Bayern Munich have lost just one domestic game all season, winning 34 of them. They have beaten Stuttgart three times this season, but they have conceded in six of their last seven games and face a Die Schwaben side that have scored 16 goals in their last seven fixtures, finding the net at least once in all of them.

Girona, who have to win to avoid relegation, have tasted victory in three of their last seven home games and should be well up for this visit from a woeful away side. Elche have lost eight of their last nine away La Liga matches with both teams scoring in eight of the nine, so back the hosts to win and BTTS.

Standard hold top spot in the Conference League group and they are in good form with three wins and two draws in their last five games. Standard should be able to see of Charleroi, who have four defeats and just two wins in their last eight trips, but the visitors can at least get on the scoresheet as they have scored in seven of their last eight overall.

Getafe need a win to guarantee European football next season and should pick up their fourth win in six home games against Osasuna. The visitors have lost their last four and have only taken one point from the last 15 available away from home. Geta are without a clean sheet in three home fixtures and Osasuna have scored in three of their last four on the road.

Levante just need to avoid defeat to guarantee survival but they may be able to claim all three at Real Betis. The hosts have fifth place and Champions League football guaranteed whatever happens, and Levante are in form after three successive wins.

This is a dead rubber game and that could lead to a fairly open affair with goals at both ends. These teams have met twice this season already and both teams have scored in both meetings.

Already-relegated Pisa head to mid-table Lazio on Saturday night, and the visitors look set for another heavy defeat on the road. Pisa have conceded 30 times in nine visits to the top 10, and they’ve lost back-to-back games 3-0, so Lazio should be able to win with a bit of room to spare.

Antwerp are on a four-game winless run and they’ve failed to score in all of those games. Westerlo won at Charleroi in their lasty trip and performed well in a 2-1 defeat to Standard Liege last time out, the visitors look capable of at least avoiding defeat.

This is a match-up between two of the worse defences in the division as Orgryte have shipped 21 goals in eight games and Halmstad have conceded 15. Both teams have scored in four of the hosts’ last six games and in four of Orgryte’s last six, so back both teams to score.

Celtic are on a five-game winning streak and they should be able to make it six in a row against Championship side Dunfermline in the Cup final. However, the Pars have put a lot into this competition and have completed a couple of memorable giants killings on the way. Back Celtic to concede in victory as they have gone six games without a clean sheet and Dunfermline have enough quality to find a way through.

Both teams have scored in each of Degerfors’ last five games and that pattern could continue at Kalmar, who have scored five goals across their four home games and have just one clean sheet in the league at this venue.

There have been goals at both ends in three of SJK’s last four home games, while Oulu have scored in nine of their 10 away games across all competitions but have just one clean sheet. As such, goals at both ends seems likely here.

Play-off finals are generally nervy affairs and fewer than three goals have been scored in five of the last six Championship play-off finals. Under 2.5 goals was a winning bet in all four semi-final games and these teams conceded just one goal between them in normal time across those fixtures so under 2.5 goals looks a strong angle here.

Celtic are on a five-game winning streak and they should be able to make it six in a row against Championship side Dunfermline in the Cup final. However, the Pars have put a lot into this competition and have completed a couple of memorable giants killings on the way. Back Celtic to concede in victory as they have gone six games without a clean sheet and Dunfermline have enough quality to find a way through.

Gnistan have managed to put together a four-game unbeaten run and they can extend that streak with at least a point at Ilves, who have won just one of their opening eight games of the season.

Volendam were deserved 2-1 winners in the first leg and they can finish ths play-off final off with another victory. Volendam may have struggled in the top flight this season but their home form wasn’t the issue and they looked a level above Willem II in the first meeting.

Celtic are on a five-game winning streak and they should be able to make it six in a row against Championship side Dunfermline in the Cup final. However, the Pars have put a lot into this competition and have completed a couple of memorable giants killings on the way. Back Celtic to concede in victory as they have gone six games without a clean sheet and Dunfermline have enough quality to find a way through. A Celtic win with goals at both ends is expected and a 4-1 win for the Glasgow club has a chance. There is a clear gulf in quality here, and the Bhoys may strike with a late goal or two if the Pars have to throw caution to the wind. 

It could be hard to separate these two teams and extra time may be required. Both teams have enough quality to make a breakthrough and a 1-1 draw has a chance in a game where the desire not to lose could outweigh the will to win.

Daizen Maeda is the form man in the Celtic attack with eight goals in his last six games. He looks the best candidate for an anytime effort in the final.

Hull’s Joe Gelhardt started on the bench in the second leg against the Lions but scored after his introduction and should come back into the starting side. Gelhardt scored a career-brest 15 goals in the Championship this season and he looks a contender for an anytime effort.

