On Sunday night, Cruzeiro host Chapecoense at the Estadio Governador Magalhaes Pinto, as both teams look to revive their Serie A campaigns after poor starts.

On Sunday night, Flamengo host Atletico PR at the Maracana, as both teams look to get their Serie A campaigns back on track.

On Saturday night, Botafogo host Palmeiras at the Estádio Nilton Santos, as the visitors look to maintain their lead at the top of Serie A.

Torino host Lazio on Sunday afternoon at the Stadio Olimpico in Turin. Torino will look back on a season in which European qualification was in their fingertips but just slipped away.

Manager Gennaro Gattuso must lead his team to victory on Sunday at SPAL to have any hope of making the Champions League for the first time since 2013-14. The Rossoneri also need Atalanta or Inter Milan to slip up and drop points on the final day.

There is all to play for on the final day of the Serie A season as teams look to cement their place in the Champions League.  The top four teams qualify for the 2019/20 Champions League and both Juventus and Napoli have sealed their place in the group stages.

Dijon go into final day of the term with the opportunity to save their season. The club sits two point behind Caen in the race to avoid automatic relegation.

Paris Saint-Germain can finish off the Ligue 1 season with a third straight victory on Friday night against Stade de Reims.

Bruno Genesio’s Lyon can cap off a brilliant Ligue 1 season on Friday night as they travel to the Stade des Costieres to play Nimes Olympique.

We have reached the final weekend of the Italian Serie A and there is all to play for in the race for Champions League football.  On Sunday, Inter Milan host Empoli in the San Siro knowing a win would be enough to see them finish in the top four.

Birmingham City finished their season in 14th place in the Championship, and although the west midlands club were handed a 9-point deduction for infringement of the financial sustainability rules handed down by the Football League, Garry Monk’s side successfully avoided any last-minute relegation dramas this time around.

We enter the final day of the Italian Serie A season and there is still much to decide in terms of the Champions League places.

The La Liga season has ended and Barcelona have been crowned champions. However, the Spanish season does not finish there and on Saturday we have the Copa del Rey final to enjoy. The match will be contested between Barcelona and Valencia at the Estadio Benito Villamarín, Seville.

On Friday night, Shamrock Rovers host Cork City at the Tallaght Stadium, as the home side look to move to the top of the Irish Premier Division.

After what has been a long, arduous but action-packed Championship season, it all comes down to this - the Championship play-off final at Wembley for the biggest prize in world football - a place in next season’s Premier League.

On Friday night, Rennes host Lille at the Roazhon Park, as the two teams look to end their Ligue One campaign with a victory.

On Friday night, Nice host Monaco at the Allianz Riviera, as both sides look to win their final Ligue One game of the campaign.

The Scottish Premiership’s second bottom side, St. Mirren, travel to Scottish Championship runners-up Dundee United on Thursday night for the first leg of their relegation/promotion playoff.

As the seasons of Europe's top leagues are coming now to an end, we focus our attention on what is going on in Brazil's Serie A.

The Ligue 1 season ends on Friday night and we have a match to enjoy between Marseille and Montpellier at the Stade Velodrome. Marseille start this game in 6th place on 58 points and cannot be caught by the teams below them.