EVENTS

Levante v Rayo Vallecano: A 0-0 draw with Zaragoza, coupled with Deportivo's defeat, means Levante secured their Primera Division future last weekend. With accusations flying around Levante it can be difficult to ascertain whether some of the injuries incurred are genuine. Morale is also low at Vallecano, having conceded seven goals in the last two matches without reply. One win in the last thirteen for Levante, whilst Rayo have two in the previous twelve.

West Brom v Man United: After an emotional Old Trafford farewell, Sir Alex will take charge of his final United game having announced his retirement, revealing that he made his decision to do so before the New Year. He will want to end on a high and the players will be desperate to see their manager sign off with a victory, with Scholes set make his 499th and final appearance for the club. It could well be Lukaku's last game despite the striker expressing a desire to extend his loan deal.

Chelsea v Everton: David Moyes' last game as Everton manager and the players will be keen to see the veteran Scot leave on a bang following the 2-0 win over West Ham United last weekend. Benitez will look to leave his position on a high following the Europa League victory on Wednesday evening and will be expected to reward midfielder Frank Lampard with a starting spot following the confirmation of his new one year contract at Stamford Bridge. Live In Play Action!

Barcelona v Valladolid: The title might be won, but Barcelona still have something to play for as three wins in their final matches would draw them level with Real Madrid's 100 points of last season. Valladolid won't be expecting too much from their trip to the Camp Nou, they will just be satisfied that they will play in La Liga next season. Planning for next season starts now, while Tito Vilanova will be able to integrate a system where Barcelona aren't as dependable on Lionel Messi.