Let's take a look at who's going to the various European club tournaments, who's being promoted, and relegated as far as the top five divisions of English soccer is concerned:
UEFA Champions League (group stage):
Manchester United
Manchester City
Chelsea
UEFA Champions League (playoff round):
Arsenal
Europa League:
Wigan Athletic (group stage; won FA Cup)
Tottenham Hotspur (playoff round)
Swansea City (third qualifying round; won Football League Cup)
Relegated to Football League Championship:
Wigan Athletic
Reading
Queens Park Rangers
Promoted from Football League Championship to English Premier League:
Cardiff City
Hull City
Crystal Palace (via playoffs)
Relegated from Football League Championship to Football League One:
Peterborough United
Wolverhampton Wanderers (rats!)
Bristol City
Promoted from Football League One to Football League Championship:
Doncaster Rovers
AFC Bournemouth
Yeovil Town (via playoffs)
Relegated from Football League One to Football League Two:
Scunthorpe United
Bury
Hartlepool United
Portsmouth
Promoted from Football League Two to Football League One:
Gillingham
Rotherham United
Port Vale
Bradford City (via playoffs)
Relegated from Football League Two (and the Football League) to the English Conference's National Division:
Barnet
Aldershot Town
Promoted from the English Conference's National Division to Football League Two:
Mansfield Town
Newport County (via playoffs)
Relegated from the English Conference's National Division to the Conference's regional divisions (North or South)
Stockport County
Barrow
Ebbsfleet United
AFC Telford United
Promoted from the English Conference's North Division to the Conference's National Division:
Chester
FC Halifax Town (via playoffs)
Promoted from the English Conference's South Division to the Conference's National Division:
Welling United
Salisbury City (via playoffs)
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