1) EPL (Top 4 Battle)
Premier League: Chelsea, Liverpool and Leicester bosses preview final day
A win will guarantee a top-four finish for Thomas Tuchel's (third from left) Chelsea side
Liverpool and Leicester go into the final day level on 66 points and separated by goal difference, with the Reds having the edge.
If Liverpool beat Crystal Palace 1-0 at Anfield, Leicester would have to beat Tottenham by a five-goal margin to finish fourth.
With 10 games remaining, Liverpool were eighth, 10 points behind Leicester.
2) La Liga (League Battle)
Diego Simeone's Atletico Madrid and Christophe Galtier's Lille go into the final day of the season top of La Liga and Ligue 1 respectively
In Spain, Atletico Madrid are on the verge of winning their first league title for seven years but arch-rivals Real Madrid are waiting to pounce if they slip up.
Two teams separated by two points with one game to play. One thing already certain before Saturday's title-deciding games is the crown will be staying in Spain's capital.
With Barcelona out of the running, will leaders Atletico hold on or can Real, the defending champions, steal it at the death?
A win for Atletico at relegation-threatened Real Valladolid will secure a first league title since 2014 - and second under Diego Simeone, who has managed them since 2011.
Anything less opens the door for neighbours Real, who entertain Unai Emery's Villarreal - Manchester United's Europa League final opponents next Wednesday.
Atletico have 83 points but a last-day draw and a Real win would ensure both Madrid clubs finish on 84 points.
With head-to-head record - instead of goal difference - then coming into play, Real would be crowned kings of Spain as they have taken four points off Atletico in their two meetings in 2020-21.
Atletico hope Luis Suarez will help them over the line. The former Liverpool forward has 20 goals in 31 La Liga appearances since joining from Barcelona last September.
However, Real are unbeaten in 17 league games, their best La Liga run within the same season since March 2014 under Carlo Ancelotti.
3) Ligue 1 (League Battle)
In France, the top three - Lille, Paris St-Germain and Monaco - are separated by three points.
Leaders Lille, one point ahead of PSG going into the final day, are one win away from winning the crown for the first time since 2010-11.
PSG have won Ligue 1 seven times in the previous eight seasons - Monaco were champions in 2016-17 - but start the final day on 79 points, one behind leaders Lille.
Last season, PSG were awarded the title after it was announced the season would not resume because of the coronavirus pandemic. At the time, they were 12 points clear of nearest rivals Marseille, who had 10 games left.
On Sunday, only a win will guarantee Lille are crowned champions, but this fascinating title race could still see the top three all finish on 80 points if Lille lose, PSG draw and Monaco, who start third on 77 points, win.
Unlike in Spain, goal difference would decide the title. That would favour Mauricio Pochettino's PSG, who have a far superior advantage on their two title rivals.
Lille will be confident of finishing the job at 12th-placed Angers (20:00 BST).
At the same time, PSG are at relegation-threatened Brest and Monaco are away to sixth-placed Lens.
PSG head into the weekend fresh from winning the French Cup for the sixth time in seven years by beating Monaco at the Stade de France - Pochettino's second trophy since taking charge in January.
Monaco need both Lille and PSG to lose if they are to snatch the title. Even then, they require a big win at Lens because of their inferior goal difference.
4) Serie A (top 4 battle)
AC Milan, Napoli and Juventus will have to wait until the final day of the season to decide which two of the three will qualify for next season's Champions League.
Milan, who are bidding to return to Europe's elite after an eight-year absence, could only draw 0-0 with Cagliari on Sunday to leave them level on points with Napoli after Gennaro Gattuso's side won 2-0 at Fiorentina.
The two teams are a point above fifth-place Juventus.
Milan play at Atalanta, who has already qualified for the Champions League, in their final match of the campaign.
Napoli host mid-table Hellas Verona while Juventus visit 11th-place Bologna.
The top four qualify for Europe's premier club competition.
who will come out on top?
Premier League: Chelsea, Liverpool and Leicester bosses preview final day
A win will guarantee a top-four finish for Thomas Tuchel's (third from left) Chelsea side
Liverpool and Leicester go into the final day level on 66 points and separated by goal difference, with the Reds having the edge.
| Race for the top four - last-day fixtures | ||
|---|---|---|
| CHELSEA | LIVERPOOL | LEICESTER |
| Aston Villa (away) | Crystal Palace (home) | Tottenham (home) |
If Liverpool beat Crystal Palace 1-0 at Anfield, Leicester would have to beat Tottenham by a five-goal margin to finish fourth.
