The Premier League title race and relegation battles look ominously like 'done deals' - but what about the fight for the Champions League?

A top-five Premier League finish is likely to be enough for Champions League qualification, with Manchester City embroiled in the battle.

Arsenal are still in the Champions League, Tottenham and Mancehster United remain in the Europa League and Chelsea are red-hot favourites to lift the Conference League. An extra spot for the Premier League would mean the top five would qualify for the Champions League, which is good news for Chelsea.

The Premier League could yet provide as many as seven clubs to next year’s Champions League after a number of English sides continued their progress in continental competition. Previously, the maximum number of clubs that a league could provide to the top tier European tournament was five,

With 10 games left to play in the Premier League, Chelsea are in a commanding position to return to the Champions League next season.

The Premier League could have as many as seven teams in next season’s Champions League. This would be the top five teams in the league, plus the Champions League winners and the Europa League winners – if they finish outside the top five.