Summary of the latest Premier League standings: all UCL qualification spots have been filled, but one team is left disappointed.
On 25 May 2026 GMT+7, the final Premier League standings after the last match of the 2025-26 season were confirmed. Liverpool drew 1-1 at home against Brentford in the final game for Mohamed Salah and Andrew Robertson, who will leave the "Reds" after this season.
1. Arsenal – 85 points *qualified for UCL
2. Manchester City – 78 points *qualified for UCL
3. Manchester United – 71 points *qualified for UCL
4. Aston Villa – 65 points *qualified for UCL
5. Liverpool – 60 points *qualified for UCL
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6. Bournemouth – 57 points
7. Sunderland – 54 points
8. Brighton – 53 points (+6 goal difference)
9. Brentford – 53 points (+3 goal difference)
10. Chelsea – 52 points
Liverpool became the final team to secure a UEFA Champions League spot via a special additional place (EPS) after the Premier League was allocated an extra UCL spot this season for ranking among the top two leagues with the best UEFA coefficient points.
Unfortunately, Bournemouth missed out on a UCL spot. Aston Villa, who recently won the Europa League, finished 4th in the Premier League standings, preventing the EPS spot from dropping to 6th place. However, Bournemouth will participate in the Europa League for the first time in the club's history.