Today on LiveScore: Dramatic weekend in store as season enters home straight

Tottenham’s North London derby victory over Arsenal was the perfect appetiser for a huge weekend of football.

Chelsea take on Liverpool in the FA Cup final tomorrow before a large slate of Premier League games on Sunday.

As well as previewing that action, we have more from exclusive columnist Joleon Lescott, a look ahead to the key fixtures across Europe plus the lowdown on the Championship play-offs.

Joleon Lescott column

The ex-Manchester City defender is back with his latest thoughts on the weekend’s football and he reckons the trip to West Ham could spell trouble for Pep Guardiola’s side.

City know four points from their final two games would see them named Premier League champions for the second consecutive season.

Lescott also provides his Matchday 37 predictions with eight matches being played in the top flight.

Premier League preview

Spurs’ victory over Arsenal means their home clash with Burnley on Sunday and the Gunners’ trip to Newcastle the following day take on extra significance.

Both Leeds’ encounter with Brighton and Everton’s game against Brentford at Goodison Park meanwhile will have a huge say on which club joins Norwich and Watford in the Championship next term.

With so many exciting matches on the schedule over the coming days, we have all the key TV information and match statistics to get you up to speed.

European weekender

The Serie A title race could reach a conclusion this weekend as AC Milan and Inter Milan continue to battle it out for the crown.

Milan welcome Atalanta to the San Siro on Sunday evening knowing victory would mean Inter have to win at Cagliari immediately after to stop their rivals lifting the Scudetto.

The final day of the Bundesliga season sees the battle for fourth between RB Leipzig and Freiburg take centre stage, while Stuttgart need a victory and Hertha Berlin to lose to avoid the relegation play-off.

And all eyes are on the bottom in LaLiga on their penultimate weekend of action with Alaves and Mallorca trying to rope Cadiz into trouble.

Championship play-offs

Always one of the most exciting times of the year in the football calendar, the Championship play-offs take place over the coming days.

Luton welcome Huddersfield to ramshackle old Kenilworth Road in the first leg of their tie tonight.

The Hatters’ fairytale story has captured the imagination this term, yet the Terriers finished third as they surpassed all pre-season expectations.

And there is more

As always, we have plenty of reaction to Spurs’ big win over Arsenal in the race for Champions League qualification last night.