Soccer-In-form Newcastle visit faltering Arsenal as Champions League race hots up


FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - Carabao Cup - Semi Final - Second Leg - Newcastle United v Arsenal - St James' Park, Newcastle, Britain - February 5, 2025 Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe and Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta REUTERS/Scott Heppell/File Photo

(Reuters) - Six Premier League teams separated by six points are battling it out for the four remaining Champions League spots with two rounds of matches left and no team can rest easy, although they have all secured European football for next season.

Champions Liverpool are on a victory lap with nothing left to play for while the bottom three have all been relegated, leaving just the race for Europe's premier club competition to be wrapped up as a gruelling season draws to a close.

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