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With each passing round we can see that Eastern Conference is getting more tightened up and nothing is decided yet at the top.
On Saturday afternoon, reigning Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich clinched their seventh straight successive German top-flight title.
On Wednesday night, Neuchatel Xamax host Lugano, in a game that could be crucial in the race for the Europa League spots and fight for survival in the Swiss Super League.
On Friday evening, Sundsvall host AIK at the NP3 Arena, as the visitors look to move to the top of the Allsvenskan.
The German Bundesliga is very exciting because even at the end of the regular season, the action is not done. The team which finishes 16th in the Bundesliga is still not safe from relegation and must face a two leg playoff against the team which finishes third in the 2. Bundesliga.
We have reached the final weekend of the French Ligue 1 season. We have known the name of the champions for some time but there are still some issues to solve elsewhere, including relegation.
The regular season in the Dutch Eredivisie has ended with Ajax as champions. However, there is still plenty to play for in the Europa League playoffs. The teams from fourth to seventh in the league compete for one place in the Europa League.
On Saturday evening, Manchester City achieved something that no team has ever in the English game by winning a clean sweep of all three domestic trophies. A 6-0 battering of Watford in the FA Cup at Wembley capped an incredible campaign for the Citizens.
In the early hours of Thursday morning (GMT), New York Red Bulls host Vancouver Whitecaps at the Red Bull Arena in MLS.
There is one Monday night match in the penultimate weekend of action in the Italian Serie A. It sees Lazio welcome Bologna to the Stadio Olimpico in what will be a night of celebration for the hosts having won the Coppa Italia on Wednesday.
Just two points separate Liga NOS’s top two clubs. Benfica are atop the league with 84 points while FC Porto sit on 82.
Two games remain in the Serie A season and Atalanta have everything to play for as they head to Turin on Sunday night.
Middlesbrough agonizingly missed out on a play-off spot as they finished 7th in the Championship, one point behind Derby County.
Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City secured the Premier League title last weekend with a 4-1 win over Brighton and will expect to continue their silverware collection this weekend.
Getafe have everything to gain on Saturday when they host Villarreal at the Coliseum Alfonso Perez.
This weekend sees the final round of games in the Portuguese Primeira and all the games will take place on Sunday. Arguably the biggest fixture is the match between Porto and Sporting Lisbon at the Estádio Do Dragão.
We have reached the penultimate weekend in the Italian Serie A and the race for the top four is getting exciting. On Sunday, we have a game between second and third as Napoli host Inter Milan at the Stadio San Paolo.
On Saturday afternoon, Wolfsburg host Augsburg at the Volkswagen Arena, as the home side looks for a win to keep alive their hopes of sealing a top-six spot.
On Saturday afternoon, Real Valladolid host Valencia in La Liga, as the visitors look to seal fourth spot and a Champions League spot for next season in their final game of the season.
On Saturday afternoon, Mainz host Hoffenheim, as the visitors look to finish in the Bundesliga top six and earn a Europa League spot for next season.
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