The 2020-21 Premier League season ends this Sunday 23 May 5:00 p.m. on RMC Sport, with a Multizone that promises to be as intense as a Game of Thrones : 3 teams (Chelsea, Liverpool and Leicester) are fighting for 2 places in the Champions League, and 5 teams (West Ham, Tottenham, Everton, Arsenal and Leeds) compete for 1 place in the Europa League and 1 place in the Europa League Conference. There will be laughter, tears, winners and losers, but above all supporters and chants in the stadiums!
What a relief. While in France, we revel in cafes and meals on the terrace, England was able to rediscover the joy of hearing the spectators in the stadiums during the 37th day of the Premier League, which took place last Tuesday and Wednesday. . And there is no denying it, that changes everything! A bit like when you remove the wheels from the bike. But more noisy. A perfect way to end this season on RMC Sport, with a Multizone which will make it possible to follow second by second what is happening on each field, because the stakes are high, and the suspense ideal! Finally, except for the supporters of the clubs concerned, whose nerves will be put to the test …
Threesome for the Champions League
The cherry on the cake, as they say on the other side of the Channel, it is obviously the return of the supporters in the stadiums, up to 10,000 according to the gauges. And some teams will need it, starting with Liverpool, who must win to be sure of ending up in the Big Four and qualifying for the Champions League, while the Reds were 7 points behind 4th place at the start of the season. month. After a terrible season, plagued by multiple injuries, finishing in 3rd or 4th place would ultimately be an excellent performance. But the big loser could be Leicester. The Foxes receive Tottenham, who will fight for a place in the Europa League. Leicester having been in the Big Four all season before Matchday 37, coming out so close to goal would be another cruel disillusion. Especially since the scenario would then be the same as that of last year … Chelsea, traveling to Aston Villa, would also have their fate between their feet. One victory, and the Blues currently 3rd, will be in the Champions League next season. If they are defeated, they will always have a second chance: a victory against Manchester City in the Champions League final on Saturday 29 May. Basically, if Chelsea don’t end up in the Big Four, and win the Champions League, there will be 5 English clubs in the competition next year. Already they play the final between them, it would really start to look like the Premier League of Champions …
Other meetings during which the tension will be palpable, Arsenal-Brighton, Leeds-West Bromwich Albion, Manchester City-Everton and West Ham-Southampton. Yes, almost everywhere. But a glance at the standings shows that Leeds and Arsenal can still aim for 7th place, qualifying for the new Europa League Conference, in the event of victory and defeat of their opponents, while West Ham, Tottenham and Everton dream of the 6th place, qualifying for the Europa League. 5th place necessarily failing the loser of the Chelsea-Liverpool-Leicester trio, 7 teams will therefore fight for 2 places. This 38th and final day of the Premier League promises to be as beautiful as it is cruel …
The full schedule for Matchday 38 of the Premier League on RMC Sport:
Sunday 23 May
- 16h00 : PL Live, live on RMC Sport 1
- 5:00 p.m .: Multizone, live on RMC Sport 1
- 17h00 : Manchester City – Everton, en direct sur RMC Sport 2
- 17h00 : Liverpool – Crystal Palace, en direct sur RMC Sport Live 3
- 17h00 : Aston Villa – Chelsea, en direct sur RMC Sport Live 4
- 17h00 : Leicester – Tottenham, en direct sur RMC Sport Live 5
- 17h00 : Wolverhampton – Manchester United, en direct sur RMC Sport Live 6
- 5:00 p.m .: Arsenal – Brighton, live on RMC Sport Live 7
- 17h00 : Fulham – Newcastle, en direct sur RMC Sport Live 8
- 17h00 : Leeds – West Bromwich Albion, en direct sur RMC Sport Live 9
- 17h00 : Sheffield United – Burnely, en direct sur RMC Sport Live 10
- 7:00 p.m .: PL Zone, live on RMC Sport 1
- 8:00 p.m .: Manchester City – Everton, 1st replay on RMC Sport 1
- 9.45 p.m .: PL Zone, 1st replay on RMC Sport 1
- 10:45 p.m .: Aston Villa – Chelsea, 1st replay on RMC Sport 1
Sources : RMC Sport, Premier League
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