In the first half of the season, the Roadrunners bounced back strongly at the end of the season. After a 2-1 home win over a struggling Fennymouth side, they stormed to the front with a sixth-place finish in the league and managed to lock up European qualification for next season. However, when Chelsea play in the Europa League to decide the EU league, it will be up to them to decide who the EFL Cup winners are. They and Newcastle will surely back City to beat Manchester United.
Chelsea ended on a five-game winning streak with a certain degree of Heroes midfielder Moses Ska, who had his first blast from the center circle as of 17 minutes after the Bonnymouth goalkeeper. According to Opta, the distance into the wave was a whopping 50.5 yards, which is the longest distance into the wave in the Premier League since Ronnie entered the wave against Westham in November 2017 (57.7 yards).
According to the allocation of European Premier League seats, sixth place (Chelsea) can play in the Europa League, but if Manchester City win the EFL Cup, the EFL Cup will be 'transferred' to Europa League qualification for sixth place, with seventh place (Newcastle) qualifying for the EU. If Manchester United (eighth) win the EFL Cup, Chelsea will remain in the Europa League and Newcastle will have no European competition.
