We asked Newcastle fans which 3 PL clubs will get Champions League places – Interesting response | OneFootball

The question we were asking Newcastle United fans yesterday – Which 3 of the 5 Premier League clubs will get Champions League qualification?

We are now heading into May 2025.

Only 25 days to go until the Premier League season ends.

Liverpool already qualified for next season’s Champions League, Arsenal set to join them.

Which leaves it then three from five when it comes to Aston Villa, Chelsea, Manchester City, Newcastle United and Nottingham Forest.

This is how the Premier League table currently looks (Wednesday 30 April 2025):

So the question is, which three Premier League clubs will join Arsenal and Liverpool in the top five at the end of the season?

These are the collective results from the Newcastle United fans, which three of the five clubs they believe will end up in the top five and qualify for the Champions League:

0% Villa, Chelsea, Man City

1% Villa, Chelsea, Newcastle

0% Villa, Chelsea, Forest

6% Villa, Man City, Newcastle

2% Villa Man City, Forest

2% Villa, Newcastle, Forest

14% Chelsea, Man City, Newcastle

3% Chelsea Man City, Forest

1% Chelsea Newcastle, Forest

71% Man City, Newcastle, Forest

Taking all of the above, these are the percentages of voting Newcastle United fans for each team, how many think they will qualify:

96% Manchester City

95% Newcastle United

79% Nottingham Forest

19% Chelsea

11% Aston Villa

The 19 remaining matches for these five Premier League clubs:

Thursday 1 May

Forest v Brentford (7.30pm)

Friday 2 May

Man City v Wolves (8pm)

Saturday 3 May

Villa v Fulham (12.30pm)

Sunday 4 May

Brighton v Newcastle (2pm)

Chelsea v Liverpool (4.30pm)

Monday 5 May

Palace v Forest (8pm)

Saturday 10 May

Southampton v Man City (3pm)

Bournemouth v Villa (5.30pm)

Sunday 11 May

Newcastle v Chelsea (12pm)

Forest v Leicester (2.15pm)

Friday 16 May

Chelsea v Man U (8pm)

Sunday 18 May

Villa v Spurs TBC (Spurs have asked about moving this match due to proximity to Europa League final on 21 May)

West Ham v Forest (2.15pm)

Arsenal v Newcastle (4.30pm)

Man City v Bournemouth TBC (Man City in FA Cup final now on 17 May)