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Yes, top 5 + 6th place if they won it, and the winner of the EL.Just on the European places what would have happened if Arsenal won the CL while finishing 6th and Spurs / Utd win the EL from 16th/17th?
With the coefficient and PL getting 5 places would that mean there would have been 7 CL qualifiers from the PL (5 league places plus CL/EL winner)?
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Nottingham Forest’s Taiwo Awoniyi is expected to be brought out of an induced coma on Wednesday after urgent surgery on a serious abdominal injury sustained in Sunday’s match against Leicester.
The Nigeria striker was injured after colliding with a post during the 2-2 draw at the City Ground, after which the Forest owner, Evangelos Marinakis, stormed on to the pitch.
Forest anticipate Awoniyi will make a full recovery, though it remains unclear when he will be discharged from hospital. He underwent surgery on Monday. It was a medical decision to place Awoniyi into an induced coma to stabilise his condition and for the 27-year-old’s own comfort.
Awoniyi returned to the pitch on Sunday after lengthy treatment after the incident in the 88th minute. Awoniyi clattered against a post in an attempt to meet Anthony Elanga’s cross. Elanga was in an offside position when he collected the ball but the assistant referee did not raise their flag until after Awoniyi’s collision, in line with International Football Association Board (Ifab) guidance.
Still a chance Man City miss out. At least Man Utd tried, fielded decent teams. I will put a $5 bet on Tottenham to win Europa League, sure to jinx them. $5 on Man City to win FA cup as well.Phew. Wins a win and it's all that matters at this time of year.
Arsenal could still miss out too. I think they'll be fine, but it's pretty crazy that they still haven't secured CL yet.Still a chance Man City miss out. At least Man Utd tried, fielded decent teams. I will put a $5 bet on Tottenham to win Europa League, sure to jinx them. $5 on Man City to win FA cup as well.
Academy product, key to a Champions League victory and unlike some gave the club a very tidy transfer fee. Hm
Far worse than tottenham in 2016.Arsenal could still miss out too. I think they'll be fine, but it's pretty crazy that they still haven't secured CL yet.
Finishing 6th in a two-horse race would certainly be something.
Academy product, key to a Champions League victory and unlike some gave the club a very tidy transfer fee. Hm