Just five points separate Almeria and Las Palmas, but the hosts are still in with a good shot at landing the Spanish Segunda Division title and they can continue a fantastic run of home form on Saturday.They have won their last eight home games and scored a massive 26 goals in this period, and they come up against a Las Palmas side that have suffered a dip in recent times. Their shock 5-1 defeat at Andorra last time out was their fourth away defeat in their last five attempts.

Benfica are a game away from an unbeaten season, but they have to win at Estoril as they look to claim Portugal’s second Champions League place.Estoril have lost all five of their meetings with the top three this season, including a 3-1 defeat to Benfica in Lisbon.The visitors have been far more open than you’d expect from a Jose Mourinho side. Both teams have scored in each of their last six league trips. Nine of their last 11 matches across all competitions have featured both sides scoring, so take Benfica to win and concede.

Montreal look to have recovered from a terrible start to the season in MLS and they look worth backing as underdogs at home to Chicago Fire.The Fire won 3-0 in Chicago when these sides met earlier this season but since then Montreal have picked up. The Canadian outfit have won three of their last five games, losing just once, and can take a bit of revenge against a visiting team who have three defeats in their last four games.

It is beginning to look as if Manchester City are running out of game in their bid to win the Premier League, but Pep Guardiola’s side look well-equipped to claim a second Wembley trophy of the season when they face Chelsea in the FA Cup final.City have won eight and drawn one of their last nine matches and head into the showpiece having beaten Brentford and Crystal Palace 3-0 in their last two games, so it will take a lot for Chelsea to keep up with the pace.Three of the four victories the Londoners have earned in their last 15 games have come in the FA Cup, two of which were against lower-division opposition in Wrexham and Port Vale, and their fortunes have been generally dismal over teh last couple of months.City were shocked by Crystal Palace and Manchester United in the last two FA Cup finals but they should have few issues avoiding an unwanted hat-trick.

Third-place RB Leipzig are finishing the season well in the Bundesliga, winning six of their last seven games, and can pick up another three points when they go to Freiburg on the final day.The hosts are likely to have one eye on Wednesday’s Europa League final against Aston Villa, so Leipzig can take advantage of their opponents being distracted.They also have a fantastic recent record against Freiburg, winning seven of the last eight meetings between the sides.

After just managing to avoid relegation last season, Hoffenheim have bounced back in style to qualify for Europe in the 2025-26 campaign.Christian Ilzer’s men go into their final game knowing that if they can better Stuttgart’s result at Eintracht Frankfurt, they will be playing Champions League football next term.The visitors go into Saturday’s clash unbeaten in their last five games, which includes a home win over Dortmund and a 2-1 success at Hamburg.In contrast, Monchengladbach – who lost 5-1 in the reverse fixture – are currently sat in 13th having won just one of their last seven league matches.

Tromso lead the way in the Norwegian Eliteserien and have lost just once this season. They are unbeaten in three league away games this term, while Bodo/Glimt have failed to win three of their last four at home in all competitions.

Hearts are unbeaten against Celtic this season (W2, D1) and they’re on a seven-game unbeaten run coming into this game. The Jambos have just five defeats in 37 Premiership games and can claim the Premiership crown for the first time since 1960 by at least avoiding defeat at Parkhead.

Monza are odds-on favourites to secure a first-leg lead, but they have failed to win their last two games and have won just one of their last five away games. They drew 2-2 away to Juve Stabia in November, and the hosts have only lost two home fixtures all season.

Chelsea have scored in exactly one goal in all three of their games under Calum McFarlane and can keep that run going. City have scored three goals in each of their last three games, and they won 3-0 at Stamford Bridge when these sides met in the league last month so a 3-1 win for Pep Guardiola’s side seems a reasonable prediction.

The last game between these sides finished level and Hearts can dig in for the draw they need to be crowned champions. The Hearts defence has coped fairly well with Celtic’s frontline this season, conceding four goals across the three previous meetings, so a nervy 1-1 draw is the pick.

Erling Haaland should come into the final fresh after remaining on the bench for Man City in midweek. The Norwegian is the obvious choice for an anytime effort as he has scored in each of his last four starts and hit a hat-trick against Liverpool in the quarter-finals of this competition.

Claudio Braga has been a bit of a thorn in Celtic’s side this season as he has scored in the last two head-to-head clashes. Hearts’ Portuguese forward can strike in the title decider on Saturday.

