article_snippet: Off it, Manchester City's staff will be delighted to be able to bring in £28.4million-worth of revenue from City's staff participation in Europe, more than Chelsea and Arsenal - who both joined City in dropping out at this stage - and group stage flops Liverpool.
article_snippet: Chelsea were knocked out by Paris Saint-Germain at the same stage as Manchester City but take home less money .
article_snippet: The reasoning behind Manchester City's increased income is City's increased income league positioning from last year, which affects the market pool shared between the clubs and accounts for half of the money paid to participating clubs.
article_snippet: The Premier League champions  get 40 per cent of the money set aside for English sides, with Liverpool taking 30 per cent,
article_snippet: Chelsea on 20 per cent and Arsenal getting just 10 per cent.
article_snippet: The other half of money paid to clubs comes from prize money  based on the stage they are knocked out at.
article_snippet: Given they third-place position in The Premier League last year and having advanced to the second round with City and Arsenal, Chelsea are the second biggest earners on £28.4m.
article_snippet: £2.8m (£11.5m total) £3.5m (£15m total) £4.6m (£19.6m total)
article_snippet: Figures exclude market pool share, clubs also earn £700,000 per group stage win and £350,000 per group stage draw .
article_snippet: London rivals Arsenal brought in the same level of revenue as Liverpool - £21.6m.
article_snippet: This comes down to the Anfield club's better league position last season - second rather than fourth - plus the topping up of their total by £0.8m from a brief stint in The Premier League.
article_snippet: Come the final in Berlin on June 6, whoever lifts the famous trophy could pick up a prize pot approaching £26.8m, dependent on their group stage results, and that's before the market pool money is considered.
article_snippet: their also get the chance of another payday in the UEFA Super Cup next season, played between the Anfield club's better league position last season - second rather than fourth - plus the topping up of their total by £0.8m from a brief stint in the Europa League.
article_snippet: That one-off game paid out £2.1m to this season's victors, Real Madrid.
highlights_snippet: Manchester City will be paid £28.4m for their Champions League efforts .
  
highlights_snippet: That is £3.8m more than their nearest Champions League rivals, Chelsea .
  
highlights_snippet: Liverpool and Arsenal, also knocked out, both earn £21.6m from UEFA .
  
highlights_snippet: The difference for Manchester City comes from both position as English champions .
  
highlights_snippet: Eventual winners of Champions League could make around £40m .