The five major European leagues they are on last leg of the season. It is in the final games that there is more at stake, with promotions, relegation and European qualifications, all to be resolved. While we can review more, the ones you can’t miss are the following:
LALIGA (matchday 32)
In the Spanish competition we will have three games left. First the Real Madrid-Almeria on Saturday (6:30 pm), with key points above and below, as well as Barça-Betis at 9:00 pm, with the leader seeking sentencing. On Sunday, the dispute is at the bottom, with dramatic matches such as Cadiz-Valencia (14 hours) and Spanish-Getafe (6:30 p.m.).
PREMIER LEAGUE (matchday 34)
After Wednesday’s ‘final’ between Arsenal and Manchester City, which Guardiola’s team won, putting them two points behind the ‘Gunners’, this weekend their games are on Sunday, with city of fulham (15 hours) and on Tuesday, with a Arsenal-Chelsea (21 hours) which measures two great losers who seek to re-emerge because the title (the first) and the pride (the second) are at stake.
BUNDESLIGA (30th match day)
In Germany we have a busy Dortmund-Bayern match for the title. Because of this, the matches that were both contested seemed to be life or death with just four days to go. This Friday there is a Bochum against Dortmund at 8:30 pm And on Sunday, a Bayern against Hertha (3:30 p.m.).
SERIES A (matchday 32)
In Italy there could be a Scudetto champion this weekend if the Naplesprominent leader of Serie A, will win at home tomorrow Saturday at salernitana (15 hours). He will be a champion as long as he is lazio won’t win on Sunday at San Siro against him Inter (12:30 pm), another one of the remaining matches.
LIGUE 1 (match day
France also holds exciting matches such as Stade Brestois-Nantes on Wednesday, closing the day at 9:00 pm Lowering the two. On top of PSG could go one step further for a new title if he beats the Parc des Princes on Sunday in Lorient (5:05 p.m.).
Source: La Verdad
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