Undav has scored 19 goals this term, including a strike against Frankfurt earlier this term. The forward struck against Leverkusen last time out, while he has 11 goals in 13 away appearances in the Bundesliga this season.

St Pauli are in awful form but results perhaps haven’t matched performances and form could potentially go out of the window here in this massive do-or-die match-up for both sides. Wolfsburg have been fairly poor on their travels this season with eight defeats in 16 Bundesliga games and St Pauli have only lost three of their last 10 at home. The advantage of playing at the Millerntor-Stadion could be huge for St Pauli and they can grind out a victory as they look to claim the play-off spot.

Leipzig are the clear pick away at Freiburg. They sit comfortably in third, arrive in strong form and have been ruthless against top-half opponents. Freiburg concede heavily in those matchups and are winless in three. With Leipzig scoring consistently and travelling well, the visitors should take control and claim another victory.

Man City overcame Crystal Palace 3-0 on Wednesday to extend their unbeaten streak to nine games across all competitions, with eight wins, and they face a Chelsea side who are out of form. Chelsea have four defeats and just one win in their last six games and they have a terrible record against their opponents, with no wins and 10 defeats in the last 13 meetings. City can end their run of FA Cup final defeats and win the game inside 90 minutes.

Frankfurt have lost all but one of their home meetings with the top six this term, shipping 15 goals. The hosts have seen BTTS land in each of their last seven, and they’ve lost three of their last four. Stuttgart are a win away from booking a Champions League spot, but they have conceded in all but three away trips this term.

These two sides are battling for promotion from the Spanish Segunda Division, but Las Palmas have lost four of their last five away games, conceding 13 goals, and face an Almeria outfit on an eight-game winning streak at home, with over 2.5 goals landing in each of these. They have conceded in seven of these, so may be unable to shut out Las Palmas, who have scored in 10 of their last 11 trips.

Sporting will secure Champions League football with a result on Saturday and it could be a high-scoring affair. Their last home game produced six goals and each of their last four home league games have gone over 2.5 goals, while six of Gil Vicente’s last eight on the road have featured three or more goals.

Racing Santander are marching towards the Segunda Division title off the back of the best attacking record in the division. Their 39 league games have produced a league-high 139 goals and each of their last five at home have featured four or more goals, while over 3.5 goals has been a winner in four of Valladolid’s last eight on the road.

Both teams to score is the standout bet when Monchengladbach face Hoffenheim. The head-to-head record is overwhelming, with the last 12 meetings all seeing goals at both ends. Hoffenheim’s away games regularly deliver and neither defence inspires confidence. With both sides carrying attacking threat, another exchange of goals looks likely.

These two sides are battling for promotion from the Spanish Segunda Division, but Las Palmas have lost four of their last five away games, conceding 13 goals, and face an Almeria outfit on an eight-game winning streak at home, with over 2.5 goals landing in each of these. They have conceded in seven of these, so may be unable to shut out Las Palmas, who have scored in 10 of their last 11 trips.

Champions League qualification is still a possibility for Benfica and they should get the win they need against an Estoril side with nothing to play for, but they have conceded in their last seven away games and the hosts have scored in 11 of their last 13 at home.

Frankfurt have lost all but one of their home meetings with the top six this term, shipping 15 goals. The hosts have seen BTTS land in each of their last seven, and they’ve lost three of their last four. Stuttgart are a win away from booking a Champions League spot, but they have conceded in all but three away trips this term.

Both teams to score is the standout bet when Monchengladbach face Hoffenheim. The head-to-head record is overwhelming, with the last 12 meetings all seeing goals at both ends. Hoffenheim’s away games regularly deliver and neither defence inspires confidence. With both sides carrying attacking threat, another exchange of goals looks likely.

Both sides are scoring regularly and neither can defend with confidence. Union have seen a run of high-scoring matches, while Augsburg’s away games frequently clear the line. With attacking momentum on both sides, this should open up.

These two sides are battling for promotion from the Spanish Segunda Division, but Las Palmas have lost four of their last five away games, conceding 13 goals, and face an Almeria outfit on an eight-game winning streak at home, with over 2.5 goals landing in each of these. They have conceded in seven of these, so may be unable to shut out Las Palmas, who have scored in 10 of their last 11 trips.

