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SI.com · Oct 17, 2019

Premier League to Challenge Planned Changes to Champions League Qualification

Premier League representatives will oppose plans to reduce the number of automatic qualification places for the Champions League, at a meeting of 150 top European clubs this week.

Current rules mean the team finishing fourth in the English top flight - as well as La Liga, Serie A and the Bundesliga - enter the group stages of the competition without having to navigate the playoffs. However, that is under threat after discussions between the president of the European Leagues, Lars-Christer Olsson, and other organisation officials over reverting back to the previous system.

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