2024–25 European Football Season Concludes: Find Out Who Survived

Full Breakdown of Titles, European Spots, Promotions and Relegations Across Major Leagues

As the curtain falls on the 2024–25 European football season, the fate of clubs across the continent has been decided.

From title triumphs to relegation battles and last-gasp European qualification, here’s a complete roundup of how the Premier League, LaLiga, Bundesliga, Serie A, and Ligue 1 wrapped up.

ENGLAND – Premier League

Champions: Liverpool (84 points)

Confirmed Champions League Teams:

1. Liverpool

2. Arsenal

3. Manchester City

4. Chelsea

5. Newcastle United

6. Tottenham Hotspur (via Europa League victory)

Due to the Premier League’s strong UEFA coefficient this season, five teams earned Champions League qualification via league positions.

Tottenham added a sixth UCL spot after beating Manchester United 1–0 in the Europa League final.

Europa League:

• Aston Villa (6th)

• Crystal Palace (FA Cup winners)

Europa Conference League:

• Nottingham Forest (7th)

Relegated:

• Leicester City

• Ipswich Town

• Southampton

Promoted from Championship:

• Leeds United, Burnley (automatic)

• Sunderland (playoff winners)

ITALY – Serie A

Champions: Napoli (82 points)

Clinched the Scudetto on the final day with a 2–0 win over Cagliari, edging Inter Milan (81 pts), who also won.

Champions League Qualifiers:

1. Napoli

2. Inter Milan

3. Atalanta

4. Juventus

Europa League:

• AS Roma (5th)

• Bologna (Coppa Italia winners)

Europa Conference League:

• Fiorentina (6th, qualified via head-to-head over Lazio)

Relegated:

• Monza, Venezia, Empoli

Promoted from Serie B:

• Sassuolo, Pisa

• Final playoff spot between Spezia, Cremonese, Cesena, and Palermo.

SPAIN – LaLiga

Champions: Barcelona (88 points)

Confirmed title winners after beating Real Madrid in El Clásico and clinching the league on May 15.

Champions League Teams (5):

1. Barcelona

2. Real Madrid

3. Atlético Madrid

4. Athletic Club

5. Villarreal

LaLiga, like the Premier League, earned five UCL spots due to UEFA coefficient rankings.

Europa League:

• Real Betis (6th)

• Celta Vigo (7th; took Copa del Rey winner’s spot)

Europa Conference League:

• Rayo Vallecano (8th; edged Osasuna on head-to-head)

Relegated:

• Real Valladolid, Las Palmas, Leganés

Promoted from LaLiga2:

• Levante

• Elche, Real Oviedo, and Mirandés fighting for final spot

GERMANY – Bundesliga

Champions: Bayern Munich (82 points)

Bayern reclaimed the Bundesliga title on May 4 after a dominant run.

Champions League Teams:

1. Bayern Munich

2. Bayer Leverkusen

3. Eintracht Frankfurt

4. Borussia Dortmund

Europa League:

• Freiburg (5th)

• Stuttgart (DFB Pokal winners, finished 9th)

Europa Conference League:

• Mainz (6th)

Relegated:

• Holstein Kiel, VfL Bochum
  Relegation Playoff:

• Heidenheim (16th) to face SV Elversberg

Promoted from 2. Bundesliga:

• Hamburg, FC Cologne

FRANCE – Ligue 1

Champions: Paris Saint-Germain (84 points)

PSG clinched the title early, on April 5, and also lifted the Coupe de France, completing a domestic double.

Champions League:

1. PSG

2. Marseille

3. AS Monaco

4. Nice (qualifying rounds)

Europa League:

• Lille (5th)

• Lyon (6th; via cup place)

Europa Conference League:

• Strasbourg (7th)

Relegated:

• Montpellier, Saint-Etienne

Relegation Playoff:

• Stade de Reims (17th) vs Metz (Ligue 2 third place)

Promoted from Ligue 2:

• Lorient, Paris FC

Note: Lyon face provisional relegation due to financial breaches, which may affect European allocation pending a final decision.