20 teams on English Barclay Premiership but who qualifies for next round and how many teams???? Thank you?
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a total of 20 teams plays in the English Premier League every season from August to May the following year. each team will play against each other home & away. the top 4 teams at the end of the season qualify for the UEFA Champions' League while the 5th & 6th place team will get the UEFA Cup slot. the bottom three teams will be relegated to the English League Championship & will be replaced by three teams promoted from the English League Championship.
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All teams play in their domestic (home country) leagues. Teams finishing in the top 2, 3 or 4 places (depending on previous success) qualify for the UEFA Champions League. Teams from the major European countries (Spain, Italy, England, Germany) usually have three of four qualifiers. It is called the 'Champions League' because until 1993 a team had to win the national championship to qualify. Alas, this is no longer a requirement and teams can become 'Champions of Europe' without winning their own domestic league first.\nTeams from less succesful nations (e.g. Scotland, Belgium, Switzerland) may only have one or two qualifiers, and some countries with no proven history of success, and newcomers (Latvia, Estonia, Luxembourg) enter their Champions into a qualifying tournament.\nA consolation prize for teams finishing below the Champions League Qualification is the UEFA Cup. Teams placed from 3rd to as low as 6th place, plus the domestic knock-out cup winners, compete in this competition. The confusion for some is that some early eliminated teams from the Champions League are also put into the draw for this competition.\nMost countries in Europe have at least one professional domestic league (in England, the FA Carling Premiership; in Spain the Liga; in Germany the Bundesliga and in Italy the Serie A) and then depending on the numbers of registered players in a country several professional leagues below this one. In England there are a further three professional leagues in a tier system before amateur leagues.
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Sorry, but so far only one team have won the English premiership in back-to-back seasons, and that's Manchester United, on three separate occasions. Although that's about to change as Chelsea will of course retain the title this season. So all you idiots that have replied with Liverpool, Arsenal etc, go hang your heads in shame. And as for the question setter, do you really know the English Premiership?
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There are four professional divisions in English football with over 90 teams. Indeed below that there a few more professional teams as well.\n\nLeeds Utd and Reading both play in the English Championship this season, which is the second tier division.\n\nAs the season is nearly over, we know that Reading will be in the Premiership next season having won the Championship, while Leeds are still hoping to secure a promotion place for themselves.
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The FA Premier League (which, for sponsorship/legal reasons, is often referred to as the Barclays Premiership in the UK and the Barclays English Premier League internationally) is a league competiton for English Football clubs located at the top of the English football league system (above The Football League), making it England's main football competition.
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Well, you have 8 teams right? So team 1 could play w/ team 2, team 3 could play w/ team 4, team 5 could play w/ team 6, and team 7 could play w/ team 8. Make it double elimination. If team 1 loses and team 3 loses then they will play against each other. The loser of that team will have lost their 2nd game which makes them out and the winner will play the loser of the other side. If you need any more help i can help you. Just email me.
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In the first round the system of play will be the league system, each team playing one match against each of the other teams in the  same group, with three points for a win, one point for a draw and none for a defeat. The two teams coming first and second in each  group qualify for the second round.\n\nRank\n# The ranking of each team in each group will be determined as follows:\na) greatest number of points obtained in all group matches;\nb) goal difference in all group matches;\nc) greatest number of goals scored in all group matches.\n\nTiebraker:\nIf two or more teams are equal on the basis of the above three criteria, their rankings will be determined as follows:\na) greatest number of points obtained in the group matches between the teams concerned;\nb) goal difference resulting from the group matches between the\nteams concerned;\nc) greater number of goals scored in all group matches between the teams concerned;\nd) drawing of lots by the Organising Committee for the FIFA World Cup.\n\nFrom this phase on it's one on one. It will all be played in accordance with the knock-out system: the winner of the game avance to the next phase
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there are 40 teams...check the source if u want to know who they are exactly
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From your question I am not totally clear on what you need, but a classic 6 round tounement will start with 64 teams or players.\n\nrd 1 - 64 teams\nrd 2 - 32 teams\nrd 3 - 16 teams\nrd 4 -  8 teams (quarters)\nrd 5 - 4 teams (semis)\nrd 6 - 2 teams (finals) \n\nIf you have only 57 teams in your golf tourney, then I would Rank and list all the paired teams from 1 to 57 (or blind draw into spots 1 to 57). Then make up 7 teams to bring the first round up to 64 teams. Number them from 58 - 64 and call them Byes. \n\nThen in Round 1:\nTeam 1 plays team 64 (bye), team 2 plays team 63 (bye) and so on until Team 32 plays Team 33.\n\nRound 2: You have a standard 32 teams left. Team 1 plays winner of Team 32 vs 33, Team 2 plays winner of team 31 vs team 34 and so on...
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you can also check out www.bbc.com . There is a quiz called goalfinger in which you select any of the 32 teams, and play opponents just like the WC. You have to answer 5 questions in each match within the given time.
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Prem - Chelsea, Man Utd,lpool\nChamp -  Leeds, Leicester, west brom\nDiv 1 -  Notts Forest, Carlisle, grimbsy\nDiv 2 -  Wycombe,hartlepool,darlington
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Yes, the rule was changed after the Liverpool situation last year. Arsenal would go in as the 4th English side in the Champs Lge, and the side that finish 4th (prob Spurs) will go in the UEFA Cup.
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you can't, but Y! can....email them requesting one of these options....these are the only options avail...\n\nWeek 15 and 16    4 teams\nWeek 16 and 17    4 teams\nWeek 14, 15 and 16  6 teams \nWeek 15, 16 and 17  6 teams\nWeek 14, 15 and 16  8 teams \nWeek 15, 16 and 17  8 teams\n-nny
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It seems difficult with teams such as Nottingham Forest and Bristol City in the league that you would win it. New start with a new manager, Ronnie Moore, who knows. Good luck anyway.
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Each UEFA member country can enter their national league champions into the Champions League each year.  Depending on the performance of that country's representatives in the previous 5 years, they may be eligible to enter more than just the champions (i.e. runner up, third place, etc).\n\nExample: Because the English Premier League teams have been succesful in the recent past in Champions League, they are eligible to enter 4 teams into the Champions League next year. \n\nThe degree of success also dictates how many go directly into the final rounds and how many have to play qualifiers.  The maximum for each country is 2 direct entries and 2 qualifier entries.  This status is only currently enjoyed by England, Italy and Spain.
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if your league is a private league then it's either\nweeks 15-16 w/four teams\nweeks 16-17 w/four teams\nweeks 14-15-16 w/six teams\nweeks 15-16-17 w/six teams\nweeks 14-15-16 w/eight teams\nweeks 15-16-17 w/eight teams\n\nthe commissioner chooses at the start of the season which playoff system they want...\nin public leagues the playoff system is all the same, it's the 4 team weeks 15/16 option....you can check your league settings to see specifically what system you have....\n-nny
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Cracking Question, Cold Ale..!\nYou will have to put me out of my misery!\n\nI have racked my pretty knowledgable football brain and know of at least three players that played for all the teams mentioned but not necessarily meet the requirements of the question, Alex Scott, Andy Gray and Stuart McCall all jump to mind.