Chelsea, Leicester, Manchester United, Wolves and Sheffield United are battling for two Champions League placesBy Martin Laurence for WhoScoredThe race to qualify for the Champions League has become a lot more intense in the last few days. Now that the court of arbitration for sport has overturned Manchester City’s ban from Europe, the clubs below them in the Premier League will have to finish in the top four to reach the Champions League next season. The results over the weekend ensured that this fight will go right to the wire, with Chelsea, Leicester and Manchester United all failing to win. Those slip-ups allowed Wolves and Sheffield United to re-enter the picture. With three rounds of games to play, there are five clubs vying for just two Champions League places. Game on. Related: Frank Lampard calls on quiet Chelsea players to make some noise Related: Ole Gunnar Solskjær says Manchester United did not deserve to win Continue readingreadfullarticle
