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Major Champions League news confirmed
The Premier League will have at least five clubs in next season's UEFA Champions League, after securing a 'European Performance Spot' for the second successive year.
This is positive news for Manchester United as Michael Carrick’s men continue to fight for Champions League qualification next term.
The Reds are currently placed third in the Premier League with seven fixtures left to play. Our objective is to move up the table and finish as high as we can.
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UEFA awards an additional Champions League place to the two leagues with the best overall performance across the three European competitions.
The Premier League has topped the EPS table for most of this season, with all nine English clubs reaching the last 16 of the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League.
As it stands, Spain are likely to take second additional place, ahead of Germany and Portugal - but that could yet change with upcoming results.
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Top two win additional Champions League places
1: England = 25.013
2: Spain = 20.281
3: Germany = 19.714
4: Portugal = 18.900
5: Italy = 18.714
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The Premier League could yet have six or seven teams in next season's Champions League.
If Aston Villa or Liverpool finish fifth and lift European silverware this season, then sixth would qualify for the Champions League via the EPS place.
If both win European trophies and finish fifth and sixth, that would put seventh into the Champions League.