If one of our clubs wins the CL, the EL, or the ECL and is outside the top 7 (assuming the same top 7 wins both the FA Cup and the League Cup) then there can be 8 teams in Europe. So this season we could have 8 if we win the ECL, but Man City winning the CL will have no impact as they'll already be in the top 4 in the PL.
Should a Premier League club win the UEFA Champions League they will automatically qualify for the group stage of next season's competition regardless of their league finishing position.
Should a Premier League club win the UEFA Europa League they will automatically qualify for the group stage of next season's UEFA Champions League regardless of their league finishing position.
If a club win the UEFA Champions League or UEFA Europa League and finish in the top four, their qualification for the UCL through their league position is not transferred to another team.
A maximum of five Premier League teams are eligible for UEFA Champions League qualification.
In the event that a Premier League club win the UEFA Champions League and another win the UEFA Europa League and neither of these clubs finish in the top four of the Premier League, the club lying fourth in the table will drop into the UEFA Europa League group stage.
If a Premier League club win the UEFA Champions League and another win the UEFA Europa League and neither have qualified for UEFA competitions through their league positions or by winning the FA Cup or EFL Cup, they will qualify for the UEFA Champions League and the club finishing fourth in the table will drop into the UEFA Europa League group stage.
This UEFA Europa League group stage place will be in addition to the one for the club finishing fifth and to the places in the UEFA Europa League and UEFA Europa Conference League for the FA Cup and EFL Cup winners (or for the highest-ranked clubs not qualified for UEFA competitions in the Premier League if the FA Cup and EFL Cup winners have already qualified for UEFA competitions through their league position).
The winner of UEFA Europa Conference League is guaranteed a place in UEFA Europa League group stages. If a Premier League club win the UEFA Europa Conference League and do not qualify for the UEFA Europa League via the Premier League or the FA Cup, then they enter the UEFA Europa League group stages as an additional club.
Should a Premier League club win the UEFA Champions League they will automatically qualify for the group stage of next season's competition regardless of their league finishing position.
Should a Premier League club win the UEFA Europa League they will automatically qualify for the group stage of next season's UEFA Champions League regardless of their league finishing position.
If a club win the UEFA Champions League or UEFA Europa League and finish in the top four, their qualification for the UCL through their league position is not transferred to another team.
A maximum of five Premier League teams are eligible for UEFA Champions League qualification.
In the event that a Premier League club win the UEFA Champions League and another win the UEFA Europa League and neither of these clubs finish in the top four of the Premier League, the club lying fourth in the table will drop into the UEFA Europa League group stage.
If a Premier League club win the UEFA Champions League and another win the UEFA Europa League and neither have qualified for UEFA competitions through their league positions or by winning the FA Cup or EFL Cup, they will qualify for the UEFA Champions League and the club finishing fourth in the table will drop into the UEFA Europa League group stage.
This UEFA Europa League group stage place will be in addition to the one for the club finishing fifth and to the places in the UEFA Europa League and UEFA Europa Conference League for the FA Cup and EFL Cup winners (or for the highest-ranked clubs not qualified for UEFA competitions in the Premier League if the FA Cup and EFL Cup winners have already qualified for UEFA competitions through their league position).
The winner of UEFA Europa Conference League is guaranteed a place in UEFA Europa League group stages. If a Premier League club win the UEFA Europa Conference League and do not qualify for the UEFA Europa League via the Premier League or the FA Cup, then they enter the UEFA Europa League group stages as an additional club.
Unless it's West Ham. Then the rules will say they were offside, so disqualified 😉
U18s have a play-off with the winners of the U18s northern league (Man City) this evening to see who qualifies for the UEFA youth competition next season. Haven't found a free stream yet, I believe there's a pay option via Man City (typically, as with the FA Cup, we're away for what should be a neutral game, it's at the Etihad).
U18s have a play-off with the winners of the U18s northern league (Man City) this evening to see who qualifies for the UEFA youth competition next season. Haven't found a free stream yet, I believe there's a pay option via Man City (typically, as with the FA Cup, we're away for what should be a neutral game, it's at the Etihad).
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My thinking there was a place lost to keep it to 7 in all circumstances is, I think, dating to before ECL
With ECL, I think you're right - we can have 8. It was that we couldn't have 8 in 2 comps.
But then said maximum of 8 teams
So I’m still not sure 😂
And yes I’ve tried to understand all the permutations before and this too has left me 🤯 😂
If one of our clubs wins the CL, the EL, or the ECL and is outside the top 7 (assuming the same top 7 wins both the FA Cup and the League Cup) then there can be 8 teams in Europe. So this season we could have 8 if we win the ECL, but Man City winning the CL will have no impact as they'll already be in the top 4 in the PL.
I've got 44 things on my to do list, 12 of which need doing by Monday morning. And none of which include the need to redecorate my flat.
But I really really want to know about the European permutations...
Is what you really meant to say.
I believe this is a pay channel.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/65544721