Champions League and Europa League: Who will qualify in various scenarios?

Manchester United qualified for last season's Champions League after winning the 2016-17 Europa League (they finished sixth in the Premier League that season)

The main four groups in the Chief Class meet all requirements for the Victors Association, while the FA Container champs, the Carabao Glass champs and the fifth-set side in the top flight go into the Europa Alliance. Basic, isn't that so? 

Assuming as it were.

At BBC Game we get a lot of messages asking us 'what occurs if this occurs?'. To be completely forthright, we didn't know every one of the appropriate responses up to this point - however in the wake of digging profound into Uefa guidelines, we have worked it full scale.

So here we go...

Who meets all requirements for Europe ordinarily? 

The best four sides in the Chief Class fit the bill for the Victors Association bunch stages - normally (more on that later).

The FA Glass victors and the association's fifth-set side go into the Europa Alliance gatherings, with the Carabao Container champs entering the second passing round.

Be that as it may, usually confused by the FA Glass as well as Carabao Container champs meeting all requirements for Europe through the class. This season City have won the Group Container - which means 6th spot in the Chief Association gets an Europa Class spot.

Things are confounded further by the reality the Bosses Class and Europa Alliance victors get into coming up next season's Heroes Association bunch stages.

Does it make a difference who wins the FA Container?

As far as European capability, no. Yet, that does not mean Watford are in the Europa Alliance. 

On the off chance that the Hornets beat City in the FA Container last, at that point they meet all requirements for Europe regardless of what happens somewhere else. In any case, on the off chance that City win, at that point seventh spot in the Head Alliance gets the spot. 

Until 2015 groups could fit the bill for Europe by losing the FA Glass last if the victors had booked a Heroes Association place. Stir and Frame exploited the old principle before it was changed. Be that as it may, you currently need to win the last to qualify. 

In the event that Watford do win the glass, at that point the 6th set group in the Chief Alliance needs to enter the Europa Association qualifiers on 25 July - which would mean a conflict with the pre-season visit plans of Manchester Joined together, Chelsea, Munititions stockpile or Tottenham, who are for the most part due to be in Asia or the US. 

What occurs if an English group win the Bosses Alliance? 

Half of the Bosses Alliance quarter-finalists - Manchester City, Manchester Joined together, Tottenham and Liverpool - are English, which means there is a fair possibility of one of them winning the competition. 

In the event that a group become European heroes and completion in the best four of the Head Association, at that point just four English groups go into next season's Bosses Alliance. The 'additional' bunch organize spot would go to the Austrian bosses, who generally need to experience qualifying as Uefa's eleventh positioned group. 

In any case, if an English group win the Bosses Alliance and completion outside the Chief Class' best four - a genuine probability for Joined together and Goads - at that point five English groups will go into next season's gathering stage. 

There is no Victors Alliance spot for the beaten finalists. Liverpool would not have qualified for this present year had they not completed in the 2017-18 top four. 

Uefa changed the tenets for capability a year ago - beginning with this current season's competitions. 

In 2012 Tottenham completed fourth however passed up a great opportunity in light of the fact that Chelsea won the Heroes Alliance - yet Goads would have qualified under the momentum rules. 

Until 2005, Champions Association victors did not qualify naturally - a standard which was changed when Liverpool won the competition however did not complete in the best four. 

What occurs if an English group win the Europa Alliance? 

Munititions stockpile and Chelsea are both in the Europa Association last eight and are among the top picks to lift the trophy in Baku. In the event that both of them win the competition, they will fit the bill for next season's Bosses Association bunch stages. 

In the event that the victors complete outside the best four in the Head Group, it will mean five English groups will be in the Bosses Association. 

In any case on the off chance that they do complete in the main four, at that point Britain won't get an additional spot. The group who complete third in the fifth-positioned class - France - will go into the Heroes Association bunch arranges rather than the qualifiers. 

There is no Victors Group spot for the beaten finalists. 

What occurs if English groups win the Heroes Class AND Europa Association? 

There can be a limit of five groups from one nation in the Victors Class. With the goal that causes somewhat of a wreck if an English group win both European rivalries - and neither completion in the main four. 

All things considered the Chief Class' fourth-set group would not meet all requirements for the Victors Association and rather would drop into the Europa Alliance bunch stages. 

This season, it is likely both the competition champs would complete in the main six - in light of the fact that seventh-set Leicester City are 14 untied. That would mean the main three in the Head Class, in addition to the two European heroes would meet all requirements for the Victors Alliance. 

There would just be two Europa Class spots - for the group who complete fourth in the Chief Alliance and the FA Glass victors (or the seventh-put Head Association group if City win the container). 

The accompanying precedents are very impossible except if Leicester or groups underneath them get up to speed 14 or 15 in the last five or six diversions... 

In the event that a season at any point happened when English groups won the Bosses Alliance and Europa Association - and neither of them met all requirements for Europe through the class - there would be NINE Head Alliance groups in Europe (five in the Victors Class and four in the Europa Group). 

In the event that one of them met all requirements for Europe and the other did not, at that point there would be five groups in the Heroes Alliance and three in the Europa Class.