Each country earns a category of laboratory based on how their teams in the three European Union Club competitions are performed: the Champions League, the European League and conference conferences.
Laboratory points are obtained through matches results – two to win and the other for withdrawal.
The points that the clubs gained from the same domestic league are added and divided by the number of clubs that the league owns in Europe.
For example, if the Premier League has 100 points, it will be divided with the number of teams playing in Europe (seven), giving England 14.28 factories.
This season, the rewards points of the clubs that play in the Champions League are available, which are beneficial to championships with more competing clubs, such as Germany and Italy.
The countries that end at the best of the table laboratories earn an additional place in the Champions League for the next season.
These sites are granted to the teams that end in the first place below the Champions League setting in these championships.
In the Premier League, the first four clubs are automatically qualified for the Champions League across the league, so any additional place will go to the team in fifth place.
Additional sites for the Champions League 2024-25 were given to Paulia and Borussia Dortmund, who ranked fifth in the first division and Bonda, respectively.
