Which Premier League teams can still qualify for the Champions League?
As the Premier League season concludes, Manchester United, Arsenal, and Manchester City have secured Champions League berths. At least two more spots are available, with the top five league finishers automatically qualifying.

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AI-generatedAs the Premier League season concludes, Manchester United, Arsenal, and Manchester City have secured Champions League berths. At least two more spots are available, with the top five league finishers automatically qualifying. England has an additional European Performance Spot (EPS) that could allow a sixth team to qualify. This scenario arises if Aston Villa wins the Europa League and finishes fifth, pushing the sixth-placed team into the Champions League via the EPS. Alternatively, if Nottingham Forest wins the Europa League, they would also qualify for the Champions League. Liverpool currently sits fourth, with three games remaining.
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5 extractedLiverpool are currently in fourth place with 58 points from 35 games, with three games left to play.
The Premier League has been allocated a fifth Champions League place called the European Performance Spot (EPS).
Arsenal and Manchester City have already secured spots in next season's Champions League.
Manchester United have confirmed their return to the UEFA Champions League after a two-year absence.
If Aston Villa win the Europa League and finish fifth, the sixth-placed team would take the EPS spot for the Champions League.