The Premier League may play in the European Championship next season

Premier League European seats: Ten teams may set a historical record

The final of the FA Cup in England came to an end, Crystal Palace defeated Manchester City 1-0 for the first time, not only setting a team history record, but also locking in the Europa League qualification for next season. Currently, 9 teams in the Premier League have been confirmed to be qualified for European competitions, and the specific allocation is: the top five in the league will win the Champions League, the sixth place will go directly to the UEFA Cup, the seventh place will compete in the UEFA United, and the League Cup champion Newcastle will receive the additional qualification for European Union.

Under special circumstances, the Premier League may create an unprecedented grand occasion for ten teams to compete in the European Championship. The key is whether Chelsea can win the European League championship. If Chelsea eventually ranks sixth in the league and wins the championship, its Europa League qualification will lead to Newcastle's Europa League joint position being postponed to eighth in the league; if Chelsea ranks seventh in the league, it will directly advance to the Europa League as the Europa League champion, which will also trigger the qualification delay mechanism. It is worth noting that if Chelsea qualifies for the Champions League through the league rankings, its European Union seat for the European Union champion will automatically expire.

The Premier League is currently in the final stage of the season, and the final ranking of the standings will determine the ultimate direction of the allocation of seats in this European game. Regardless of the result, the size of the Premier League teams in Europe this season will set a record.