Complete breakdown of Italian Serie A football season 2025-26 final standings across all positions, including the champions, teams securing European competition quotas, and relegated clubs.

The Serie A 2025-26 season concluded on May 24 with matchday 38, yielding the following final standings:

European Competition Quotas for Next Season

UEFA Champions League 2026-27 – Inter Milan (Champions) – Napoli – Roma – Como

UEFA Europa League 2026-27 – AC Milan – Juventus

UEFA Conference League 2026-27 – Atalanta

Relegated Teams – Cremonese – Verona – Pisa

Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli, the 19-year-old rising star, maintained his exceptional form by winning the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix and securing his fourth consecutive victory of the season. The race, held on May 24 in Canada as the season's fifth round, saw Antonelli cross the finish line first with a commanding lead of over 10 seconds ahead of Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton in second place. Red Bull's Max Verstappen finished third, marking his first podium finish of the season, while six cars failed to complete the race, including Williams' Alex Albon and McLaren's Lando Norris, as well as Mercedes' George Russell. Following this victory, Antonelli has accumulated over 131 championship points, extending his lead over second-place Russell, who sits 43 points behind.

Liverpool manager Arne Slot is confident that if the Reds can get all their players back fit and available, they will achieve significantly better results next season. Under Slot's management, Liverpool finished the season without winning any major trophies but secured a spot in next season's UEFA Champions League by finishing 5th in the Premier League standings. After their final match, a 1-1 draw at home against Brentford, Slot stated that his team would definitely be stronger next season if players return to full availability. "If you asked me to describe this season in one word, I'd say injuries," Slot said. "We brought in many players last season, and when they all come back fit and ready to play again, that will be a change. Every football club signs one or two new players, and we will too. We want everyone ready to play, and then our results will improve." "Many times this season we were countered and conceded goals. We deserve to play in the Champions League. We were in the top five for most of the season," he added.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola expressed his feelings after concluding his 10-year tenure with the club, calling it an extraordinary honor to have served in this capacity.

Guardiola confirmed he will leave Manchester City at the end of this season after leading the team to remarkable achievements, winning a combined 20 trophies including 5 Premier League titles, 5 League Cups, 3 FA Cups, 1 UEFA Champions League, and 1 FIFA Club World Cup.

Following Manchester City's 1-2 home defeat to Aston Villa on May 24, which was his final match in charge, Guardiola opened up about his emotions: "Right now I'm very excited. Why do you love me so much? Why are you doing this to me?"

"I never dreamed I would receive this much love. It's an incredible honor to have been your team manager for 10 years. There are so many emotions. My father is here today in the stadium—he's 95 years old now. Wow! Perhaps you don't realize it, but I'm confident that in the years to come, this beautiful stadium will have my family's name on it. That is the greatest honor."

"It's an immense honor that my family will carry for life. Players may not realize it, but I will be there in the stadium, Pep watching over them. The players have a huge responsibility to maintain these standards going forward. I hope they will continue to fight. This is my home."

"In the years to come, no matter where you are in the world, if you encounter me on the street or at the Etihad Stadium, if you're a Manchester City fan, please come and say hello. It's an honor to represent this club. Every decision I made, I believed was the best for the club. I love you all very much. It's been fun. Thank you everyone."

Guardiola, who led the team to win the domestic double this season, will continue to serve as Manchester City's club ambassador.

The English Premier League 2025-26 season came to a close on May 24 with all teams completing their final matches. Arsenal clinched the championship with 85 points, finishing ahead of Manchester City (78 points) in second place. Manchester United secured third with 71 points, followed by Aston Villa (65 points), Liverpool (60 points), Bournemouth (57 points), and Sunderland (54 points), with the top clubs qualifying for European competitions including the UEFA Champions League and Europa League.

Brighton finished eighth with 53 points and secured a spot in the UEFA Conference League, while Chelsea, Fulham, Newcastle United, Everton, Leeds United, and Crystal Palace rounded out the top 15. West Ham United, Burnley, and Wolverhampton Wanderers were relegated from the Premier League, finishing 18th, 19th, and 20th respectively.

Individual awards included Erling Haaland (Manchester City) as the Golden Boot winner with 27 goals, Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United) earning the Golden Playmaker award with 21 assists—a new season record—and David Raya (Arsenal) claiming the Golden Glove with 19 clean sheets. Bruno Fernandes was named Premier League Player of the Year, while Nico O'Reilly (Manchester City) won the Young Player of the Year award.

Anxious and sleepless, residents are glued to their phones waiting to register for Thai Helps Thai Plus, revealing their desperation not to miss the opportunity, even if it means forgoing sleep. On May 24, 2569, reporters documented the atmosphere across Buriram Province as residents prepared to register for 'Thai Helps Thai Plus' from midnight onward, with households throughout the province staying awake all night, terrified of missing the government's target of 30 million registrants.

Sassathon, 47, from Thlung Lek subdistrict in Muang district, Buriram Province, said that after learning registration would open at 6:00 AM on May 25, 2569, she felt both excited and anxious about potentially failing to register, knowing masses of people would be signing up. She was determined to stay awake to be among the first to register for the program.

Many acknowledge that registration will attract huge numbers because everyone hopes to reduce their household expenses. After learning about it online, they didn't want to miss the chance, so they're willing to skip sleep from 6:00 PM onwards to secure an early spot when registration opens.

Many are eager to cut household costs. They've worked hard and normally return home to sleep early every day, but tonight they're willing to make an exception—staying awake—because they're terrified of missing the registration deadline. For them, missing out means losing an additional 60 percent of their living expenses. As ordinary citizens, some are calling on the government to consider whether such programs could be structured in ways that don't leave people in such anxious situations, arguing that the difference between poverty and stability holds real meaning for struggling families.