Daily Matches

WATCH LIVE - SHIKO LIVE Who will win the first domestic trophy of the season in France? All eyes will be on the country when PSG take on Monaco in the Coupe de la Ligue final in what should be a mouth-watering match between the two heavyweights. PSG are the holders and continue to dominate every tournament they enter in France. Last year the two teams met in this final and it was a one sided affair when PSG beat Monaco 4-1. PSG forward Edinson Cavani scored two goals that day. The final will be played in a neutral venue at Bordeaux which is only fair to both teams, but PSG will have a little extra miles to travel. In the league both teams are in superb form where PSG have not lost a game since January 21st and Monaco have not lost a game in their last 15 matches. These two teams currently sit in 1st and 2nd place and Monaco are the current champions so there will be a lot riding on this game, and we should be in for a classic final.

WATCH LIVE - SHIKO LIVE Der Klassiker continues at the Allianz Arena on Saturday evening as Robert Lewandowski and Co. welcome Peter Stoger's BVB side to Bavaria Bayern Munich can all but secure their sixth consecutive Bundesliga title with a win against Borussia Dortmund on Saturday. The Bavarians have not won a Bundesliga title at home since 2000 but will be confirmed as champions if they beat Peter Stoger's side and Schalke fail to beat Freiburg earlier in the day. Bayern were beaten 2-1 at RB Leipzig last time out while Dortmund registered a 1-0 victory over Hannover to tighten their hold on a Champions League qualifying position.

WATCH LIVE - SHIKO LIVE The Blaugrana can move 14 points clear of their nearest rivals at the top of the Primera Division should they win Barcelona return to La Liga action following the international break as they make the trip to Andalusia to face Sevilla on Saturday. Ernesto Valverde's men are 11 points clear of second-place Atletico Madrid after 29 games and can take a step closer to the Primera Division title with a win. The hosts have shown their quality in the Champions League by reaching the quarter-finals, but their league form has been inconsistent and they are in a fight to secure European football.

WATCH LIVE - SHIKO LIVE Everything you need to know ahead of Los Blancos' trip to the Canary Islands in the Primera Division this weekend... Real Madrid return to action in La Liga after the international break with a trip to Las Palmas on Saturday, but Zinedine Zidane's side will have one eye on Tuesday's Champions League clash away to Juventus. With nine matches remaining in the Primera Division, Madrid are in third place, 15 points behind leaders Barcelona. Closing that gap is surely impossible at this stage, especially as Barca remain unbeaten in the competition, so the Champions League is now Real's only chance of silverware at the end of the current campaign.

WATCH LIVE - SHIKO LIVE LIVESTREAM / SHIKO NDESHJEN LIVE An away game againt the Serie A leaders means the Rossoneri will have to be on top of their game to get a result Gennaro Gattuso feels AC Milan must play a "perfect" game to cause a Serie A upset away to leaders Juventus on Saturday. Juve have built a two-point lead from Napoli at the top of the table as they seek a seventh straight Scudetto. Massimiliano Allegri's men have lost once in Serie A at home since 2015 and Gattuso is under no illusions about the task facing Milan, who head to Turin with five straight league wins under their belts.

Vettel describes his Ferrari as "too conscious"; Is Vettel behind Hamilton and Raikkonen's pace despite opening win?; Hamilton was thinking long-term when backing off and predicts close 2018 battle. Sebastian Vettel says he still lacks confidence in his Ferrari car despite winning the season-opening Australian GP, admitting he's not "captain on-board". The race rather fell into the four-time world champion's hands on Sunday as a Virtual Safety Car meant he emerged from his first pit-stop marginally ahead of previous runaway race leader Lewis Hamilton, who was then unable to pass on a tight track. Ferrari displayed better race pace than indicated in both winter testing and Melbourne practice, with Kimi Raikkonen joining Vettel on the podium. But Vettel was was not totally convincing - or totally convinced. "We lack a little bit of pace," said Vettel, who was third before the opening pit-stops and gained more than 10 seconds o...

FIFA has opened an investigation into alleged racist abuse aimed at France players, including Paul Pogba, by Russian fans. A pitch-side photographer reported that monkey chants could be heard from the crowd in St. Petersburg during France's 3-1 win over Russia. The abuse was also allegedly audible on a television broadcast after Pogba scored France's second goal. The game's world governing body said on Wednesday that it was collecting evidence and would contact the anti-discrimination Fare Network, which helps FIFA investigate racism cases. "FIFA is collecting the different match reports and potential evidence in regards to the discriminatory incident reported in the media," a FIFA statement said. "Until we have evaluated all information available, we cannot comment further." Earlier, Piara Powar, head of the anti-discrimination group Fare Network, said: "There should be enough there for FIFA to initiate proceedings.    "If photog...