The Gunners are now guaranteed to finish no
lower than fourth, meaning that they will play in
Europe's top competition for a 19th consecutive
season
Arsenal have secured Champions League football for next season following Manchester United’s defeat to West Ham on Tuesday evening. With just one Premier League fixture remaining for
all of the top five, the Gunners are now
guaranteed to finish no lower than fourth,
meaning they will play in the Champions League
for a 19th consecutive season. Arsene Wenger’s side could still finish second
behind champions Leicester City if Tottenham lose
to Newcastle United and the Gunners beat Aston
Villa at home. United’s own Champions League hopes were
dealt a major blow in the final game at Upton Park
as the defeat now means they require Manchester
City to lose to Swansea City, while Louis van
Gaal’s men must beat Bournemouth at Old
Trafford. Arsenal are just one year behind record holders
Real Madrid, who have participated in Europe's
premier club competition for 20 years running -
the most of any team.
Goal