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Manchester City look to put their previous Champions League Quarter-Final experiences behind them as they invite Borussia Dortmund to the Etihad Stadium.
Morecambe face Southend in League Two action on Tuesday night with both harbouring aspirations at opposite ends of the table.
Blackpool made a statement to the rest of the division as they dismantled Gillingham at Bloomfield Road.
Simply put, Southampton’s match against Burnley required leaders. After going two-nil down, Ralph Hasenhuttl got what he was after. While Saints still appear vulnerable, their comeback victory may prove to be a watershed moment. Jacob Tanswell writes from St Mary’s.
With Hartlepool’s eyes firmly set on the race for automatic promotion, the contributions of Rhys Oates in recent weeks have been vital to the continuation of their race for the Vanarama National League title.
The second part of the MotoGP double-header held at the Losail International Circuit comes in the form of the inaugural Doha Grand Prix.
Fakhar Zaman hit a brilliant 193 but it couldn’t stop his Pakistan side falling to a narrow defeat to South Africa in the second ODI of the series.
David Moyes’ West Ham side go to Molineux on Monday searching for a win that would put the Hammers into the top four of the Premier League, with an outside chance to qualify for the Champions League for the first time in their illustrious history.
Evan Ferguson added to his ever growing reputation by notching a brace in Brighton’s 3-2 defeat to Liverpool in their Premier League 2 clash on Sunday.
Alex Jones analyses how Cambridge United’s new diamond formation has made cemented their position as one of League Two’s promotion favourites.
Blackpool and Gillingham are deep in the playoff hunt and Easter Monday’s game will be vital for how the final standings turn out.
After a frustrating afternoon at Sunderland last time out, Oxford United are looking to get back to winning ways against an out-of-sorts Accrington Stanley in order to stay in touch with the League One play-off places.
On the cusp of the drop zone, AFC Wimbledon welcome Fleetwood Town to Plough Lane on Easter Monday in what proves to be a pivotal encounter.
Millwall boss Gary Rowett will return to the home of his former employers as his side hope to extend the gap between themselves and Stoke City and continue their winning run.
Hull City entertain Jon Brady’s relegation-threatened Northampton Town on Easter Monday at the KCOM, hoping that they can put further daylight between themselves and their automatic promotion rivals.
After an uninspiring performance against Leyton Orient, the Stags are back on the road to face Play-Off hunting Exeter City at St James’ Park.
Stumbling Sky Blues face Bristol City who are winless in their previous three league matches. Both teams seek responses to dismal defeats on Good Friday.
Jimmy Floyd Hasslebaink’s Brewers welcome John Sheridan’s Robins to the Pirelli Stadium with the fixture between the two crucial in terms of the relegation battle.
Jack Harrison and Raphinha continued their fine form as Leeds triumphed in the Yorkshire Derby.
Nottingham Forest look to make it back to back wins in the Championship when they face an inform Queens Park Rangers at the City Ground on Easter Monday.
Reading face Derby at the Madejski Stadium in a huge match for the Royals. Will they be able to maintain a Play-Off spot on Easter Monday?
After a chastening 4-0 defeat to Cheltenham on Good Friday, Tranmere will look to bounce back against league leaders Cambridge United on Easter Monday.
Over the last few weeks, Essex’s football scene in the EFL has been threatened by relegation in League Two as both Southend United and Colchester United fight for survival as they bid to stay in the Football League.
Another week goes past in the Arabian Gulf League as we reach the last three games of the season