The European weekend will be agitated by the derbies of Manchester and Madrid, potentially decisive in the Premier League and La Liga. Inter Milan, opposed to Atalanta Bergamo, hope to fuel their dream of scudetto, while Bayern Lewandowski will cross paths with Haaland and Dortmund.
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Lat the 27th day of Premier League will be crushed by the Manchester derby which sees leaders City welcome their runner-up United on Sunday. This will undoubtedly be the last opportunity to question the race for the title of the Citizens who further increased their lead to 14 points in midweek. In the hard, Leicester will try to revive at the poorly classified Brighton. Monday, place for an ambitious duel between Chelsea and Everton.
On the side of the League, all eyes will be on Madrid on Matchday 26. Atlético, leaders, and Real (3rd) will face each other on Sunday at the Metropolitano stadium, in the derby of the Spanish capital. The poster should give an indication of the end of the season to wait: either Real (53 pts) back on the heels of Atlético (58 ps) at the top of the standings for a very tight final sprint, or the “Colchoneros” take off, potentially eight points ahead of their pursuers. Second, FC Barcelona faces Osasuna on Saturday.
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Inter Milan are racing ahead of the A league, but it is a big piece that awaits him during this 26th day with the reception of Atalanta Bergame (4th). Romelu Lukaku’s partners would send a powerful message to their pursuers if they win, especially to neighbor and rival AC Milan. Without Zlatan Ibrahimovic, injured in the left adductor, the Rossoneri visit Hellas Verona on Sunday with the hope of consolidating their second place ahead of Cristiano Ronaldo’s Juventus Turin.
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Finally, in Germany, this Saturday will be the time of the Klassiker Bayern-Dortmund for the 24th day of Bundesliga. The poster offers again this season an enticing duel between two of the best scorers in the world, the Pole Robert Lewandowski (Bayern) and the Norwegian Erling Haaland (Dortmund).
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The schedule for the 27th day of the Premier League
Saturday March 6
(13h30) Burnley – Arsenal
(16h00) Sheffield United – Southampton
(18h30) Aston Villa – Wolverhampton
(21h00) Brighton – Leicester
Sunday March 7
(13h00) West Brom – Newcastle
(15h00) Liverpool – Fulham
(17h30) Manchester City – Manchester United
(20h15) Tottenham – Crystal Palace
Monday March 8
(19h00) Chelsea – Everton
(21h00) West Ham – Leeds United
The schedule for the 26th day of La Liga
Friday March 5
(21h00) Valence – Villarreal
Saturday March 6
(14h00) Valladolid – Getafe
(4:15 p.m.) Elche – Seville
(6.30 p.m.) Cadiz – Eibar
(21h00) Health – Barcelona
Sunday March 7
(2:00 pm) Huesca – Celta Vigo
(16:15) Atlético Madrid – Real Madrid
(18h30) Real Sociedad – Levante
(21h00) Athletic Bilbao – Grenade
Monday March 8
(9:00 p.m.) Real Betis – Alavés
The program for the 26th day of Serie A
Saturday March 6
(15h00) Spezia – Benevento
(18h00) Udinese – Sassuolo
(20h45) Juventus Turin – Lazio Rome
Sunday March 7
(12h30) AS Rome – Genoa
(15h00) Fiorentina – Parme
Hellas Verona – AC Milan
Crotone – Turin
(18:00) Sampdoria Genoa – Cagliari
(20h45) Naples – Bologne
Monday March 8
(20h45) Inter Milan – Atalanta Bergame
Bundesliga matchday 24 schedule
Friday March 5
(20h30) Schalke 04 – Mayence
Saturday March 6
(3:30 p.m.) Friborg – Leipzig
Hertha Berlin – Augsbourg
Mönchengladbach – Bayer Leverkusen
Hoffenheim – Wolfsburg
Eintracht Francfort – Stuttgart
(18h30) Bayern Munich – Dortmund
Sunday March 7
(3.30 p.m.) Cologne – Werder Bremen
(18h00) Bielefeld – Union Berlin
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