<h1>How More Than Four Premier League Teams Can Qualify For CL Next Season</h1>
<p>Due to changes to UEFA's method for awarding European spots, seven Premier League clubs may qualify to compete in next season's Champions League competition if certain criteria are fulfilled.</p>
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<h2>1. The top four in the Premier League qualify automatically</h2>
<p>Premier League's top four teams currently qualify automatically for the Champions League group stage - as is true across Europe's top ten leagues, such as Spain's La Liga and Germany's Bundesliga. Starting next season however, that number will increase to five; due to UEFA offering two extra places for countries who performed best during UEFA competitions last season.</p>
<p>Once upon a time, teams that won both the Europa League and Champions League but finished outside of the top four domestic league would have to give up their automatic spot and drop into the Europa League. That all changed when Chelsea won both tournaments simultaneously in 2012 - overthrowing Tottenham who had finished fourth in their league and opting into both tournaments at once!</p>
<p>With new rules being added to Europe's premier tournament, it's likely that seven Premier League clubs will make regular qualifying appearances for it. That is because winning either FA Cup or Carabao Cup allows one entry without finishing in top four of table.</p>
<h2>2. The top two in the Europa League qualify automatically</h2>
<p>Eight Premier League clubs may qualify for Europe next season if Manchester City win this year's Europa League, according to its rules. The top two teams automatically qualify for Champions League group stage participation while any third-placed team goes into Europa League play-off rounds; fourth-placed spots then pass down league tables until one qualifies via domestic results alone.</p>
<p>Under such a scenario, the FA Cup or Carabao Cup winner would qualify as Europe's seventh-placed team due to UEFA's coefficient system granting one qualification spot extra per national league that doesn't guarantee entry into either Champions League or Europa League group stage competitions.</p>
<p>England will likely welcome this arrangement as they are assured a fifth Champions League spot next season, while Spain, Germany and Italy could be less pleased as there is no country protection guaranteeing that an extra place doesn't end up going to one of their leagues instead.</p>
<h2>3. The top two in the Conference League qualify automatically</h2>
<p>UEFA recently implemented rules which could see more than four Premier League clubs qualify for Europe in 2023/24. These new regulations should come into force shortly.</p>
<p>Current qualifying rules stipulate that the top five teams from each national association qualify automatically for Champions League competition. If a fifth-ranked nation wins both its competition and qualifying through their league position, then another team from that nation may enter instead.</p>
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<p>This means the top two teams from this year's Conference League - including Wolves and Preston - will automatically qualify for entry to Europa League group stages next season.</p>
<p>England would then gain one extra spot in the Champions League group stage - currently ranked 12th - though this seems unlikely given that competition for seventh spot between Aston Villa, Tottenham and Brentford for seventh is tight - all three having a chance at qualifying through either their league position or winning one of their European cup competitions.</p>
<h2>4. The top two in the League Cup qualify automatically</h2>
<p>UEFA's decision to do away with two-legged Champions League semi-finals won't alter the fact that only four Premier League clubs qualify via league position for Europe's elite competition in each year of competition - this likely remains true for some time to come.</p>
<p>Changes that could alter the Premier League include a system which rewards each country based on how their clubs perform in European competitions each season. Had this system been in effect during this campaign, Liverpool and Atalanta - who finished fifth domestic leagues - could have qualified for UCL through their achievements abroad.</p>
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<p>It could mean more than five Premier League clubs qualify for Champions League next season if a club from outside the top four wins the Europa League. UEFA will endeavor to avoid drawing teams from similar countries together so as to minimize this possibility.</p>