Bayern Munich v Chelsea looks a pulsating Champions League final and, as with all big games, it is individual battles across the pitch which will determine the winners. We analyse those key duels.
Montpellier are fired up to win the Ligue 1 title, but Lille still have a chance of pipping them to the post. And PSG will be watching this one closely. Who wins this key game? We preview it.
Man Utd go into the final Premier League matchday level on points with Man City, but eight behind on goal difference. Perhaps however the tale of a similar situation involving Borussia Monchengladbach in the Bundesliga may inspire the Red Devils.
Atletico Madrid tasted Europa League success in 2010 and will be desperate to repeat the feat. But Marcelo Bielsa’s Athletic Bilbao are worthy opponents. We preview the final.
Olympic football can often be overlooked, but the 2012 London Games may boost its standing. In Brazil though, the competition needs no boost – and pressure is growing for the Selecao to win gold.
Lille can seriously harm Paris Saint-Germain’s Ligue 1 title charge here, and even harbour faint hopes of retaining the trophy themselves. We preview what could be a pivotal match in the title race.
Tottenham Hotspur manager Harry Redknapp is the consistent front-runner to become the new England manager, but there may be some concerns over his tactical nous. Under-21 coach Stuart Pearce meanwhile stands ready to fill in.
Barcelona must bounce back from a shock home defeat against Real Madrid here to ensure Chelsea are dumped out of the Champions League. Can the Catalans triumph?
Barcelona and Real Madrid have killed genuine competition in La Liga and now reign supreme over Spanish football. In Europe, there are signs that the Champions League could be about to witness a similar wave of Blaugrana and Los Blancos dominance.
Chelsea are clear underdogs against Barcelona, but will be hopeful of springing a shock at Stamford Bridge in the first leg of this Champions League semi-final. Can they? We preview it.
