Manchester City, Chelsea and Newcastle have all qualified for the Champions League after final-day drama in the Premier League.

Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest, who started the day outside of the top five, cruelly missed out and will have to settle for the Europa League and Conference League next season respectively.

The Premier League were awarded five qualification spots thanks to English clubs' performances in Europe.



The first two places were taken by champions Liverpool and runners-up Arsenal.

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Tottenham then booked their ticket to Europe's elite competition after beating Manchester United 1-0 in the Europa League final on Wednesday.

The Premier League posted on their Match Centre account: "The referee's call was a free kick to Manchester United with Bayindir deemed to be in control of the ball before Rogers gained possession.

The whistle was blown by the referee before the ball entered the goal, therefore the incident was not reviewable by the VAR."

Champions League: Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester City, Chelsea, Newcastle and Tottenham (Europa League winners)

Europa League: Aston Villa and Crystal Palace (FA Cup winners)

Conference League: Nottingham Forest

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