– It is a make or break weekend in the Spanish La Liga

– Leicester City have won the English Premier League but some teams want a place in Europe

– Enyimba and Ifeanyi Ubah clash in Umuahia

It is the 2015/2016 season’s final match day in England, Spain, and most countries in Europe. While most of them have been concluded, attention will now be on Spain as the heavy weights Barcelona and Real Madrid take one more step to clinching the league trophy; Atletico can not be ruled out as well.

Here are five matches you should not miss this weekend

1. Deportivo La Coruna vs Real Madrid

Los Blancos gun for all three points when they face to Deportivo La Coruna away from home, and hoping their bitter rivals Barcelona drop points away to Granada.

However, what matters for Zinedine Zidane’s men is to ensure they win their last game before sniffing around other games.

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Deportivo on the other hand have nothing to lose in the tie as they have secured to play in La Liga next term, but they could become the blue and stripe team to spoil the party for Madrid.

2. Granada vs Barcelona

No matter the score line, the Baulgrana needs victory to be sure of lifting the La Liga title and with Suarez in good scoring form, the Catalan giants will be banking on the Uruguayan ‘uncover the bride’.

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Granada have the services of Nigeria’s Isaac Success and last weekend they avoided taking the last game of the season to a fight for survival against Barcelona, so they will be hoping to do Real Madrid a favour to at most force a draw, at the detriment of the Catalan giants.

3. Swansea vs Manchester City

The Citizens will travel to Wales to secure the final Champions League spot in a must win fixture, however, city-rivals Manchester United are still good for the last Champions League spot if they win against visiting Bournemouth.

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The Swans however are a very good side at home and could stun the visitors.

4. Manchester United vs AFC Bournemouth

A win for United will do, because West Ham and Southampton are lurking behind to take them out of their European spot for next season and irrespective of the results at Saint Mary’s or the Britannia, the Red Devils will be home and dry for the Europa League or could still get a Champions League berth at the dearth.

5. Enyimba vs Ifeanyi Ubah

The eastern neighbours will be at war in Umuahia when Enyimba slug it out with Ifeanyi Ubah FC in a Nigeria Premier League (NPFL) Week 16 fixture.

Both teams will want to claim bragging rights regardless of who is playing at home.

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The Peoples’ Elephant will want to continue their recent run of form and a win will take them two points behind the fifth placed team Ifeanyi Ubah.