The English Championship Playoff Final is regarded as the biggest match financially in world football.  The winner of the match achieves promotion to the Premier League and with that comes a slice of the huge television revenues from big companies such as Sky Sports and BT Sport.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was on hand to rescue Borussia Dortmund’s season, with a perfectly placed Panenka penalty securing the DFB Pokal for his club. With two goals in the first 30 minutes of play, the cup final was heading for extra-time until the Gabon international stepped up.

Blackpool and Exeter City meet at Wembley on Sunday afternoon in a one-off match to see who will win promotion from League Two.

Eintracht Frankfurt will play Borussia Dortmund in the DFB Pokal final on Saturday night at the Olympiastadion, Berlin.

After failing to capture a fifth consecutive Ligue 1 title, Paris Saint-Germain will look to put their disappointing league campaign behind them by claiming the Coupe de France trophy on Saturday, 27th May.

Having already won the Premier League title in convincing fashion, Antonio Conte takes his Chelsea team to Wembley to complete the domestic double.

Whereas some of the top European leagues, such as the English Premier League and Italian Serie A have a basic system for relegation and promotion, this is not the case in Germany.

The 2016/17 UEFA Europa League will be contested between Ajax Amsterdam and Manchester United in the Friends Arena, Sweden.

Celtic have dominated Scottish football this season. They finished 30 points ahead of second-placed Aberdeen to clinch the Scottish Premiership title, while they also beat the Derek McInnes’ side in the Scottish League Cup final back in November.

Barcelona host midtable Eibar at the Nou Camp on Sunday night in La Liga, knowing that even a win may not be enough to retain the La Liga crown.

Real Madrid have a simple job to do on Sunday in La Liga, that is take something from their trip to Malaga. A win or a draw will give Los Blancos their first La Liga title since 2012.

It’s the final day of the Premier League season and with Chelsea crowned champions and Sunderland, Middlesbrough and Hull City relegated to the Championship, all eyes are on the battle for the top four.

We have reached the final day of the Premier League season and with the title and relegation places decided, all eyes turn to the top four places.

In some of the top leagues in European football there is very little left to play for, with both the league title and relegation done and dusted.

Granada have endured a truly terrible campaign in La Liga and having already been relegated finish their campaign off with a home game against midtable Espanyol on Friday night.

Dortmund have become a regular in the latter stages of the Champions League in recent years. BVB have been inconsistent this season, but are currently third in the Bundesliga table and face Werder Bremen on Saturday at the Signal Iduna Park.

With two games remaining in the Premier League this season, Leicester City have the opportunity to finish in the top half of the table.

Real Madrid head to the Estadio de Balaídos on Wednesday night to take on Celta Vigo in La Liga.  This match is Real Madrid’s game in hand on current league leaders Barcelona and a win will send them 3 points clear with one game each to play.

Manchester City can all-but secure Champions League football for next season when they face West Brom at the Etihad Stadium on Tuesday night. The Citizens are three points ahead of fifth-place Arsenal, who face relegated Sunderland at the Emirate Stadium.

With the Premier League rapidly coming to an end this season, Southampton have very little to play for with two games left.