Tottenham could 'beat Chelsea to Champions League football' with proposed UEFA rule change

  According to The Sun, Tottenham and Arsenal could qualify for next season's Champions League instead of Chelsea, should Premier League campaign is unable to be finished. UEFA discuss options to end the league season. On Tuesday, they softened their stance of domestic leagues voiding their seasons, after threatening a ban from European competition. Should the Premier League be unable to play the remaining fixtures of the season, could use coefficient scores to decide who competes in both the Champions League and Europa League next season.

In the unlikely event that European coefficients are used to calculate Champions League spots, Arsenal would qualify ahead of Chelsea and Tottenham. https://t.co/L92r7axVJK

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Arsenal (91.000) are currently sit ninth in the Premier League, but have the fourth-best coefficient in England behind Manchester City (112.000), Liverpool (99.000) and Manchester United (92.000). Tottenham (85.000), meanwhile, are eighth in the league but sit fifth. Chelsea (83.000), who are fourth, are sixth. Leicester City (22.000), third in the league, are seventh. They would have to play in the Europa League. However, should City's two-year Champions League ban be upheld then Tottenham would take the final Champions League spot. Source: The Sun Join us on Telegram!

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