The 5 + 1 game you can’t miss this weekend

As far as LaLiga Santander is concerned, the weekend brings, among other things, more than glamorous Barça-Seville, but in other major leagues in Europe there will also be matches that will delight fans. At Mundo Deportivo we have made a selection of the five most interesting and an additional one that, without being from the major European leagues, is worth mentioning.

Juventus-Inter (Sunday, 8:45 pm)

Along with the two as contenders to chase the leader Milan, Juventus and Inter met in Turin in a duel where whoever loses will be super ‘touched’ in the battle for the ‘Scudetto’.

Burnley-Manchester City (Saturday, 4:00 pm)

After drawing (0-0) against Crystal Palace before the international break, Manchester City visited Burnley with the aim of winning so as not to give Liverpool a chance to cut more points.

Freiburg-Bayern (Saturday, 3:30 pm)

Bundesliga leaders Bayern Munich visit Freiburg, fifth place, in what is on paper one of the toughest matches left on their calendar.

Borussia Dortmund-Leipzig (Saturday, 6:30 pm)

Dortmund, hoping Bayern will be punched against Freiburg, are accepting the ever -competitive Leipzig forced to win in order not to get off the train in the fight for the Bundesliga.

Atalanta-Naples (Sunday, 3:00 pm)

Napoli, Milan’s main chaser, visit Gasperini’s Atalanta, who want to continue adding points to ensure their presence in European competitions next year.

Rangers-Celtic (Sunday, 1:00 pm)

Despite being a game not among the major leagues in Europe, this ‘Old Firm’ can be considered the most interesting weekend game in international football. Not only is this the quintessential derby in Scotland, but it is the penultimate round of the league, with a difference of 3 points in favor of a Celtic who will be mathematically champion if they win and almost if they draw.