Shrewsbury travel to Tranmere desperate for points, with a victory capable of pulling them out of the bottom four.

With so much of the season already played, Stevenage find themselves rooted to the bottom of the table. They might consider themselves lucky, then, to be facing a Colchester team in terrible form.

Despite sitting in fourth place, Leyton Orient have struggled to hit the net recently. With playoffs on the horizon and Gillingham with relatively little to play for, goals might be hard to come by in this game.

With a playoff position a likely reward for their season’s work, Preston are beginning to hit a bit of from and might just be too strong for a struggling Carlisle.

“The final result was too heavy for Celta de Vigo regarding what happened tonight”: this was how Celta’s head coach Luis Enrique described what happened to his side after their last Saturday’s La Liga clash at Madrid against Rayo Vallecano.

After last Friday’s win against Almeria, Osasuna will try to extend their undefeated streak to three matches when they measure forces with their bottom-of-the-table’s contenders, Valladolid, at El Sadar.

Manchester United managed to pull a very consistent performance at Old Trafford last Tuesday and imposed an unlikely draw to the all-powerful Bayern Munich, but will they be able to upset the German side once again?

Barcelona and Atlético Madrid offered a fantastic display of football when they went head-to-head at Camp Nou last week on a match that ended up in a 1-1 draw. One week later, the two Spanish titans will measure forces again on a match that will mark the end of the UEFA Champions League’s road for one of them.

After a conclusive defeat at Santiago Bernabéu last week, Borussia Dortmund will need to create something very special if they want to proceed into the next round of the UEFA Champions League.

After the major stumble at Parc des Princes last week, how will José Mourinho’s Chelsea “deconstruct” a confident PSG side on next Tuesday’s match at Stamford Bridge?