When Nottingham Forest could clinch Champions League qualification as Premier League reality clear

Forest are well and fully in the fight to qualify for next season’s Champions League, sitting third in

the Premier League after Liverpool and Arsenal.
Nottingham Forest fans dare to dream of returning to Europe’s top table.

The Class of 2025, the two-time European Cup champions under the renowned Brian Clough, are

well on their way to qualifying for next season’s Champions League, surpassing all expectations after successive relegation battles in their first two seasons back in the Premier League.

They are third in the Premier League, trailing only Liverpool and Arsenal but ahead of reigning champions Manchester City, with 47 points from 25 games.
The Premier League is expected to be one of the top two performing nations in European

competition this season, boosting their prospects of qualifying for the Champions League, and

fifth place could be enough to earn qualification.

Furthermore, if a club finishes in the top seven and wins the FA Cup, the sixth and seventh places

will qualify for the Europa League, while the eighth position will participate in the Europa Conference League.

With 13 games remaining for Forest to play, we look at the minimum number of points Nuno Espirito Santo’s team may need to qualify for next season’s Champions League, as well as how many points they may need to compete in any European competition the following season.

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