Football: Liverpool, Chelsea have qualified for the Champions League Football news

Mane scores for Liverpool, despite Chelsea finishing in the top four despite losing at Aston Villa.

Liverpool and Chelsea secured the last two places in the last Champions League final on Sunday when Sergio Aguera played twice in Manchester City’s farewell match.

Liverpool beat Crystal Palace 2-0 against Anfield against Sadio Mane, who were third behind City and Manchester United, while Chelsea could give up a 2-1 defeat at Aston Villa.

The Blues finished fourth as the Leicester FA Cup winner won 2-1 in the final 14 minutes in a 4-2 defeat against Tottenham Hotspur and had to settle for fifth as they did last season.

Goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel came in at his door and Gareth Bale turned the Spurs into King Power in the 87th and stoppage time.

Tottenham’s win gave them a seventh-place finish in the new European Conference League standings, beating Brighton and Hove Albion 2-0 to the detriment of London’s rivals.

Meanwhile, City secured the title and ended the campaign with a 5-0 partial at Everton, with Aguero’s top scorer coming in the second half before Pep Guardiola’s team lifted the trophy.

City could also win the Champions League when they face Chelsea in the final on May 29 in Porto.

United, meanwhile, finished the home season 2-1 at the Wolverhampton Wanderers and expect similar success in Wednesday’s Europa League final against Villarreal in Gdansk.

Winners: Manchester City
Champions League: Manchester City, Manchester United, Liverpool, Chelsea
Europa League: Leicester, West Ham
European Congress: Tottenham
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