Man Utd, Spurs, Aston Villa and Newcastle's final matches - and does fifth qualify for Champions League?

The race for the Champions League took yet another twist as Newcastle thrashed Tottenham before Manchester United slipped up against Bournemouth.

Eddie Howe's Newcastle ran out 4-0 winners at St James' Park thanks to an Alexander Isak brace as well as goals from Anthony Gordon and Fabian Schar. It's a result which moved the Magpies up to sixth place and United's dire 2-2 draw at Bournemouth kept it that way because of the Red Devils' far worse goal difference.

Usually, only four teams from the Premier League qualify for the Champions League each season. However, this year it could be very different. That's because Europe's elite competition will increase from 32 to 36 clubs, with two nations due to contribute five clubs based on their league finish.

With all that in mind, here's look at the Champions League race in the Premier League as well as the coefficient latest from across Europe...

4 - Aston Villa: P32, Pts 60, GD+17

Arsenal (a) - Sunday, April 14

Bournemouth (h) - Sunday, April 21

Brighton (a) - Saturday, May 4

Liverpool (h) - Monday, May 13

Crystal Palace (a) - Sunday, May 19

5 - Tottenham: P32, Pts 60, GD+16

Arsenal (h) - Sunday, April 28

Chelsea (a) - Thursday, May 2

Liverpool (a) - Sunday, May 5

Burnley (h) - Saturday, May 11

Manchester City (h) - Tuesday, May 14

Sheffield United (a) - Saturday, May 19

6 - Newcastle: P32, Pts 50, GD+17

Crystal Palace (a) - Wednesday, April 24

Sheffield United (h) - Saturday, April 27

Burnley (a) - Saturday, May 4

Brighton (h) - Saturday, May 11

Manchester United (a) - Wednesday, May 15

Brentford (a) - Sunday, May 19

7 - Manchester United: P31, Pts 49, GD-1

Sheffield United (h) - Wednesday, April 24

Burnley (h) - Saturday, April 27

Crystal Palace (a) - Monday, May 6

Arsenal (h) - Sunday, May 12

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