Which Premier League teams can still qualify for the Champions League?
Summary
Manchester United, Arsenal, and Manchester City have already secured places in next season’s UEFA Champions League (UCL). There are still at least two spots open, and depending on outcomes in the Premier League and the Europa League, up to six English teams could qualify for the UCL. The current fight for these places involves Liverpool, Aston Villa, Bournemouth, Brentford, and Nottingham Forest.Key Facts
- Manchester United beat Liverpool 3-2, securing their place in next season’s Champions League after two years away.
- Arsenal and Manchester City have also qualified for the Champions League.
- England’s Premier League can have up to five Champions League spots plus one European Performance Spot (EPS) for a sixth team.
- If Aston Villa wins the Europa League and finishes fifth, the sixth-placed team in the Premier League could earn the EPS spot to the Champions League.
- Aston Villa lost recently but still have chances depending on upcoming matches and Europa League results.
- Liverpool is currently fourth and needs a few points from their remaining games to confirm their spot.
- Bournemouth, Brentford, and Brighton are also trying to reach the top places but face a points gap.
- Nottingham Forest could qualify for the Champions League if they win the Europa League, even though they are currently 16th in the league.
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