Who is the king of London? Tottenham Hotspur wins the Europa League, Crystal Palace wins the FA Cup, Chelsea wins the Europa League

In the Europa League final, Tottenham defeated Manchester United 1-0, winning the third Europa League championship in team history. It was also the team's re-winning championship trophy after 17 years, and even won the UEFA Champions League place next season.

There are seven teams from London in the Premier League, namely Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur, Chelsea, West Ham United, Crystal Palace, Fulham and Brentford.

Two North London champions: Arsenal + Tottenham, Arsenal is all in the four major seasons, currently ranked second in the league; Tottenham has won the Europa League championship (Champions League place) this season, currently ranked seventeenth (Fourth to the bottom).

Two teams in West London: Chelsea + Fulham. Chelsea has entered the UEFA League final this season, against La Liga Betis, and is currently ranked fifth in the league; Fulham is currently ranked tenth in the league, with no desires and no demands, and all four majors are empty.

Two teams in South London: Crystal Palace + Brentford. Crystal Palace has won the FA Cup (Europa League place) this season, currently ranked 12th in the league, without any desires; Brentford is currently ranked ninth in the league, and there is little hope for the Premier League (theoretically, there is a chance to play in the European Union).

East London: West Ham League is currently ranked 15th, with no desires or demands, and all four majors are empty.

Then the question is, who is the king of Premier League London in your heart?