With just one match left in the 2022/23 Premier League season, we’re starting to see how the final standings in the table will shape up. For Liverpool, the writing is pretty much on the wall in terms of their top four hopes, but Everton still have a fight on their hands.
Sean Dyche will be putting his all into the final match against Bournemouth at Goodison Park. The Toffees are currently out of the bottom three but must pick up three points to guarantee their survival. As for Liverpool, only an absolute collapse from Manchester United will give them a chance of qualifying for Champions League football.
If the Reds beat Southampton and United lose to both Chelsea and Fulham, Jurgen Klopp’s side will sneak into fourth place on goal difference. The odds of this happening though are extremely slim.
Regardless of where the Merseyside teams finish, they are due a very handsome windfall in terms of prize money. Here’s a look at how much each Premier League team will pocket based on their current position in the table and how much the teams last season won.
If the Reds beat Southampton and United lose to both Chelsea and Fulham, Jurgen Klopp’s side will sneak into fourth place on goal difference. The odds of this happening though are extremely slim.
5. 5th — Liverpool (£151.6m)
Arsenal finished 5th last season and earned £151.6 million in prize money
6. 6th — Brighton & Hove Albion (£150.2m)
Manchester United finished 6th last year and took home £150.2 million for their efforts
7. 7th — Aston Villa (£142.1m)
Last season it was West Ham in 7th and they won £142.1 million
8. 8th — Tottenham Hotspur
Leicester City were 8th last season and pocketed £134 million