Barca, Real, Sevilla and Sociedad are the teams to qualify if no more action is possible. FMTNews ChampionsLeague
Barcelona topped La Liga ahead of Real Madrid before the RFEF suspended play on March 12.
With all teams having played 27 matches before the RFEF suspended play on March 12 due to the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, Barcelona, Real Madrid, Sevilla and Real Sociedad are the four teams that will go through to Europe’s premier club competition if no more action is possible this season. “Thus … it has been agreed in the RFEF Delegate Commission to make a plan in order to give certainty in an extreme scenario, such as not being able to finish the competitions, so that all the clubs know the new scenario they are facing.”
The teams in fifth and sixth place – which are currently Getafe and Atletico Madrid – will also qualify for the Europa League.
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