With 10 games remaining, Liverpool were eighth, 10 points behind Leicester.
2) La Liga (League Battle)
Diego Simeone's Atletico Madrid and Christophe Galtier's Lille go into the final day of the season top of La Liga and Ligue 1 respectively
In Spain, Atletico Madrid are on the verge of winning their first league title for seven years but arch-rivals Real Madrid are waiting to pounce if they slip up.
Two teams separated by two points with one game to play. One thing already certain before Saturday's title-deciding games is the crown will be staying in Spain's capital.
With Barcelona out of the running, will leaders Atletico hold on or can Real, the defending champions, steal it at the death?
A win for Atletico at relegation-threatened Real Valladolid will secure a first league title since 2014 - and second under Diego Simeone, who has managed them since 2011.
Anything less opens the door for neighbours Real, who entertain Unai Emery's Villarreal - Manchester United's Europa League final opponents next Wednesday.
Atletico have 83 points but a last-day draw and a Real win would ensure both Madrid clubs finish on 84 points.
With head-to-head record - instead of goal difference - then coming into play, Real would be crowned kings of Spain as they have taken four points off Atletico in their two meetings in 2020-21.
Atletico hope Luis Suarez will help them over the line. The former Liverpool forward has 20 goals in 31 La Liga appearances since joining from Barcelona last September.
However, Real are unbeaten in 17 league games, their best La Liga run within the same season since March 2014 under Carlo Ancelotti.
| Race for La Liga - last-day fixtures | |
|---|---|
| ATLETICO MADRID | REAL MADRID |
| Real Valladolid (away) - 19th in the table | Villarreal (home) - 7th in the table |
3) Ligue 1 (League Battle)
In France, the top three - Lille, Paris St-Germain and Monaco - are separated by three points.
Leaders Lille, one point ahead of PSG going into the final day, are one win away from winning the crown for the first time since 2010-11.
PSG have won Ligue 1 seven times in the previous eight seasons - Monaco were champions in 2016-17 - but start the final day on 79 points, one behind leaders Lille.
Last season, PSG were awarded the title after it was announced the season would not resume because of the coronavirus pandemic. At the time, they were 12 points clear of nearest rivals Marseille, who had 10 games left.
On Sunday, only a win will guarantee Lille are crowned champions, but this fascinating title race could still see the top three all finish on 80 points if Lille lose, PSG draw and Monaco, who start third on 77 points, win.
Unlike in Spain, goal difference would decide the title. That would favour Mauricio Pochettino's PSG, who have a far superior advantage on their two title rivals.
| Race for Ligue 1 - last-day fixtures | ||
|---|---|---|
| LILLE | PARIS ST-GERMAIN | MONACO |
| Angers (away) - 12th in the table | Brest (away) - 16th in the table | Lens (away) - 6th in the table |
Lille will be confident of finishing the job at 12th-placed Angers (20:00 BST).
At the same time, PSG are at relegation-threatened Brest and Monaco are away to sixth-placed Lens.
PSG head into the weekend fresh from winning the French Cup for the sixth time in seven years by beating Monaco at the Stade de France - Pochettino's second trophy since taking charge in January.
Monaco need both Lille and PSG to lose if they are to snatch the title. Even then, they require a big win at Lens because of their inferior goal difference.
4) Serie A (top 4 battle)
AC Milan, Napoli and Juventus will have to wait until the final day of the season to decide which two of the three will qualify for next season's Champions League.
Milan, who are bidding to return to Europe's elite after an eight-year absence, could only draw 0-0 with Cagliari on Sunday to leave them level on points with Napoli after Gennaro Gattuso's side won 2-0 at Fiorentina.
The two teams are a point above fifth-place Juventus.
Milan play at Atalanta, who has already qualified for the Champions League, in their final match of the campaign.
Napoli host mid-table Hellas Verona while Juventus visit 11th-place Bologna.
The top four qualify for Europe's premier club competition.
who will come out on top?
