US EditionMan City, Chelsea, and Newcastle secure Champions League spots on chaotic final day of Premier League
- On the thrilling conclusion of the Premier League season on Sunday, Manchester City, Chelsea, and Newcastle earned qualification for the UEFA Champions League in the upcoming campaign.
- The battle for European qualification intensified as Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest missed out on top-five finishes after decisive late-game events across key matches.
- Chelsea clinched fourth place with a Levi Colwill goal in a 1-0 win at Nottingham Forest, while City finished third after defeating Fulham 2-0, with Gundogan and Haaland scoring.
- Aston Villa lost 2-0 at Manchester United, with a controversially ruled-out goal and a crucial Amad Diallo header, as Newcastle lost 1-0 to Everton but kept fifth place on goal difference.
- These results confirmed Chelsea's return to Champions League after two years, City's continued European presence despite a trophyless season, and Forest's seventh place securing UEFA Conference League football.
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