Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool are in third behind Manchester United and ahead of Tottenham (Getty)With Chelsea and Arsenal off the pace, the Premier League top four already appears decided with Manchester City, Manchester United, Liverpool and Tottenham occupying the places. With the spots comes Champions League qualification and following a change of rules from Uefa, all four sides will go straight into the group stage of the competition. Harry Kane’s Tottenham look virtually certain to be in the Champions League next season (Getty)The importance of where a team finishes in the Premier League is highlighted by Chelsea’s revenue from this season’s Champions League. But because the Blues topped the Premier League, they picked up a heftier reward than fourth place Liverpool. MORE: PFA Premier League Team of the Year announced

Source: Metro April 18, 2018 12:11 UTC