Almost all of Europe’s top 10 leagues have been decided with just a few play-offs still to in the balance. Here are the champions; the sides who qualified for Europe; the relegated clubs; and domestic cup winners from Europe’s top 10 leagues, according to UEFA…

England – Premier League

Champions: Manchester City

Champions League qualifiers: Arsenal, Manchester United, Newcastle

Europa League qualifiers: Liverpool, Brighton – West Ham could qualify if they win the Europa Conference League final.

Europa Conference League qualifiers: Aston Villa

Relegated: Southampton, Leeds, Leicester

FA Cup winners: Manchester City.

Spain – La Liga

Champions: Barcelona

Champions League qualifiers: Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid, Real Sociedad. – Sevilla will also play in the Champions League after winning this season’s Europa League.

Europa League qualifiers: Villarreal, Real Betis

Europa Conference League qualifiers: Osasuna

Relegated: Elche, Espanyol, Real Valladolid

Copa del Rey winners: Real Madrid

Germany – Bundesliga

Champions: Bayern Munich

Champions League qualifiers: Borussia Dortmund, RB Leipzig, Union Berlin

Europa League qualifiers: Freiburg, Bayer Leverkusen

Europa Conference League qualifiers: Eintracht Frankfurt

Relegated: Hertha Berlin, Schalke – Stuttgart currently lead Hamburg 3-0 after their relegation play-off first leg.

DFB Pokal winners: RB Leipzig

Italy – Serie A

Champions:  Napoli

Champions League qualifiers: Lazio, Inter Milan, AC Milan

Europa League qualifiers: Atalanta, Roma – Fiorentina could qualify if they win the Europa Conference League final.

Europa Conference League qualifiers: Juventus

Relegated: Sampdoria, Cremonese – Spezia will face Hellas Verona in a one-off relegation play-off at a neutral venue.

Coppa Italia winners: Inter Milan

France – Ligue 1

Champions: PSG

Champions League qualifiers: Lens, Marseille

Europa League qualifiers: Rennes, Toulouse (as cup winners)

Europa Conference League qualifiers: Lille

Relegated: Angers, Troyes, Ajaccio, Auxerre – four teams relegated, two to come up, as Ligue 1 is reduced from 20 teams to 18 for next season.

Coupe de France winners: Toulouse

Netherlands – Eredivisie

Champions: Feyenoord

Champions League qualifiers: PSV

Europa League qualifiers: Ajax

Europa Conference League qualifiers: AZ Alkmaar – Sparta Rotterdam face Twente in Europa Conference League play-off over two legs

Relegated: Groningen, Cambuur – FC Emmen will compete in relegation/promotion play-off

KNVB Beker winners: PSV

Portugal – Liga Portugal

Champions: Benfica

Champions League qualifiers: Porto, Braga

Europa League qualifiers: Sporting Lisbon

Europa Conference League qualifiers: Arouca, Vitoria de Guimaraes

Relegated: Santa Clara, Pacos de Ferreira – Maritimo currently trail Estrela da Amadora after the first leg of the relegation play-off

Taca de Portugal winners: Porto

Belgium – Jupiler Pro League

Champions: Royal Antwerp

Champions League qualifiers: Genk

Europa League qualifiers: Union Saint-Gilloise

Europa Conference League qualifiers: Club Brugge, Gent

Relegated: Oostende, Zulte Waregem, Setaing

Croky Cup winners: Royal Antwerp

Scotland – Premiership

Champions: Celtic

Champions League qualifiers: Rangers

Europa League qualifiers: Aberdeen

Europa Conference League qualifiers: Hearts, Hibs

Relegated: Dundee United – Ross County beat Partick Thistle in the relegation play-off final to survive

Scottish Cup winners: Celtic

Austria – Bundesliga

Champions: RB Salzburg

Champions League qualifiers: Sturm Graz

Europa League qualifiers: LASK

Europa Conference League qualifiers: Rapid Vienna – Austria Vienna will face either Wolfsberger or Austria Lustenau in the Europa Conference League play-offs final.

Relegated: Ried

Austrian Cup winners: Sturm Graz

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