Barcelona will continue their charge for the La Liga title when they go up against Celta Vigo at the Lluis Companys Olympic Stadium on Saturday, 19 April.
 

Ipswich Town will be keen to dent Arsenal FC's Premier League title ambitions when the two teams meet at the Portman Road on 20 April.
 

SSC Napoli will be keen to boost their Serie A title bid when they play host to Empoli FC at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona on 14 April.
 

Wolverhampton Wanderers will square off with a rejuvenated Tottenham Hotspur side in a Premier League clash at Molineux Stadium on 13 April.
 

Athletic Bilbao will be targeting an improved finish to the La Liga season as they prepare to host Rayo Vallecano at San Mames on Sunday, April 13 in the late kick-off.
 

Chelsea will be looking to keep the pressure on their rivals in the race for a top-finish when they lock horns with neighbours Brentford in a West London derby at the Gtech Community Stadium on Sunday, April 6.
 

 A largely disappointed Sergio Conceicao will hope that his side can return to winning ways in Serie A when they host Fiorentina at the San Siro on Saturday, 5 April.
 

Real Madrid will be looking to keep their La Liga title hopes alive when they welcome improving Valencia to the Bernabeu on Saturday, April 5.
 
 

Juventus FC will be keen to avoid a third successive Serie A defeat when they host Genoa CFC at the Allianz Stadium on 29 March.
 

Atletico Madrid will be looking to get their La Liga title challenge back on track when they travel to Catalonia for a clash with Espanyol at the RCDE Stadium on Saturday, March 29.