Clash at the top of the standings: the Aspirins dream of Champions qualification, the Red Bulls aim to confirm third.

Basque derby in Vitoria-Gasteiz, with three crucial points at stake in the less noble side of the Spanish league standings.

In one of the Premiership’s many London derbies, the Gunners cannot afford any missteps given the pressure from Manchester City.

The Parisians, fresh from their Champions League follies, are now very close to winning yet another domestic title.

The Wolves, already certain of relegation, host the Saints, who still harbor European ambitions, at Molineux Stadium.

Howe’s team has nothing more to ask for in the league, while the Seagulls are looking for important points for'Europe.

Crucial challenge on both sides of the standings: the hosts dream of Europe, the Hammers want to break away from the hot zone.

Coach Marie-Louise Eta’s team faces the men led by Rene Wagner at home: kickoff at 3:30 p.m.

Between the two teams, it’s a real tiebreaker for fourth place: high-tension direct clash at PreZero Arena.

Albert Riera’s team faces the Hanseatics at home, looking for useful points to move away from the relegation zone.

Bremen’s Weserstadion hosts one of the 3:30 p.m. matches, valid for the 32nd day of the German top league.

The Bavarians, already champions, are expected to compete against the last in the standings, desperate for salvation points.

A great classic of the Spanish league takes the stage Saturday afternoon, although the goals of the two teams are very different.

The Halilodzic-coached team, on the brink of the abyss, faces Beye’s team, which instead seeks useful points for Europe.

Saturday’s Spanish league kicks off with a match between the Yellow Submarine and the Valencian red-blues. Kickoff at 2 p.m.