The sports season is about to end in Europe, which means that each and every game takes on added importance. With that in mind, Desporto ao Minuto presents you with the seven 'headliner' matches of the coming days, on which you can place your bets at Betclic.

Champions League: Arsenal-Bayern Munich (April 9, 8:00 pm)

In the midst of the fight for the English title, Arsenal is also still 'alive' in the Champions League, and after leaving FC Porto behind, it will face Bayern Munich, which looks to this competition as the 'lifeline' of a season to forget.

The English have a 'terrible' record against the Germans, so much so that the last three times they faced them, they lost by... 1-5, a result that, if repeated, pays 3.30. A draw yields 3.32, and a 'revenge' 1.80.

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Champions League: Real Madrid-Manchester City (April 9, 8:00 pm)

The Santiago Bernabéu will host what is perhaps the most anticipated clash of the Champions League quarter-finals, which will pit face to face the main historical force of this competition, Real Madrid, and the defending champion, Manchester City.

Two teams that have only faced each other ten times throughout history, with a slight advantage for the English, who have four wins, a result that now pays 2.22. The 'odd' of the draw is 3.23 and that of the Spanish triumph 2.50.

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Champions League: Atlético de Madrid-Borussia Dortmund (April 10, 8:00 pm)

Jan Oblak, Antoine Griezmann, Marco Reus, Jadon Sancho... There was no shortage of world football stars 'parading' at the Civitas Metropolitano, the stadium that will host the first leg of the Champions League quarter-finals between Atlético de Madrid and Borussia Dortmund.

More accustomed to this type of 'goings-on', the Spaniards start as favorites (this, on paper, of course), which is reflected in an 'odd' of 1.69 assigned to a possible triumph. A draw yields 3.25, and a defeat 3.87.

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Champions League: PSG-Barcelona (April 10, 8:00 pm)

Another 'duel of titans', this time at the Parc des Princes, between Paris Saint-Germain and Barcelona, clubs that have had a particularly troubled relationship in recent years, for reasons beyond football.

Playing at home, the team of Portuguese internationals Danilo Pereira, Nuno Mendes, Vitinha and Gonçalo Ramos is seen as the favorite, as indicated by the 'odd' assigned to it, of 1.88. The victory of João Félix and João Cancelo pays 3.08, and the tie 3.32.

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Europa League: Benfica-Marseille (April 11, 8:00 pm)

After the eliminations of FC Porto and Sporting in the last round, Benfica is the only 'surviving' Portuguese team in European competitions. A status that it will try to maintain against Marseille.

In the last meeting between the two, in 2010, the Portuguese came out on top, thanks to a goal by Alan Kardec in the 90th minute. A dramatic outcome that, if repeated, will yield 1.87. The draw will pay 3.22, and the defeat 3.18.

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Europa League: AC Milan-AS Roma (April 11, 8:00 pm)

It's in the Europa League quarter-finals, but it could easily be on any Serie A matchday. AC Milan and AS Roma will face off at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, seeking to take a step towards qualifying for the 'semis'.

A match with a strong Portuguese 'accent', since on one side will be Rafael Leão, who, smiling, will allow bettors to multiply their investments by 1.91. On the other side will be Rui Patrício and Renato Sanches, whose 'odd' is 3.15, the same as the draw.

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Premier League: Arsenal-Aston Villa (April 14, 4:30 pm)

With the race for the English league title heating up, Arsenal intends to do everything not to 'miss the train', which means that it cannot afford to lose to Aston Villa, one of the surprise teams of the Premier League.

A 'treacherous' game, because it is necessary to remember that in the first round, Unai Emery's men won 1-0, thanks to an 'early' goal by John McGinn. Will there be 'revenge' this time at the Emirates?

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It is now time to consider the best guesses for this week, without forgetting that the 'odds' may change until the start of the games.