Gary Lineker

That's six out of 16, which is...

which is quite something.

And looking at next season, we're pretty comfortably clear in that table about which team has five for next season.

You know, it's conceivable they could have seven.

It's highly unlikely, but it is possible.

Okay, go on, give us the limitations.

one of our teams wins the Europa League now Aston Villa are one of those but they will almost certainly be in the top five well you would think they would be but if they're not in the top five and they win the Europa League they go in it or it could be Nottingham Forest if they win

the Europa League like Spurs did last season they go into and then of course if someone like say Newcastle win the Champions League they would stay in it as defending champions even though they're outside the places so that would make it a possibility of seven teams so

Yeah, I think that's probably too much.

But to get all six through is quite an achievement and shows that the Premier League must be in pretty good shape.

Before we go, we'll talk about one Premier League game because I think it was quite a little bit of a statement win, I think, for Manchester United on Monday.

Yeah.

I think they're looking very good for a Champions League spot.

And he's really got a good start.

That was a real test, I thought.

You've got to go to Everton Monday night.

And I think it's probably helping them a little bit that they can prepare properly for games because they're not in any other competitions.

But good start for Karim.

Yeah, he really seems to know what he's doing.

I don't know what qualifications you're supposed to have to, I mean, it was obviously an interim role until the end of the season, but...