What happens if West Ham win the Europa League and Leicester lose?
If West Ham win the Europa League, they will automatically qualify for the Champions League group stage, regardless of where they finish.
The top four in the Premier League will still qualify for the Champions League, which means that if the league table remains the same, fifth-placed Arsenal will play in the Europa League.
The Europa League place will go to the next highest-finishing side in the league — United in seventh. In this scenario, the Premier League would have no team in the Conference League.
What happens if Leicester win the Conference League and West Ham lose?
If Leicester win and West Ham lose, Brendan Rodgers’ side will qualify for the Europa League group stage, alongside fifth-placed Arsenal.
Sixth-placed West Ham will qualify for the Europa Conference League, taking the place Liverpool earned by winning the Carabao Cup.
And what happens if both teams win their competitions?
This is complicated. Let us start with what we know for certain — City, Liverpool, Chelsea, Tottenham and West Ham would be in the Champions League, while fifth place and Leicester would be in the Europa League.
Liverpool or Chelsea’s Europa League place (for winning the FA Cup) would go to the next highest-placed side. That would be Manchester United in seventh, seeing as sixth-placed West Ham would have qualified for the Champions League. In this scenario, the Premier League would have no team in the Conference League.