If the FA Cup winner finishes in the top five in the Premier League, the sixth-placed team will qualify for the Europa League. If there is a seventh-place finisher, they will also qualify. The final spot in Europe goes to the league which wins the most points across the two semi-finals of the UEFA Champions League. Should both Manchester clubs be involved in the European competition, then City would qualify because they are currently ahead of United in the table. However, if United win the FA Cup and City lose against Chelsea in the final, then City would still qualify because they would have more points than United. United cannot qualify for both the Champions League and the Europa League due to UEFA regulations which state that each club can only enter one tournament through the qualifying rounds. Should United win the Europa League, they would have to decide whether to enter the Champions League or not. No matter what decision they make, their place in the competition would then go to the fifth-placed team in the Premier League. Chelsea would qualify for the Europa League if they beat United in the FA Cup final and City fail to win the Champions League last-four game against PSG.