Aston Villa

Don't worry Aston Villa fans, we've not forgotten about you.

Unai Emery's side were described by one reader, earlier this morning, as a potential "wildcard" for Champions League qualification.

Check out their remaining three Premier League matches and see what you think - they are currently three points behind both Newcastle and Chelsea, in fourth and fifth:

• 10 May: Bournemouth (A)
• 18 May: Tottenham (H)
• 25 May: Man Utd (A)

Click thumbs up if you think they will finish in the top five, thumbs down if you don't.

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We are currently taking a detailed look at the exciting race for European places unfolding in the Premier League.

But it will soon be time to shift our focus to this week's Champions League action, as Arsenal, Paris St-Germain, Inter Milan and Barcelona battle to make it into the final.

We'll start with the Gunners, who are looking to overturn a 1-0 deficit against PSG, and will be in training ahead of their second-leg clash from about 11:00 BST. You can watch that live right here on this page.

The Football News Show is also going live from 10:30 BST with former Arsenal midfielder Adrian Clarke and European football experts Julien Laurens the guests.

From around 12:00 BST, we will hear from PSG boss Luis Enrique as he addresses the media ahead of tomorrow's tie.

Nottingham Forest

Here are Forest's remaining three Premier League matches - they are currently two-points behind both Newcastle and Chelsea, in fourth and fifth:

• 11 May: Leicester City (H)
• 18 May: West Ham (A)
• 25 May: Chelsea (H)

Click thumbs up if you think they will finish in the top five, thumbs down if you don't.

Chelsea

Here are the Blues' remaining three Premier League matches - they currently have a two-point cushion over sixth-placed Nottingham Forest:

• 11 May: Newcastle (A)
• 16 May: Manchester United (H)
• 25 May: Nottingham Forest (A)

Click thumbs up if you think they will finish in the top five, thumbs down if you don't.

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Colin: Re Mark in Oxford at 08:40 - why are CITY nailed on? Forest are three behind us and Villa four, but we have arguably a tough last two fixtures. And after our season, I wouldn't say we are nailed on just yet.

Newcastle United

Here are the Magpies' remaining three Premier League matches - they currently have a two-point cushion over sixth-placed Nottingham Forest:

• 11 May: Chelsea (H)
• 18 May: Arsenal (A)
• 25 May: Everton (H)

Click thumbs up if you think they will finish in the top five, thumbs down if you don't.

Manchester City

Here are City's remaining three Premier League matches:

• 10 May: Southampton (A)
• 20 May: Bournemouth (H)
• 25 May: Fulham (A)

Click thumbs up if you think they will finish in the top five, thumbs down if you don't.

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Away to relegated Southampton, yes.

But guess what, Opta's Supercomputer has looked at the probability of that happening and rates the chances of Arsenal dropping down to sixth place as 0.00%.

Well Ben and Guy, we have been looking into this and can confirm that there is a set of circumstances where Arsenal could miss out on Champions League football next season.

Just to clarify, that would mean the Gunners falling from second place, where they currently are, to sixth in the Premier League table, and also failing to win this season's Champions League - more on that later.

With three league games remaining, this is how that scenario could pan out:

• Arsenal lose to Liverpool, Newcastle and draw with Southampton - 68 points
• Man City beat Southampton, Bournemouth and/or Fulham - 70-73 points
• Newcastle lose to Chelsea but beat Arsenal and Everton - 69 points
• Chelsea beat Newcastle and Man Utd, but lose to Nottm Forest - 69 points
• Nottm Forest beat Leicester, West Ham & Chelsea - 70 points

No pressure then Guy.

Just a reminder that, depending on how things pan out this season, there will be between eight and 11 teams from the Premier League taking part in Europe next season.

At least five of those will be in the Champions League because of England's improved performance in Uefa's coefficient rankings.

That number could rise to six should Arsenal win the Champions League and finish outside the top five - or even seven if that happens and Manchester United or Tottenham win the Europa League.

United and Spurs both stole a march on their opponents in the first leg of their Europa League semi-final ties, beating Athletic Bilbao 3-0 and Bodo/Glimt 3-1, respectively.

Arsenal

Here are the Gunners' remaining three Premier League matches:

• 11 May: Liverpool (A)
• 18 May: Newcastle (H)
• 25 May: Southampton (A)

Click thumbs up if you think they will finish in the top five, thumbs down if you don't.

And here is a reminder of how the Premier League table stands - from second to seventh - with three matches remaining...

Right, before you make your own predictions, here is a heads up on the percentage chances Opta's Supercomputer has given each side in the top seven of the Premier League of finishing in each position.

As you will note, only Liverpool can finish first - the rest of the places are up for debate.

NB: Bournemouth, Brentford, Brighton and Fulham - the sides from eighth to 11th - are being given a 0% chance of breaking into the top five so have not been included here.

Right, the debate seems to be cranking up about which clubs are best placed in the race for Champions League football next season.

So let's see what you all think by breaking this down into the main challengers.

Coming up we will highlight the remaining games facing sides from Arsenal - in second - down to Aston Villa in seventh, and ask you to vote with the thumbs to say whether or not you think each side will finish in the top five.

Also, please send us your thoughts on where each side currently in the top seven will finish and why.

Remember to include your name and tell us which club you support.

Thanks.

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Rob Earnshaw may believe Champions League qualification is in Nottingham Forest's hands, but Opta's Supercomputer is favouring Chelsea's chances.

Opta has given Forest a 42% chance.

Chelsea, meanwhile, who are fifth and play Forest on the final day of the season, have a 68% chance of finishing in the top five, according to the data analysts.