All confirmed champions and relegations from Europe's top leagues

It has been a thrilling season of action across the top five leagues in Europe.

Many title races went the distance with some clubs ending long waits for league success, while others are staring down the barrel of relegation.

We now know the champions in the Premier League, Serie A, La Liga, Bundesliga and Ligue 1, while most of the relegation spots have also been filled.

Here is all the confirmed news from each league so far, as well as what could transpire over the final weeks.

Premier League champions 2022/23

Recent Premier League title races have almost exclusively involved Manchester City and Liverpool, but this time Arsenal were top of the table for the majority of the season.

The Gunners slipped up though and City ended up storming to the title with a brilliant run of form.

Current Premier League table, top scorers & upcoming fixtures

Premier League relegations 2022/23

• Confirmed: Southampton, Leeds, Leicester

Southampton were the first team to drop out of the Premier League, their relegation confirmed with a 2-0 defeat to Fulham.

It wasn't until the final day that Leeds and Leicester joined the Saints in returning to the Championship.

La Liga champions 2022/23

Barcelona have been crowned La Liga winners, beating Espanyol 4-2 in mid-May to take an unassailable lead over Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid.

Read the latest La Liga news here

La Liga relegations 2022/23

• Confirmed: Elche, Espanyol

The relegation battle in La Liga has been ridiculous this season. The entire bottom half were involved until very late in the campaign, with Elche being the first to go. They were later joined by Espanyol, but the third and final relegation spot still hasn't been confirmed.

13th Cadiz are only two points clear of 18th Valladolid, with every team in between at risk of dropping down to the Segunda Division. Head-to-head record comes into play before goal difference in Spain, which is good news for Cadiz but bad for Valencia and Celta Vigo.

Serie A champions 2022/23

The first confirmed champion in Europe's top five leagues came in Serie A, with Napoli winning their first Scudetto in 33 years. The historic night was plastered over the news and social media with scenes all around the world wowing fans.

There was never really a title race in Italy with Napoli quickly taking control while others massively struggled for consistency. They wrapped the league up with five games to spare.

• The best videos and celebrations from Napoli's Serie A title win

Read the latest Serie A news here

Serie A relegations 2022/23

• Confirmed: Sampdoria, Cremonese

Italy settled on their champions pretty early but a historic side was also ditched sooner than expected. Sampdoria suffered their first relegation in 12 years and there is a very real chance that worse is to come for the club.

They have a parasitic owner who remains a majority shareholder and the club is expected to be declared bankrupt this summer. Further relegations, be it on the pitch or in the courts, are very possible.

They will be joined in Serie B by Cremonese and one of Spezia or Hellas Verona, the latter of whom currently occupy 18th due to their inferior head-to-head record.

Bundesliga champions 2022/23

There was a thrilling title race to enjoy over the course of the Bundesliga season, the likes of which the league has not seen for many years. It went down to the final day, with Borussia Dortmund leading Bayern Munich by two points.

Dortmund could only salvage a last-gasp draw at home to Mainz while Bayern won at Koln thanks to Jamal Musiala's dramatic strike, meaning the reigning champions retained their title on goal difference.

Read the latest Bundesliga news here

Bundesliga relegations 2022/23

Two German giants in Schalke and Hertha Berlin have been chopped from the Bundesliga after finishing 17th and 18th respectively, but the third relegation spot will be decided in a play-off between Stuttgart and Hamburg, who came third in 2. Bundesliga.

• How the Bundesliga relegation play-off works

Ligue 1 champions 2022/23

Paris Saint-Germain's troubles on and off the field meant they were forced to wait until late in the 2022/23 season to secure the Ligue 1 title.

Lens pushed them all the way but the rich French giants ultimately had to much quality in France, even with drama affecting Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappe.

Read the latest Ligue 1 news here

Ligue 1 relegations 2022/23

• Confirmed: Angers, Troyes, Ajaccio

Ligue 1 is in the process of moving towards an 18-team league, like the Bundesliga, meaning four teams must go down. Luckily, some sides have been significantly worse than the rest and can have few complaints about their relegations.

Angers were the first side to be officially relegated and were soon joined by Ajaccio. Troyes' exit from Ligue 1 has also been confirmed. The last weekend in Ligue 1 will see either Auxerre or Nantes drop to Ligue 2.