[Albion] 4pts won’t be enough will it ?

[arewethereyet?]

Spurs will get their biggest win of the season and Ange will keep his job.

 

[Nobby Cybergoat]

Spurs will get their biggest win of the season and Ange will keep his job.

It will be hilarious to see the looks on the faces of the players and fans of whoever loses. I'm just going to ignore looking at the winners

 

[deletebeepbeepbeep]

We've got two hopes and one of them is Bob.

 

[warmleyseagull]

Surely Brentford cant be allowed to play in Europe they arent even the biggest club in West London or the 2nd biggest. Joke of a club.

Well, surely there are 18 other jokers, so we should be in CL next season.

 

[Papa Lazarou]

It’s written in the stars we win out two games, with other results will have qualified for Europe but Palace win the FA Cup

It's possible, but we'll know the result of the Cup Final before we play another game, so were the worst to happen at Wembley we might see some fringe players given a game v Liverpool.

 

[Ludensian Gull]

No.

Domestic football only gets 2 places in the Europa League. One from the Premier League and one from domestic cup.

Usually it’s 5th place in EPL but the extra UEFA CL place this year means it bounces down to 6th (or rather 7th because Newcastle‘s UEFA CL/Europa place (if they finish in top 6) bounces down by virtue of their Carabao Cup win)

The other Europa League place will go to either CP or Citeh as winners of the FA Cup.

The Premier League only has ONE place in the Conference League and one place for winners of the Carabao cup (this year Newcastle whose Premier League UEFA qualification bounces down a place which means 8th place is up for grabs)

If Chelsea win the Conference League, they get Europa next season but that Europa place doesn’t bounce down if they also finish in the top 6 of the Premier League - only the domestic trophy won places bounce down if a team has already qualified through the Premier League.

Furthermore: This means if Palace win the FA Cup then they take one of the two Europa spots, and Conference spot moves up to 7th because they haven’t already qualified through the Premier League so we have to hope Citeh win the FA Cup and their Premier League qualification place bounces down NOT Palace if we want that 8th place Conference spot.


It’s all explained (numerous times!) on the 'UEFA coefficients and Europe 2025/26' thread
https://www.northstandchat.com/threads/uefa-coefficients-and-europe-2025-26.412099/post-11593679

Clear as mud

 

[Bozza]

One benefit of Cunha not being sent off against us is that he should be available to face Brentford on the last day of the season.

We just need to hope that after this weekend's fixtures, that is still a factor. If they win and we lose, then it's all over.

 

[Dirty Dave]

One benefit of Cunha not being sent off against us is that he should be available to face Brentford on the last day of the season.

We just need to hope that after this weekend's fixtures, that is still a factor. If they win and we lose, then it's all over.

Yes, I had thought that. Then he goes on to score the winner against Brentford.
Him having avoided a red could work in our favour

 

[Nobby Cybergoat]

Yes, I had thought that. Then he goes on to score the winner against Brentford.
Him having avoided a red could work in our favour

As we won the game yes

 

[mile oak]

No.

Domestic football only gets 2 places in the Europa League. One from the Premier League and one from domestic cup.

Usually it’s 5th place in EPL but the extra UEFA CL place this year means it bounces down to 6th (or rather 7th because Newcastle‘s UEFA CL/Europa place (if they finish in top 6) bounces down by virtue of their Carabao Cup win)

The other Europa League place will go to either CP or Citeh as winners of the FA Cup.

The Premier League only has ONE place in the Conference League and one place for winners of the Carabao cup (this year Newcastle whose Premier League UEFA qualification bounces down a place which means 8th place is up for grabs)

If Chelsea win the Conference League, they get Europa next season but that Europa place doesn’t bounce down if they also finish in the top 6 of the Premier League - only the domestic trophy won places bounce down if a team has already qualified through the Premier League.

Furthermore: This means if Palace win the FA Cup then they take one of the two Europa spots, and Conference spot moves up to 7th because they haven’t already qualified through the Premier League so we have to hope Citeh win the FA Cup and their Premier League qualification place bounces down NOT Palace if we want that 8th place Conference spot.


It’s all explained (numerous times!) on the 'UEFA coefficients and Europe 2025/26' thread
https://www.northstandchat.com/threads/uefa-coefficients-and-europe-2025-26.412099/post-11593679

Didnt WestHamlet win the lowest rank Euro cup?

It's possible, but we'll know the result of the Cup Final before we play another game, so were the worst to happen at Wembley we might see some fringe players given a game v Liverpool.

That would make the Liverpool game awful no offence to the fringe players but I wanna see Welbeck get a hatrick and Mitoma outpace Trent 9if Trent plays of course!)

 

[jonny.rainbow]

No sense in throwing the Liverpool match IF the unthinkable happens at Wembley on Saturday as Man City still have a points penalty hanging over them.

Imagine writing off the last two games and then Man City get docked points. We’d look like chumps.

 

[Papa Lazarou]

No sense in throwing the Liverpool match IF the unthinkable happens at Wembley on Saturday as Man City still have a points penalty hanging over them.

Imagine writing off the last two games and then Man City get docked points. We’d look like chumps.

Good point

 

[Washboard Didgets]

I have put three Brentford players in my Fantasy Premier League team and captained one and vice captained another.

So hopefully this will have the usual effect of jinxing them.

 

[Shirty]

I suspect you are like an equivalent of my old pal Phil at work.
He and I seemed to disagree about practically everything,
then I realized we simply see different sides of the same coin.
Rather than get shirty, I arranged to have lunch with him one Friday.
And we carried on the tradition till he moved elsewhere to double his salary 4 years ago.

Probably for the best, I'm rubbish in an argument.

 

[Iggle Piggle]

One benefit of Cunha not being sent off against us is that he should be available to face Brentford on the last day of the season.

We just need to hope that after this weekend's fixtures, that is still a factor. If they win and we lose, then it's all over.

I thought Cunha played like a man who knew he was off at the end of the season on Saturday, Not too disimilar to how one of our Brazilians has appeared at times this season.

I'm just hoping he decides to turn up for his last home game. That or Strand Larsen turns into Haaland.

 

[Richy_Seagull]

One benefit of Cunha not being sent off against us is that he should be available to face Brentford on the last day of the season.

We just need to hope that after this weekend's fixtures, that is still a factor. If they win and we lose, then it's all over.

Would have only been a one game ban (denying goalscoring oppurtunity).

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Would have only been a one game ban (denying goalscoring oppurtunity).

Given that he's already been banned for about 6 games this season, I'm not sure that would have been the case for him.

 

[Surf's Up]

Yes, I had thought that. Then he goes on to score the winner against Brentford.
Him having avoided a red could work in our favour

Sadly I think that Cunha is already on the Copacabana.

 

[Tony the Pony]

We I think only need to worry about 2 things

1- City beat Palace in the cup
2- Brentford drop points

It’s at least 50-50 both will happen !

3-Man City get deducted points once the charges have been decided.

 

[Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo]

Would have only been a one game ban (denying goalscoring oppurtunity).

Would have been a two game ban as it would have been his second red of the season after his sending off in the FA Cup against Bournemouth.