Ups and downs

BBC Sport outlines the ups, downs and the race for European places across the English and Scottish leagues.

European ups and downs

PREMIERSHIP

Chelsea clinch the title

CHAMPIONS: Chelsea.

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE QUALIFIERS: Chelsea and Arsenal straight into group stages. Manchester United and Everton to play qualifiers.

UEFA CUP QUALIFIERS: Liverpool, Bolton and Middlesbrough. Plus one more possible place through Fair Play League.

RELEGATION: Southampton, Norwich and Crystal Palace.

LEAGUE CUP: Chelsea.

FA CUP: Arsenal.

CHAMPIONSHIP

CHAMPIONS: Sunderland.

ALSO PROMOTED: Wigan and West Ham United.

RELEGATED: Rotherham, Nottingham Forest and Gillingham.

LEAGUE ONE

CHAMPIONS: Luton.

ALSO PROMOTED: Hull and Sheffield Wednesday.

RELEGATED: Stockport, Peterborough, Wrexham and Torquay.

LEAGUE TWO

CHAMPIONS: Yeovil.

ALSO PROMOTED: Scunthorpe, Swansea and Southend.

RELEGATED: Cambridge and Kidderminster.

CONFERENCE

CHAMPIONS: Barnet.

ALSO PROMOTED:
Carlisle.

RELEGATED: Leigh RMI, Farnborough and Northwich.

PROMOTED TO CONFERENCE: Grays Athletic, Southport and Altrincham.

SCOTTISH PREMIER LEAGUE

CHAMPIONS: Rangers - The Ibrox side will have to play one qualifying tie to reach Champions League group stages.

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE QUALIFIER: Celtic - will have to negotiate two qualifying rounds to reach group stage.

UEFA CUP QUALIFICATION: Hibernian (3rd place finish) Dundee United (Scottish Cup runners-up to Celtic).

RELEGATED: Dundee.

LEAGUE CUP: Rangers

SCOTTISH CUP: Celtic

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

DIVISION ONE: Falkirk promoted as champions, while Raith Rovers and Partick Thistle are relegated.

DIVISION TWO: Brechin (champions) and Stranraer promoted. Berwick Rangers and Arbroath go down.

DIVISION THREE: Gretna (champions) and Peterhead promoted. No relegation from this division.