2021–22 in English football
The 2021–22 season was the 142nd competitive association football season in England. == National teams == === England men's national football team === ==== Results and fixtures ==== ===== Friendlies ===== ===== FIFA World Cup qualification ===== ====== UEFA Group I ====== ===== UEFA Euro 2020 ===== ====== Knockout phase ====== ====== Final ====== ===== UEFA Nations League ===== ====== Group 3 ====== === England women's national football team === ==== Results and fixtures ==== ===== Friendlies ===== ===== 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup qualification ===== ====== Group D ====== ===== 2022 Arnold Clark Cup ===== == UEFA competitions == === UEFA Super Cup === === UEFA Champions League === ==== Group stage ==== ===== Group A ===== ===== Group B ===== ===== Group F ===== ===== Group H ===== ==== Knockout phase ==== ===== Round of 16 ===== ===== Quarter-finals ===== ===== Semi-finals ===== ===== Final ===== === UEFA Europa League === ==== Group stage ==== ===== Group C ===== ===== Group H ===== ==== Knockout stage ==== ===== Round of 16 ===== ===== Quarter-finals ===== ===== Semi-finals ===== === UEFA Europa Conference League === ==== Qualifying phase and play-off round ==== ===== Play-off round ===== ==== Group stage ==== ===== Group G ===== ==== Knockout stage ==== ===== Knockout round play-offs ===== ===== Round of 16 ===== ===== Quarter-finals ===== ===== Semi-finals ===== === UEFA Youth League === ==== UEFA Champions League Path ==== ===== Group stage ===== ====== Group A ====== ====== Group B ====== ====== Group F ====== ====== Group H ====== ==== Play-offs ==== ===== Knockout round play-offs ===== ===== Round of 16 ===== ===== Quarter-finals ===== === UEFA Women's Champions League === ==== Qualifying rounds ==== ===== Round 1 ===== ====== Semi-finals ====== ====== Final ====== ===== Round 2 ===== ==== Group stage ==== ===== Group A ===== ===== Group C ===== ==== Knockout phase ==== ===== Quarter-finals ===== == Men's football == === Premier League === Having looked all but sewn up at the start of 2022, the title race ended up going to the final day of the season, with Liverpool and Manchester City once again battling it out – a battle that City once again came out on top of in thanks in part to a superb run of form in the closing weeks and despite a very late scare on the final day, securing manager Pep Guardiola his fourth Premier League title in six seasons.
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