RB Leipzig's underwhelming league campaign and early exit from the Champions League was enough evidence for the board to part ways with Marco Rose, but Leipzig can still qualify for Europe next term, making the end of this season crucial.

Leipzig sit 5th in the Bundesliga, having recently endured a patchy period of form which has seen them win two, lose two and draw one of their last five games. The race for a European placed finish is still tight with just six points separating Leipzig from Werder Bremen in 10th. This makes every game from here on in really important, with the race for Europe likely to go right down to the wire.

Leipzig ran out 1-0 winners in the initial meeting between the sides and have avoided defeat in nine of their 14 games on the road in the Bundesliga this season. Wolfsburg have a really poor home record, winning just three of their 14 games at home this campaign. This is a record that Leipzig can take advantage of to take all three points or at least claim a draw.

Lens ran out 2-0 winners in the initial meeting between these sides and are now looking to replicate this result to stage a late push for the European positions, with only five points separating them from Nice in 5th. 

Reims have really struggled on the road this season, winning just three of their 13 games away from home in Ligue 1. They’ve only managed to score 13 goals across these games, only a handful of sides have scored fewer, which could prove problematic seeing as Lens have only conceded just 16 goals across their 14 home games in Ligue 1 this campaign.

Lens’ home games tend to be quite black and white, they’ve only drawn two games on home territory this season. They should be able to get the better of Reims here when factoring in the away side's poor form on the road. Lens have won their last two home matches 1-0 and a similar outcome looks likely here.

Valencia have been revolutionised by Carlos Corberan who joined the La Liga side halfway through the season after leaving West Brom. Corberan is an excellent tactician who has masterminded Valencia’s escape from the threat of relegation which was a real possibility before his arrival.

Valencia’s progress was highlighted in their 2-1 win over Real Madrid last time out - a victory that represented their first away win of the season. Valencia are unbeaten across their last five games in La Liga, their best run of the season, and now face a Sevilla side that have lost each of their last three games.

Valencia were already quite solid at home before Corberan arrived, it was their away form that was costing, them but with the ship now steadied, Valencia can finish the campaign strongly. They’ve avoided defeat in 10 of their 15 games at home this season, winning seven of these games. Sevilla have only won four of their 15 games on the road in La Liga this season which suggests that they’ll struggle against a reinvigorated Valencia side under their new coach. The initial meeting between these sides ended in a 1-1 draw but Valencia have the momentum coming into this fixture to turn that point into three here. For some extra security, the Draw No Bet Market holds plenty of appeal at odds of 1.57.