Premier League: What’s at stake on the final day of the season?

It gets a little bit confusing, though Villa’s Europa League result against Freiburg Will clean things up.

As England won one of the two Elite Performance Spots (EPS) for next season’s Champions League, five Premier League clubs will compete instead of four. Like England, Spain have guaranteed five clubs.

We already know that ArsenalOf these, City, United and Villa are four.

But with Villa’s involvement in the Europa League final, six English clubs will qualify for next term’s Champions League.

For that to happen, Villa would have to win the Europa League final and then finish fifth.

Currently, they are three points ahead of fourth-fifth place Liverpool. means Liverpool must be killed Brentford And hopefully Villa lose to City for them to outshine Emery’s side.

Its fans Bournemouth And Brighton Also hope this happens. If it does, that means one of them will join Liverpool And will be the sixth English team in the Champions League.

Cherry only needs one point Nottingham Forest to ensure a top-six finish.

Meanwhile, the seagulls must be killed Manchester United and for Bournemouth Lose to sixth place.

If Villa lose in the Europa League final, only the top five English clubs will qualify for the Champions League.

Liverpool Only one point is needed to guarantee a top-five finish. But if they lose to the Bees, they won’t just finish fifth Bournemouth Forest won and the Cherries overturned a six-goal deficit on goal difference.