The one condition the must be met for Manchester United & Tottenham to qualify for the Champions League in fifth place revealed

Despite the fact that Ange Postecoglou, the manager of Tottenham Hotspur, may not be overly optimistic about the possibility of earning an additional Champions League spot this season, it is still possible.

In light of the fact that the Premier League is in the running for an additional Champions League qualification berth, it is possible that Arsenal and West Ham will end up doing their neighbourhood rivals Tottenham Hotspur a favor this week.

A larger size of the newly revamped Champions League, which will begin with additional teams the following season, means that two leagues in Europe will be awarded an additional spot in the competition. The allocation of this additional spot will be determined by which two countries end up with the best record across all of UEFA’s competitions this year.

At the moment, the top four teams in the Premier League are the ones that are eligible to compete in the Champions League. However, this could change to fifth place this season depending on how the English teams perform during the European competition. According to the current standings of the league, Aston Villa is now in fourth place, and Spurs are two points behind them with a game ahead of them. Currently, Manchester United is in sixth place, six points behind Tottenham, and they have a goal differential that is twenty points lower than the team coached by Ange Postecoglou.

What is the methodology behind the rating system that determines which two European leagues are awarded the additional spots?

Let’s begin with the scoring. The European Union Football Association (UEFA) will make this determination by adding up the coefficient points for each league depending on the performances of their teams in the Champions League, Europa League, and Europa Conference League. Each victory in a base earns two points for the league, while a tie earns one point for the league.

Additionally, players can earn bonus points for participating in each competition. Those who make it to the group stage of the Champions League are awarded four bonus points, those who make it to the round of 16 receive five points, and those who make it to the quarterfinals, semi-finals, and finals will each earn one bonus point for the league. When it comes to the Europa League, the teams that win their groups receive four extra points, the teams that finish in second place receive two, and the teams that advance to the round of 16, quarterfinal, semi-final, and final each receive one point.

When it comes to the Conference League, the teams that win their group receive two bonus points, the teams that finish in second place in their group receive one point, and each club that advances to the semi-final and then the final receives an additional point.

The coefficient average is determined by first adding up all of the points for each nation, and then dividing that total by the number of teams that began the season competing in UEFA competitions.

According to the most recent rankings of coefficients, Italy and Germany are currently in first place, with 16.571 and 15.928 points respectively. With exactly 15 points, England is in third place, followed by France in fourth place with 14.416 points and Spain in fifth place with 14.187 points.

The results of England’s matches in the Conference League and the Europa League on Thursday might have a significant impact on the tournament’s final standing. In the Bundesliga, Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund have advanced to the quarterfinals of the Champions League, while Manchester City and Arsenal have advanced to the quarterfinals of the Premier League. After Napoli and Inter were eliminated from the top competition this week, Italy is now without any representatives in the competition.

England has the most teams still competing in European events, with six of them still competing, compared to Italy’s four and Germany’s five. tonight is the case before the matches that are scheduled to take place tonight evening. France possesses three, whereas Spain possesses five.

The round of sixteen games that will take place on Thursday night will, however, alter that scenario. An extremely difficult challenge awaits Brighton as they attempt to overcome a 4-0 deficit against Roma at home in the Europa League. On the other hand, Liverpool should be able to overcome Sparta Prague at Anfield thanks to their 5-1 lead from the first leg of the match. The West Ham United team is now trailing Freiburg by a score of 1-0 at home. A victory for the Hammers would not only be beneficial to England but would also be detrimental to Germany’s coefficient.

Then there is Villa itself, who will be hosting Ajax in the Conference League at Villa Park after the first leg of the match in the Netherlands ended without a single goal being scored.

There is a man who is not looking for any assistance, and that is Postecoglou. Spurs fans may be watching with interest to see how English teams fare around Europe, but Postecoglou is not looking for any assistance.