As the Premier League season draws to a close, four top teams are battling for European football slots in a thrilling finale.

Meanwhile, Tottenham, Chelsea, Newcastle, and Manchester United are vying for European qualification. In a recent showdown, Manchester United clinched a narrow 3-2 victory over Newcastle, while Chelsea secured a 2-1 win against Brighton.

With the current standings placing Spurs in fifth with 63 points, Chelsea in sixth with 60, Newcastle in seventh with 57, and United in eighth with 57, the competition is intense.

The Europa League and Conference League berths hang in the balance. If Manchester City triumph in the FA Cup, the fifth and sixth-placed teams will secure Europa League spots, with the seventh-placed team entering the Conference League. However, if United wins the FA Cup, they will grab a Europa League spot alongside the fifth-placed team, relegating the sixth-placed team to the Conference League.

Should United finish sixth and win the FA Cup, the Conference League slot will trickle down to the seventh-placed team.