The home side are last in the relegation round, while the guests are leading. It is thus bottom versus top, and both sides need to win to achieve their goals.

Lyngby’s hope for survival has suffered severely over the past two weeks. A great run at the start of the spring saw them come close to escaping the relegation zone, but losing away to AaB last week cost them dearly. They are now six points behind with just five games left to play, and their form isn’t good. They have just one victory in their previous six games, and they are without top scorer Alfred Finnbogason.

Midtjylland are undefeated with head coach Thomas Thomasberg on the sideline. Since he replaced Albert Capellas, they have gathered 13 out of 15 possible points, and the performances have improved significantly as well. Last week, they trashed Silkeborg 3-0 at home, and they have only conceded two goals in the last five matches.

Midtjylland are in tremendous form and with Isakssen playing the football of his life, we expect their winning streak to continue.

LASK look to make it back to back wins over Austria Klagenfurt, having ruthlessly seen them off with a 4-0 win on home turf a week ago.

As impressive as it is to see overachievers Klagenfurt in the top six, they’ve struggled to get points on the board since the league split,  losing 4 of 5 in the Championship Round, and their only win came on the road against 5th placed Austria Vienna.

In fact they have been poorer in front of their home fans this season than they have away, losing 6 of their last 8 at the 28 Black Arena. Having failed to score 3 times in their last 5 games, defender Kosmas Gkezos was their unlikely hero in their one victory, but relying on him to get the goals is not a winning strategy.

Didi Kühbauer’s LASK team may have missed out on the Cup final, but they’ve quietly gone about building a very strong run which has seen them lose in the league only to Salzburg since early November.

Halmstad have been a real mixed bag so far, notching a couple of victories against Stockholm powerhouses AIK and Djurgården, but also suffering heavy defeats in their other four matches. Losing 2-0 to Brommapojkarna was a tough blow in what is looking like being a feisty battle to avoid relegation, followed by a 6-1 battering at the feet of Elfsborg. The Borås side is mightily exciting, but Halmstad were helpless in preventing them from creating dangerous chances – an xG figure of 6.27 against is simply not acceptable at any level.

Häcken have begun this season like they finished the last one, winning all but one match so far placing them second in the division. They have readjusted well to player departures and look as strong as ever, even with some current injuries to starters. The first half against Djurgården was lacklustre, but in the second, Lars Larsen caught fire and turned the game on its head.

It looks like only Malmö will be able to rival this bulldozer for the league title, and it could be a battle for the ages. Halmstad are much better at home than away, but even then, will be powerless to withstand Häcken’s onslaught.

Cambridge United need to win and see Morecambe and Milton Keynes Dons fail to win to achieve survival in League One this season.

The U’s missed an opportunity to put themselves in a very strong position when they were beaten 1-0 at Burton Albion on Wednesday evening. That said, it was a promising performance where they conceded a messy goal from outside the box and on the whole had the better of the chances at the Pirelli Stadium. Sam Smith, who has scored six goals in eight, was heavily involved once again and had six shots in the match.

Hosting Forest Green Rovers, who are 14 points adrift of 23rd place at the foot of the table, is a dream final day meeting for the U’s and Duncan Ferguson’s side will be looking forward to the end of season curtain. Since December 17th, Rovers have picked up just seven points from 24 league games, posting a points per game of just 0.29.

Cambridge have won two of their last three home games and should produce another spirited display. Lloyd Jones and Shilow Tracey are doubts for the hosts, but one last chance to oppose the Green in League One is too good to refuse.