Jose Mourinho's first year in charge could end on a high note if he's able to break their trophy drought while securing a Europa League berth. So if they were to win the tournament, there may be a spot up for grabs in Europa League. In the Eredivisie, Feyenoord also sit third with a five-point lead on FC Twente with three matches remaining in the season.

Roma are fifth in Serie A but Lazio, Fiorentina, and Atalanta are all within three points of Mourinho's side, they may need the title to ensure that they aren't in the Conference League again next season. The winner will secure a place in next year's Europa League group stage, which could be important to both teams. The final will take place in Albania at the Arena Kombetare on May 25 between Roma and Feyenoord on Paramount+. When is the final/ what happens to the winner? While the Dutch side had been a free scoring unit in previous games, they were unable to get by Marseille's defense to score but it wouldn't matter as all they had to do was stop attacks to book their own spot in the final. When Payet left, Marseille lost all of their creativity, making it an easy defensive job for Feyenoord. It was a disappointing night in France as Dimitri Payet had to be subbed out only 33 minutes into the match with an injury.

With Fiorentina on the schedule for Monday, Roma will need their forward at his best in Serie A. There was a slight worry as Abraham asked to be subbed out in the 89th minute, but it remains to be seen if he was physically spent or if there's an actual injury concern. While it's a new tournament, the triumph would mean so much for Mourinho and his Roma side if they can see things out. Abraham would have another chance after the half but the ball pinged around the box before falling to Kasper Schmeichel, who was able to come out with the save in the end. From there, the defense went to work in limiting Leicester's chances as the Foxes only had two shots on target for an xG of 0.37 during the match.

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