Michael Olise has recorded 48 goal contributions in 51 appearances this season and has hit a purple patch in front of goal lately, scoring in four of his last six appearances despite only starting three of those games.

Aidan: Celtic are poised to complete the double and the Scottish Cup final against second-tier Dunfermline should be a far more routine afternoon than last week’s title decider against Hearts turned out to be. The Bhoys have not kept a clean sheet in any of their last six games and Dunfermline can extend that sequence, although in all likelihood it will only be a consolation.

James: Rayo can finish as high as seventh in the Spanish table, which would be enough to qualify for the play-off round of next season’s Conference League, and they can boost their chances of securing European football via the domestic route with a victory. Los Franjirrojos have won the last three league meetings against Alaves, who have recorded just seven victories in 18 attempts at home in La Liga this term.

Aaron: Already-relegated Pisa head to mid-table Lazio on Saturday night, and the visitors look set for another heavy defeat on the road.

Enda: Elche have won just once in 18 away games in the league and have also leaked a La Liga-high 18 goals in the final 15 minutes of their games, while Girona have scored five of their last six goals after the hour mark. The Catalans can find a way to win what could be a tense tussle.

Alex: Osasuna still have the faint threat of relegation hanging over their heads, but they have taken only one point from their last five away games. Only 10 of their 42 points have been earned away from home, while Geta have won three of their last five at home.

Gareth: La Real are winless in six since landing the Copa del Rey trophy, securing their spot in Europe for next season in the process. Both teams have reason to celebrate their campaigns, but home advantage gives Espanyol a clear edge against this Sociedad side who have been coasting towards the summer for the last few weeks.

Bayern Munich have lost just one domestic game all season, winning 34 of them. They have beaten Stuttgart three times this season, but they have conceded in six of their last seven games and face a Die Schwaben side that have scored 16 goals in their last seven fixtures, finding the net at least once in all of them.

Girona, who have to win to avoid relegation, have tasted victory in three of their last seven home games and should be well up for this visit from a woeful away side. Elche have lost eight of their last nine away La Liga matches with both teams scoring in eight of the nine, so back the hosts to win and BTTS.

Standard hold top spot in the Conference League group and they are in good form with three wins and two draws in their last five games. Standard should be able to see of Charleroi, who have four defeats and just two wins in their last eight trips, but the visitors can at least get on the scoresheet as they have scored in seven of their last eight overall.

Getafe need a win to guarantee European football next season and should pick up their fourth win in six home games against Osasuna. The visitors have lost their last four and have only taken one point from the last 15 available away from home. Geta are without a clean sheet in three home fixtures and Osasuna have scored in three of their last four on the road.

Celta Vigo need a point to secure Europa League qualification and they should get it in a goal-filled affair against Sevilla, who have seen three or more goals scored in four of their last six away games. Over 2.5 goals has landed in each of Celta’s last five at home, with these fixtures averaging 4.6 goals per game.

Valencia have lost two of their last four home La Liga games and not beaten a top-four side in La Liga this term. Meanwhile, Barca have won four of their last five away league matches with under 3.5 goals in all five. Also, fewer than four goals have been scored in six of Valencia’s last seven matches.

Already-relegated Pisa head to mid-table Lazio on Saturday night, and the visitors look set for another heavy defeat on the road. Pisa have conceded 30 times in nine visits to the top 10, and they’ve lost back-to-back games 3-0. Lazio should be able to end the season on a high by scoring at least three goals. 

Over 2.5 goals has landed in each of Real Betis’ last four games and in three of Levante’s last four. These sides tend to combine for high-scoring games as at least four goals have been scored in seven of the last eight meetings, three or more seems likely here.

Rayo have the Conference League final to think about but they can still guarantee European football for next season with a win at Alaves if other results go their way, and they look well placed to leave with maximum points. Alaves are now safe and have nothing to play for, while Rayo have five wins and no defeats in their last eight games and have three wins in the last four head-to-head meetings.

Getafe need a win to guarantee European football next season and should pick up their fourth win in six home games against Osasuna. The visitors have lost their last four and have only taken one point from the last 15 available away from home.

Espanyol have won their last two games and are no longer in danger of the drop, and they can round off the campaign with a win over a Real Sociedad side who have coasted since their Cope del Rey triumph.

Levante just need to avoid defeat to guarantee survival but they may be able to claim all three at Real Betis. The hosts have fifth place and Champions League football guaranteed whatever happens, and Levante are in form after three successive wins.

Getafe need a win to guarantee European football next season and should pick up their fourth win in six home games against Osasuna. The visitors have lost their last four and have only taken one point from the last 15 available away from home.