Europe's top soccer leagues: Title fights, UCL, relegation - ESPN

The 2023-24 season is drawing to a close and the battles for the major honours, relegation and promotion are starting to become clearer.

Here's a quick roundup of what has been decided, and what's still at stake, in the English Premier League, German Bundesliga, Spanish LaLiga, Italian Serie A and French Ligue 1.

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1. Manchester City(37 games, 88 points)

2. Arsenal (37, 86)

Manchester City will seal the title with a victory at home to West Ham on Sunday.

For Arsenal to win the title, they must win at home to Everton and Man City lose or draw.

If Arsenal win and Man City draw, the Gunners would win the title on goal difference.

All four places have now been sealed.

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1. Arsenal

2. Man City

3. Liverpool (37, 79)

4. Aston Villa (37, 68)

As it stands, only fifth gets a Europa League place with the other slot, by right, going to the FA Cup winners.

Man United take on Man City in the FA Cup final on May 25 (stream live on ESPN+, U.S. only). If Erik ten Hag's team lift the trophy then they will be in the Europa League (UEL). If Man City win the cup, then the UEL position transfers to the sixth place in the Premier League

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5. Tottenham Hotspur (37, 63)

6. Chelsea (37, 60)

7. Newcastle United (37, 57)

8. Manchester United (37, 57)

Despite poor results, Spurs are in a strong position to finish fifth with a three-point lead over Chelsea. Spurs, who are guaranteed at least a place in the Europa Conference League, still need a point away to Sheffield United on Sunday to be absolutely sure of Europa League football.

Chelsea host AFC Bournemouth on Sunday knowing a draw will secure sixth and a Europa Conference League place — which will become a Europa