US EditionWhat Does Crystal Palace FA Cup Win Mean for Chelsea, Brentford and Fulham's European Hopes?
- Crystal Palace won the FA Cup final against Manchester City on May 18, 2025, securing their first major trophy in history at Wembley.
- Palace's victory came amid a competitive Premier League season where qualification for European competitions including the Champions League, Europa League, and Conference League remains unsettled.
- The FA Cup winner earns a Europa League spot, which Palace secured, affecting the distribution of European places and denying several Premier League rivals a Europa League position.
- Eberechi Eze scored the winning goal while Dean Henderson avoided a red card after a VAR review, highlighting crucial moments in the match influencing the broader European qualification picture.
- This result guarantees Palace Europa League participation and increases the total English teams in next season's Champions League to six, intensifying the competition among Arsenal, Chelsea, and others for top league positions.
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The Independent (US)How Crystal Palace’s FA Cup win impacts the race for Europe in the Premier League
The Eagles’ win against Man City in the FA Cup final sees Oliver Glasner’s side take a Europa League place, but more places are still to be decided
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What Palace cup win means for Premier League's European race
Crystal Palace will play European football next season after beating Manchester City to win the FA Cup at Wembley Stadium on Saturday. The Eagles will be in the Europa League alongside one other Premier League club as they return to the continental stage after 27 years away. Their last appearance came in 1998/99, when they entered, and very quickly exited, the Uefa Intertoto Cup. Their qualification for Europe does have a knock-on effect in the …
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