Champions League qualification is still a possibility for Benfica and they should get the win they need against an Estoril side with nothing to play for, but they have conceded in their last seven away games and the hosts have scored in 11 of their last 13 at home.

Frankfurt have lost all but one of their home meetings with the top six this term, shipping 15 goals. The hosts have seen BTTS land in each of their last seven, and they’ve lost three of their last four. Stuttgart are a win away from booking a Champions League spot, but they have conceded in all but three away trips this term.

Man City overcame Crystal Palace 3-0 on Wednesday to extend their unbeaten streak to nine games across all competitions, with eight wins, and they face a Chelsea side who are out of form. Chelsea have four defeats and just one win in their last six games and they have a terrible record against their opponents, with no wins and 10 defeats in the last 13 meetings. City can end their run of FA Cup final defeats and win the game inside 90 minutes.

Erling Haaland should come into the final fresh after remaining on the bench for Man City in midweek. The Norwegian is the obvious choice for an anytime effort as he has scored in each of his last four starts and hit a hat-trick against Liverpool in the quarter-finals of this competition.

These two sides are battling for promotion from the Spanish Segunda Division, but Las Palmas have lost four of their last five away games, conceding 13 goals, and face an Almeria outfit on an eight-game winning streak at home, with over 2.5 goals landing in each of these. They have conceded in seven of these, so may be unable to shut out Las Palmas, who have scored in 10 of their last 11 trips.

Champions League qualification is still a possibility for Benfica and they should get the win they need against an Estoril side with nothing to play for, but they have conceded in their last seven away games and the hosts have scored in 11 of their last 13 at home.

Monza are odds-on favourites to secure a first-leg lead, but they have failed to win their last two games and have won just one of their last five away games. They drew 2-2 away to Juve Stabia in November, and the hosts have only lost two home fixtures all season.

Sporting will secure Champions League football with a result on Saturday and it could be a high-scoring affair. Their last home game produced six goals and each of their last four home league games have gone over 2.5 goals, while six of Gil Vicente’s last eight on the road have featured three or more goals.

Livingston have already been relegated from the Scottish Premiership and have lost nine of their last 12 away games. The Terrors are 23 points better off than the visitors and head into this tie on a four-game winning streak at Tannadice Park.

Middlesbrough were unfortunate not to establish a first-leg lead, but they are unbeaten in five meetings with Southampton and haven’t lost on the road since their visit to Championship winners Coventry in February, while the Saints have only won one of their last five.

Sevilla have only won 15 points away from home this season and none of these have come in their last four trips. Villarreal have already secured Champions League qualification, but they have the second-best home record in La Liga and can claim a seventh successive win at Estadio de la Ceramica.

Manchester City put three past Brentford on Saturday to take their tally to 41 goals in 17 home Premier League matches. With the title still to play for, they can romp to victory against a Crystal Palace side that have conceded three goals in their last two league away fixtures.

Just nine points separate seventh from 19th in La Liga and both of these sides are involved in this incredibly tight battle. Rayo Vallecano booked their spot in the UEFA Conference League final last week and, at the time of writing, they are unbeaten in five. They can strengthen their survival hopes against a Valencia side with only one win in their last five.

Auckland FC earned a draw against the odds in the first leg of this A-League play-off tie and they should do so again after stringing together a five-game unbeaten run on their travels, with hosts Adelaide United only winning two of their last six at home and failing to beat Auckland in all five of their previous encounters.

Aston Villa overcame a first-leg deficit to thrash Nottingham Forest in the Europa League semi-final in midweek, and they could boost their top-five hopes against poor-travelling Liverpool. The Reds have lost five of their last six on their travels, while Unai Emery’s side have won four of their last six at Villa Park.

Manchester City have reached the FA Cup final for the fourth successive season and, after losing the last two, they can get back on track against a miserable Chelsea outfit. The Blues have lost eight of their last 11 games, including a 3-0 home loss to the Citizens, and they have not beaten Pep Guardiola’s side in almost five years.

Both of these sides still have a faint shot at European qualification, and that could lead to an end-to-end affair at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. Everton have scored nine and conceded 11 in their last five games, with both teams to score landing in each of them, and there have been goals at both ends in the Black Cats’ last three on the road.

Newcastle have had a miserable season and head into the penultimate round of Premier League fixtures having won only one of their last seven. Visitors West Ham have everything to play for as they battle relegation, and they have avoided defeat in seven of their last 10.