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: Barcelona-PSG (April 16, 8:00 pm)

Three years after the heavy 'home' defeat at Camp Nou, 1-4, Barcelona will once again host Paris Saint-Germain. This time, at the Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium, in a match counting for the second leg of the Champions League quarter-finals.

If the Spaniards are looking for 'revenge', for the French, this is a crucial game, since they still have not managed to be crowned French champions, despite the large investment of recent years.

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Champions League: Borussia Dortmund-Atlético de Madrid (April 16, 8:00 pm)

The Signal Iduna Park will host the only match of the second leg of the Champions League quarter-finals without any prospect of Portuguese players on the pitch, between Borussia Dortmund and Atlético de Madrid.

Two 'giants' of European football, who have only faced each other ten times in history, with a slightly favorable balance for the Germans, who have so far won three times, lost twice and drawn once.

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Champions League: Bayern Munich-Arsenal (April 17, 8:00 pm)

Bayern Munich, of Portuguese international Raphael Guerreiro, hosts Arsenal, of Fábio Vieira and Cédric Soares, still with the memory very 'fresh' of the last two times they faced this rival at the Allianz Arena.

On both occasions, the Germans won... and by 5-1, so the English are obliged to continue the positive signs left in the Premier League to defeat a rival who has been disappointing in the Bundesliga.

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Champions League: Manchester City-Real Madrid (April 17, 8:00 pm)

The most 'glamorous' match of the entire Champions League quarter-final draw, as it will bring face to face the reigning European champions and the team that has lifted this trophy the most times in history (14 times).

The team where the Portuguese internationals Rúben Dias, Matheus Nunes and Bernardo Silva play, thrashed the Spaniards last season, 4-0, to reach the final of the millionaire competition. Will we have a repeat of this scenario?

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Europa League: Marseille-Benfica (April 18, 8:00 pm)

With a difficult life in the Betclic League and already out of the Portuguese Cup, Benfica focuses all its attention on the Europa League, where it has a trip scheduled to the Orange Vélodrome to secure access to the semi-finals.

The visit to Marseille is, moreover, an opportunity that will bring back good memories to the incarnate fans. Just remember the 2010 duel, when a goal by Alan Kardec, just before the final whistle, sealed qualification for the quarter-finals.

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FA Cup: Manchester City-Chelsea (April 20, 5:15 pm)

Going through a season 'to forget', Chelsea places all its hopes on the eventual conquest of the FA Cup. However, if it wants to reach the long-awaited Wembley final, it will first have to leave Manchester City behind.

The reigning champions of the oldest competition in world football are pointed out as favorites to win, which is reflected in an 'odd' of 1.34, against the 5.50 attributed to the defeat. A draw, which would lead to extra time, would pay 4.12.

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La Liga: Real Madrid-Barcelona (April 21, 8:00 pm)

What better way to end the week than with an always 'scorching' El Clásico, which will bring face to face Real Madrid and Barcelona, following the performance of both in the quarter-finals of the Champions League?

A little over three months ago, the merengues defeated the blaugrana, 4-1, to lift the Spanish Super Cup, a result that, if repeated, pays 1.65. An 'odd' that contrasts with the 3.48 of the draw and the 3.73 of the defeat.

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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.