With the league title wrapped up by Kaizer Chiefs and just one game remaining, all focus on the PSL has shifted to the relegation battle between Cape Town clubs Chippa United and Ajax.
Benfica coach Jorge Jesus dropped to his knees, while several of his playing staff looked distressed at the final whistle of their 2-1 loss to Porto.
Last weekend the Portuguese Primeira Liga was abuzz with the Clasico contested between Porto and Benfica and it produced an intense match
With just two games remaining the Portuguese Primeira Liga is still wide open and will reach its climax this weekend as the top two go head-to-head.
The FA Cup final takes place on Saturday at the majestic Wembley Stadium with giants Manchester City coming up against minnows Wigan Athletic
Chiefs lie at the top of the table six points ahead of their opponents Platinum Stars and nine points clear of defending champions Orlando Pirates, who have a game in hand.
Arsenal will host newly crowned league champions Manchester United on Sunday in a must win match for the Gunners who seek an all important Champions League place.
It’s a Super Sunday of football in the English Premier League with two massive encounters that involve two teams that have everything to play for.
Chelsea are the other team who will be satisfied with nothing less than three points in the second and final Super Sunday match. The Blues travel to Anfield to face a Liverpool side who in recent weeks have fallen out of contention for a Champions League spot.
Relegation contenders Wigan come up against Championship strugglers Millwall on Saturday while Premier League giants Chelsea and Manchester City will battle it out in the second semi-final
The Italian Serie A looks wrapped up with defending champions Juventus nine points clear of second placed Napoli.
In this second of a new weekly column entitled Time Is Money, we look at some of the past weekend’s highlights
