Premier League sides in Europe 26/27 - who has qualified plus dates and schedule for Champions League, Europa League and Conference League

The Premier League will have nine sides in Europe in 2026/27 after Crystal Palace's Conference League triumph. Here's your rundown of who's qualified for which competition, plus the key dates.

The Premier League earned an extra fifth place because of England's coefficient ranking, which UEFA calculates by how clubs perform in European competition.

Arsenal qualified for their fourth straight Champions League campaign by winning the Premier League. Mikel Arteta's side are bidding to head into competition as defending champions as they face PSG in the 2026 final in Budapest on May 30.

Manchester City will head into a 16th straight campaign without Pep Guardiola, while Manchester United are back at the top table for the first time since 2023/24 following their third-place finish.

Aston Villa finished fourth, but would have secured Champions League football in any case by virtue of their Europa League triumph.

Liverpool booked their place on the final day of the season after a 1-1 draw with Brentford.