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We are into the final few weeks of the European soccer season with some leagues even coming to an end this weekend. League winners are yet to be confirmed in Germany and France while no league’s relegation spots are completely locked in just yet. There are still domestic and continental cup titles to be won — notably across all three UEFA competitions — and no shortage of final-day drama to come.
We look at the key dates, remaining games and what is at stake.
Serie A top-four race
Fiorentina vs. Roma, Saturday at 12 p.m. ET on Paramount+
In Serie A, Juventus‘ late points deducting has not been greeted kindly by Jose Mourinho who is facing a pivotal few days in the Italian capital. The Portuguese is trying to lead the Giallorossi to UEFA Europa League success off the back of last year’s Europa Conference League triumph but needs to guarantee a continental spot just in case Roma lose out to UEL specialists Sevilla. Beaten Coppa Italia finalists Fiorentina are up this weekend with Juve poised to move Mourinho’s men out of European contention if they do not take all three points.
Bundesliga final day
Saturday, 9:30 a.m. ET
Bochum vs. Bayer Leverkusen
Borussia Dortmund vs. Mainz
Borussia Monchengladbach vs. Augsburg
Eintracht Frankfurt vs. Freiburg
Koln vs. Bayern Munich
RB Leipzig vs. Schalke
Union Berlin vs. Werder Bremen
Stuttgart vs. Hoffenheim
Wolfsburg vs. Hertha Berlin
There promises to be major drama in the last round of Bundesliga games with Borussia Dortmund on the verge of their first German title in over 10 years and Bayern Munich staring down the barrel at a trophyless season relying on help from Mainz. RB Leipzig cannot impact the title race but they can have a big say whether or not Schalke 04 go straight back down to the second tier with relegated Hertha Berlin or survive on the final day and potentially drag VfB Stuttgart down at the last minute. Dortmund vs. Mainz, Leipzig vs. Schalke and…
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