No matter who wins, this season s Europa League final will break a record of European war - 16+17, unprecedented

Don't look down on the Europa League, nor do you look down on the Europa League that was born after the previous League Cup downgrade. UEFA has integrated so many European competitions, and is essentially trying to revitalize the business ecology of European football. If I can’t play in the Champions League, can’t I play in the Europa League? If I can’t fight against the Europa League, can’t I fight against the Europa League? For some small teams, the money earned by Europa League is enough for them to operate well for a while.

For a wealthy team like Chelsea, although they are in the Europa League, they may not be as good as the Europa League. If you don’t believe it, please let them choose. You can only need one of the European League champions and Champions League qualifications. Which one do they choose? Unless your mind is in water, you will choose the former. The League of Legends and the League of European Union? Unless they are crazy.

But they can do it in the Champions League and the Champions League championship. Not only them, any wealthy family in Europe, are willing to do so. Of course, it is a bit exaggerated to say that it is a bet.

Chelsea provides a case. They won the Champions League championship in the 11th to 12th season, but they played a mess in the Premier League and ended up only ranked sixth and fell out of the Champions League zone. Thanks to their status as the defending champion, they continued to compete in the Champions League seasons of 12 to 13. Since the reform of the Champions League, Chelsea's sixth-place finish in the league is the worst among all Champions League champions, even worse than Real Madrid, which won fifth place that year. Of course, the worst record in Champions League history is Aston Villa. The season they won the Champions League championship, they only finished 11th in the League One.

European Championships' league rankings in the season are indeed an interesting statistic. If this data is too large, on the one hand, it reflects their determination to bet on a front. On the other hand, it has to be admitted that their strength and lineup are limited, and they are not even worthy of their European champions.

What's more interesting is that what if the two teams that reached the final are all gamblers? Thinking of together? You gave up on the league, by chance, I gave up too. In this final, whoever wins will be the ultimate winner. But whoever loses is the complete loser. Because, the league rankings are not obvious at all.

To be honest, I have never seen it before after watching football for so many years. Like this season's Europa League final, the league rankings of both teams are so poor.

Manchester United, 16th in the Premier League, Tottenham, 17th in the Premier League.

16+17, equals 33. Without checking the specific information, I basically dare to conclude that in the history of European wars, including the previous Cup of Winners, all finals are included, and the sum of the league ranking data against both sides will not exceed 33.

So, is this the final ranking of the two teams? Most likely, yes. At present, the hearts of Manchester United and Tottenham have already flown to the Europa League final. In the days before this and in the days after this, all the competitions had little to do with them. There is still the last round of the Premier League. If Manchester United is full of luck, they will only increase by one or two at most, let alone Tottenham. But Manchester United obviously doesn't care about the luck of the Premier League, and even with this kind of luck, they don't want to catch it.

What are the concepts of 16th and 17th? There are 20 teams in the Premier League, and the last three are relegated. Therefore, Manchester United and Tottenham are the two worst teams in the Premier League, the class leader and the deputy class leader. Such two teams will play in the Europa League final? I really don’t know if it’s the Premier League or the Europa League. It is understandable that the

rules are determined so. But to be honest, letting two teams that ranked almost at the bottom of the league play the European finals is more or less a bit eye-catching. Many teams bet on a front line, but their league rankings give their European results an inexplicable sense of mismatch. Perhaps, there should be some extra thresholds for European war seats. It is really speechless to let Manchester United or Tottenham, which ranks last in the Premier League, be shortlisted for the Champions League next season as the Europa League champion.