The final round of La Liga fixtures for the 2018/19 takes place on Saturday 18 May, with the focus falling on the race for the final UEFA Champions League berth.

Tennis has seen some great rivalries, Agassi v Sampras, Djokovic v Murray, Sharapova v  Williams, to name a few. But all other rivalries pale in comparison to the competition between two of the greatest tennis players – Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.

Liverpool will hope for a glorious end to the 2018/19 Premier League season when all 10 Round 38 matches are played simultaneously on Sunday, 12 May 2019.

Max Verstappen will return to the scene of his first Formula 1 victory when the 2019 season hosts Round 5 at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya on Sunday 12 May.

Merseyside has witnessed some monumental nights under those Anfield nights and if Liverpool are to seal their spot in a second successive UCL final, they will need a repeat of that famous feat 18 years ago – their last home win against the Blaugrana.  
 

Ajax Amsterdam will square with Tottenham Hotspur in the UEFA Champions League semi-final second-leg match at the Johan Cruyff Arena on Wednesday, May 8.

Manchester United and Arsenal will both be hoping results go their way this coming weekend as they look to recover in the race for a top-four Premier League finish.

The battle for fourth place on the log will take centre stage in Round 36 of La Liga, with Getafe and Sevilla best placed to steal a place in next season’s UEFA Champions League.

Tottenham Hotspur will take their place in the UEFA Champions League semi-finals for the first time in their history. Standing in their way of a spot in the showpiece final in Madrid next month is Ajax Amsterdam, the giant killers of this competition in 2018/19.
 

Not only is cricket one of the oldest sports in the world, it is also one of the most popular. There are some massive cricket stadiums in the world, one of which can hold more than 100,000 spectators.