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DFB Pokal Final
Bayern Munich vs Eintracht Frankfurt
Eintracht Frankfurt is tasked with the job of stopping Bayern Munich from winning a domestic treble. Frankfurt will break a 20-year drought in the competition and win their fourth DFB Pokal title if they can prevent Bayern Munich from their 19th DFB Pokal title.
French Ligue 1
Troyes vs Monaco
Toulouse vs Guingamp
Caen vs Paris St.Germain
Lyon vs Nice
Marseille vs Amiens
The best Troyes can do is finish their season in the relegation-playoff spot. Only a victory against Monaco could help Troyes chances of finishing in the season in the relegation-playoff spot a reality. Troyes will need to pick up maximum points against a Monaco team that does not have the luxury of dropping points as well. To guarantee direct qualification to the Champions League, Monaco must win this match if Lyon wins their match against Nice.
Lyon can’t miss out on a victory. Marseille will be hoping that a home victory for them against Amiens will be met with Lyon’s failure to secure maximum points. – A combination that will see that Marseille will replace Lyon in the ‘top-three’.
The least a victory will do for Toulouse is secure the relegation play-off spot. A victory and Caen’s defeat to Montpellier will help Toulouse secure safety by skipping the relegation-playoff games
Italian Serie A
Napoli vs Crotone
Udinese vs Bologna
SPAL 2013 vs Sampdoria
Chievo Verona vs Benevento
Cagliari vs Atalanta
Lazio vs Inter Milan
The final day of the Italian Serie A will have 5 teams under the threat of relegation to Serie B. Crotone, SPAL 2013, Cagliari, Udinese, and Chievo Verona.
A Crotone victory against Napoli will demand the best result for the remaining four teams under relegation-threat. A draw for Crotone will demand that SPAL 2013 and Cagliari to achieve the same result in their respective matches.
English FA Cup
Chelsea vs Manchester United
It’s going to be Chelsea or Manchester United to pick up the last trophy in England for the 2017/18 season.
Chelsea will be looking for title number 8 while Manchester United will be going for the record-equalling 13 titles.
Is the title staying in London or making a return to Manchester?
