Saturday's highlights:
• Arsenal's quest for a first Premier League title since 2004 marches on, as they take on Bournemouth in the early kick-off. Brentford then meet Everton in a crunch clash for European football, before the under-pressure Liverpool host Fulham in the evening
• Barcelona look to rebound from their disappointing defeat in the Champions League in the week with a home clash against bitter city rivals Espanyol, while the team that conquered them, Atletico Madrid, visit Sevilla in LaLiga's late game
• In other matches around Europe, Dortmund face Bayer Leverkusen before Bayern Munich continue their march towards the Bundesliga title with a trip to St. Pauli. AC Milan are in Serie A action, while Atalanta go head-to-head with Juventus in a huge face-off for Europe
Saturday's Premier League fixtures:
Arsenal vs Bournemouth - 13:30 CET
Brentford vs Everton - 16:00 CET
Burnley vs Brighton - 16:00 CET
Liverpool vs Fulham - 18:30 CET
Sunday's top European matches:
Borussia Dortmund vs Bayer Leverkusen - 15:30 CET
AC Milan vs Udinese - 18:00 CET
Barcelona vs Espanyol - 18:30 CET
St. Pauli vs Bayern Munich - 18:30 CET
Atalanta vs Juventus - 20:45 CET
Sevilla vs Atletico Madrid - 21:00 CET
Key updates to keep you informed:
07:20 CET - Before we get stuck into Saturday's action, let's recap all the drama from what was a packed Friday night...
The standout result yesterday was surely LaLiga giants Real Madrid dropping more points, this time via a disappointing 1-1 draw at home against Girona. That meant Barcelona have the chance to go a whole nine points clear at the summit today in the derby against Espanyol. That could be the title race all but done!
In Serie A, Roma thumped struggling Pisa 3-0 to keep the heat on Como and Juventus, who currently occupy fourth and fifth spots in the standings. Atalanta are also in the frame for the race for the Champions League places in Italy, and that looks to be going down to the wire. As mentioned above, La Dea host the Old Lady this evening.
Speaking of European places, Marseille drove back into Ligue 1's top three with a 3-1 win over Metz on Friday, while previously red-hot Monaco were stunned 4-1 by Paris FC in a real blow to their Champions League hopes.
In the Premier League, West Ham thrashed rock-bottom Wolves 4-0 to leap out of the bottom three, at least for the time being. While in the Bundesliga, Augsburg and Hoffenheim played out an entertaining 2-2 draw.