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Premier League top 5 race LIVE SCORE UPDATES: Who will book their spots for Europe next year?
Premier League final day 2025 LIVE UPDATES: Check all the live updates for the Premier League race for European spots here.
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Premier League final day 2025 LIVE UPDATES: FUL vs MCI playing 11s
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Premier League final day 2025 LIVE UPDATES: Main focus on City ground!
The tie between Nottingham and Chelsea will be looked at the most with the tie having the most impact on the top 5 race tonight. Chelsea are on 5th place with 66 points with Nottingham on 65 points sitting on 7th position. A win for either of the sides could see them booking on eof the UCL spots tonight.
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Premier League final day 2025 LIVE UPDATES: NOT vs CHE playing 11 out!
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Premier League final day 2025 LIVE UPDATES: Top 5 race very much alive!
The race for the Champions League spots are still on with Man City, Newcastle, Chelsea and Nottingham Forest still in contention for it. Line-ups for the matches to follow..
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