Bosnia-Herzegovina's Premijer Liga leaders NK Zrinjski have the chance to become the first of eight teams who could secure league titles around Europe this weekend.

Victories needed
Zrinjski lead FK Sloboda Tuzla by seven points with three games remaining and would win the championship they last lifted in 2004/05 if they defeat NK Zvijezda Gradačac on Saturday. The following day, FC Porto can retain the Portuguese Liga with victory at home to CD Nacional, and FC Salzburg can wrap up the Austrian Bundesliga by beating nearest challengers SK Rapid Wien. Luxembourg's F91 Dudelange and beaten UEFA Cup semi-finalists FC Dynamo Kyiv will also have cause for celebration if they gain a point or more from their respective matches. Elsewhere, the pacesetters in FYR Macedonia, Italy and Spain need to win and hope results elsewhere go in their favour.

• Bosnia-Herzegovina: FK Sloboda Tuzla v NK Zrinjski (SAT, 17.00)
  - Zrinjski will be Premijer Liga champions if they win

• Austria: SK Rapid Wien v FC Salzburg (SUN, 18.00)
  - Salzburg will be Bundesliga champions if they win

• FYR Macedonia: FK Rabotnicki v FK Makedonija GP Skopje (SUN, 16.00)
  - Makedonija Skopje will be champions if they win and FK Renova fail to win

• Italy: AC Chievo Verona v FC Internazionale Milano (SUN, 15.00)
  - Inter will retain the Serie A title if they win and AC Milan lose

• Luxembourg: FC Swift Hesperange v F91 Dudelange (SUN, 16.00)
  - Dudelange require a point to retain the Division Nationale title

• Portugal: FC Porto v CD Nacional (SUN, 22.15)
  - Porto will retain the Liga title if they win or if Sporting Clube de Portugal lost to Vitória FC on Saturday

• Spain: FC Barcelona v Villarreal CF (SUN, 19.00)
  - Barcelona will be champions if they beat Villarreal and Real Madrid CF fail to beat Valencia CF on Saturday

• Ukraine: FC Dynamo Kyiv v SC Tavriya Simferopol (SUN, 17.00)
  - Dynamo require a point to be Premier League champions, or if second-placed FC Shakhtar Donetsk fail to beat FC Kharkiv

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