The winners and losers in Europe's top 5 leagues

While it was the familair faces claiming glory in the Bundesliga, La Liga, Ligue 1 and Serie A, the Premier League offered up the biggest fairytale in sporting history.

From Leicester City stunning England to dominant wins for the elite across Europe, we take a look at how the campaign panned out.

Bundesliga

Winners: Bayern Munich
Champions League: Borussia Dortmund, Bayer Leverkusen, Borussia Monchengladbach
Europa League: Schalke, Mainz, Hertha Berlin

Top scorer: Robert Lewandowski (Bayern Munich) 30 goals

Relegated: Hannover, Stuttgart
Promoted: Freiburg, RB Leipzig

Eintracht Frankfurt (16th in Bundesliga) and Nurnburg (3rd in 2.Bundesliga) will face a play-off for a top-flight place.

La Liga

Winners: Barcelona
Champions League: Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid, Villarreal
Europa League: Athletic Bilbao, Celta Vigo

Top scorer: Luis Suarez (Barcelona) 40 goals

Relegated: Rayo Vallecano, Getafe, Levante
Promoted: Four matchdays remain in the Segunda Division, Leganes and Alaves are in the box seat for automatic promotion.

Sevilla will join their compatriots in the Champions League if they beat Liverpool in the Europa League final.

Ligue 1

Winners: Paris Saint-Germain
Champions League: Lyon, Monaco
Europa League: Nice, Lille

Top scorer: Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Paris Saint-Germain) 38 goals

Relegated: Reims, Gazelec Ajaccio, Troyes
Promoted: Nancy, Dijon, Metz

Marseille will qualify for the Europa League if they beat PSG in the Coupe de France final, but Saint-Etienne will benefit if Laurent Blanc's men complete a second straight domestic treble.

Premier League

Winners: Leicester City
Champions League: Arsenal, Tottenham, Manchester City
Europa League: Southampton, Manchester United

Top scorer: Harry Kane (Tottenham) 25 goals

Relegated: Newcastle United, Norwich City, Aston Villa
Promoted: Burnley, Middlesbrough

West Ham need Manchester United to beat Crystal Palace in the FA Cup final to reach the Europa League. First, United must meet AFC Bournemouth in a fixture that was postponed in dramatic circumstances.

Hull City and Sheffield Wednesday hold first-leg advantages over Derby County and Brighton and Hove Albion respectively in the Championship play-offs.