Ten whistles up and down England have brought another Premier League campaign to an end.Arsenal are champions of the 2025-26 season, while Wolverhampton Wanderers, Burnley and West Ham United have been relegated to the Championship.While Arsenal’s title win had already been confirmed before Sunday’s fixtures, only the finishing positions of them in first, Manchester City in second and Manchester United in third were finalised heading into the final day.That meant there was plenty to play for, including five teams squabbling over which European competition — if any — they would be playing in next term.Here, The Athletic breaks down which sides ended up qualifying for what.The Champions LeagueAs above, the top three in the Premier League had already booked their places in the Champions League well ahead of the final day’s play. United’s qualification, largely down to their form under Michael Carrick, sees them return to the competition for the first time since 2023-24.Earlier in the season, Premier League clubs guaranteed themselves a fifth spot in the Champions League owing to this season’s sides in European competition playing well enough to earn a ‘European Performance Slot’.Below the top three, Aston Villa had also secured a place in Europe’s top-tier competition in advance of their last game — from both their league performance and winning the Europa League, which they did so by beating Freiburg 3-0 in Istanbul on Wednesday. Villa’s surprise 2-1 win at Manchester City meant they finished fourth, above Liverpool, and in doing so, denied sixth place a Champions League spot.