All eyes will be on Wembley Stadium on May 23, as the richest game in club soccer will see Middlesbrough and Hull collide in the Championship Play-off Final.

A 20-year wait to get their hands on the Premier League title ends for Arsenal this Sunday, as the celebrations can get underway following their fixture with Crystal Palace.

A major clash with European implications is set for the Stadium of Light on May 24, as Chelsea travel to Sunderland on the final day of the Premier League season.

A huge match in the history of West Ham is set for Sunday, as the Hammers must beat Leeds and hope Tottenham lose against Everton if they are to avoid relegation.

The dream of Champions League soccer remains alive at Bournemouth following Aston Villa’s win in the Europa League final. A win on the final day for the Cherries against Nottingham Forest will secure sixth spot.

Mohamed Salah will play his final match for Liverpool at Anfield this weekend, as the Reds chase a win against Brentford to secure their spot in next season’s Champions League.

Tottenham’s date with destiny arrives on Sunday, as they must pick up at least a draw against Everton to avoid an embarrassing relegation to the Championship.

The final day of the Premier League season will see a dead rubber between Fulham and Newcastle at Craven Cottage on May 24.

For the final time this season, Brighton will be in action at the Amex Stadium on May 24, as they host Man United in the Premier League.

The curtain comes down on Pep Guardiola’s dominant era as Man City manager on Sunday, with the Catalan set to stand down following the team’s final match of the season against Aston Villa.

Two leading contenders in the Western Conference collide in the final round of matches before the FIFA World Cup on May 24, as LAFC host the Seattle Sounders.

Lionel Messi will be hoping to warm up for the FIFA World Cup with another win with Inter Miami on May 24, as the defending MLS champions host the Philadelphia Union.