Manchester United, Newcastle United, Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool are among the clubs competing for a place in the Champions League next season.
Arsenal and Manchester City, this season's runaway top-two, have all but guaranteed themselves a place in Europe's premier competition next term. It therefore leaves just two spots for the rest of the top-flight sides to compete over.
Man United are currently leading the race over the rest of the chasing pack as they sit third with 50 points after 26 games played. Tottenham are in fourth one point behind Erik ten Hag's side but have played 28 games - two more than the Red Devils.
