Leicester left the English Premier League seven years after the championship

Leicester left the top flight of the English football championship, despite the victory over West Ham in the match of the 38th round.

The meeting in Leicester ended with the score 2:1. As part of the winners, Harvey Barnes and Wout Fas scored goals, while Pablo Fornals scored for the guests.

Leicester scored 34 points, finished 18th in the standings and left the Premier League seven years after winning the title. Leeds and Southampton will also play in the Championship next season.

Aston Villa beat Brighton 2-1 at home and will play in the Conference League qualification next season.

In addition to Manchester City, which became the third consecutive champion of England, Arsenal, Manchester United and Newcastle entered the group stage of the Champions League. Fifth and sixth-placed respectively, Liverpool and Brighton qualified for the group stage of the Europa League.

England Championship. 2022-23. Tour 38

Manchester United (Manchester) – Fulham (London) – 2: 1 (1:1)

Goals: Sancho, 39. Fernandes, 55. – Tete, 19.

Brentford (Brentford) – Manchester City (Manchester) – 1: 0 (0:0)

Goals: Pinnock, 85.

Leeds (Leeds) – Tottenham Hotspur (London) – 1:4 (0:1)

Goals: Harrison, 68. – Kane, 2, 69. Porro, 47. Lucas Moura, 90.

Southampton (Southampton) – Liverpool (Liverpool) – 4: 4 (2:2)

Goals: Ward-Prowse, 19. Sulemana, 28, 48. Armstrong, 65. – Teixeira, 10, 73. Firmino, 15. Gakpo, 72.

Everton (Liverpool) – Bournemouth (Bournemouth) – 1:0 (0:0)

Goals: Doukure, 57.

Chelsea (London) – Newcastle United (Newcastle) – 1: 1 (1:1)

Goals: Trippier, 27. – Gordon, 9.

Leicester City (Leicester) – West Ham United (London) – 2: 1 (1:0)

Goals: Barnes, 34. Fas, 62. – Fornals, 79.

Arsenal (London) – Wolves (Wolverhampton) – 5: 0 (3:0)

Goals: Jaka, 11, 14. Saka, 27. Gabriel, 58. Kivior, 79.

Crystal Palace (London) – Nottingham Forest (Nottingham) – 1:1 (0:1)

Goals: Hughes, 66. – Avonii, 32.

Aston Villa (Birmingham) – Brighton (Brighton) – 2: 1 (2:1)

Goals: Douglas, 8. Watkins, 26. – Undav, 38.