What will happen to the real Premier League trophy if Liverpool, Arsenal and Man City are level on points on the final day

On the last weekend of the season, Premier League managers will have to make a tough choice because a probable three-way matchup between Liverpool, Arsenal, and Manchester City is anticipated.

Two teams have battled it out for the top spot on the last day of the season nine times since 1992. Liverpool and Manchester City have done so twice in recent seasons, with Jurgen Klopp missing out on both occasions.

This season it looks like Arsenal could be joining the final day party, with Mikel Arteta’s side currently top of the table with ten games to go.

Arsenal will host Everton, Liverpool will host Wolves like they did in 2022, and City will host West Ham. All three of the competing teams will be playing at home.

One of the most recognisable images in English football is the Premier League trophy, whose legacy and history are intrinsic to the league’s character. Made by Asprey London, the Crown Jewellers, these two similar awards are made of solid silver and have different uses.

Three weeks prior to the season’s conclusion, the current winners will keep Trophy One until they return it.

The Premier League uses the second trophy for different sponsored events and global marketing campaigns, therefore it has a distinct function.

The numbers just doesn’t work out with only two trophies and three possible winning stadiums, but The Sun claims there is a workaround in place.

There is a Premier League trophy on display at the notorious Stockley Park. It is not exactly the same nor is it made of solid silver, but it is apparently close enough to be used in these unanticipated situations.

In spite of all the hoopla, the trophy must be returned within two weeks so that it can be cleaned by a professional following the frequently untidy title celebrations.