get Europa League football from the 12th if they win the FA Cup, but if they don’t do it, this place will go to Villa, with Man City already in the Champions League, and the Place de la Ligue de Conference then passes to Bournemouth in eighth. Everything is very simple.
This makes a total of nine European places for the Premier League – essentially half of the division – and an all -powerful headache for unlucky souls responsible for transforming confusion into a semblance of a list of lights.
It can be found in six champions (UCL), two Europa League (EL) and One Conference League (CL), or six cl, three ELs, but the essential is that there will be definitely nine teams in continental action for 2025-26.
Hypothetically, it could be 10 if Chelsea ended outside European spots, and won the league of the conference, and that Crystal Palace defeated City to the FA Cup.
In this wonderfully confusing scenario, he would be the first fifth in the UCL, more United or Spurs, then sixth place, Chelsea as winners of CL and a winning palace of the FA Cup in EL and eighth place qualifying for the CL with the winning point of the Carabao of Newcastle.
