Another entertaining Bundesliga season is over as Pep Guardiola’s Bayern Munich went on to retain the league in record timing.

Schalke can secure their UEFA Champions league qualifying entry by beating the relegation-bound Nürnberg on the final of this Bundesliga season.

We expect an entertaining game. There will be goals galore. Bayern are likely to romp to a big win in the end

Bayern Munich will have a minor distraction on this Saturday ahead of its all-important mid-week clash against Real Madrid. Werder Bremen, an old foe, comes calling. The match is meaningless, in championship or relegation stakes.

The clouds of relegation threat loom over the Thursday’s Bundesliga fixture between Eintracht Frankfurt vs Hannover 96. None of the teams are in the relegation zone right now. But Hannover are perilously close, while Frankfurt are not out of danger y

The title race has long been done and dusted. Dortmund’s hopes for European glory too have disappeared. When the team faces arch rivals Bayern Munich on this Saturday, the match is loaded with less intensity than usual

This is a gilt-edged opportunity for Schalke to move closer to the runners-up position in the Bundesliga The team is second at the moment – three points behind Borussia Dortmund.

The seemingly easy, early fixture against Hamburger offers Bayer Leverkusen another chance to come out of their prolonged slump. The team has stopped its freefall in the league with a win and a draw towards the end of March.

Schalke is one of the teams vying for the UEFA berth. The team is third at the moment, one point away from the second-placed Dortmund. A win in this match would put pressure on Dortmund, who is playing away at Stuttgart.

This is a direct fight for the second position in the Bundesliga. With Bayern Munich establishing a 23-point lead at the top, the best the rest can fight for is the second position.