psg trink of Title, Tudor wins

While the Premier League will take center stage this weekend, there are a lot of league action across Europe on Saturday.

Bayern Munich finds himself putting pressure on a two-way battle for the Bundesliga champions, and Paris Saint-Germain has a chance to take a huge step towards another Ligue 1 champion.

Meanwhile, Juventus began the Igor Tudor era against Genoa.

Keep reading to see how each game unfolds.

Saint-Etienne 1-6 Paris Saint-Germain

psg is on the verge of a Ligue 1 title after beating Saint-Etienne, although it initially looks as if they might stumble upon Geoffroy-Guichard.

Lucas Stassin’s header took the host ahead in the ninth minute until Goncalo Ramos’s 43rd minute fine was not met.

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia led PSG five minutes later in the second half and won Douue Double, as well as goals from Joao Neves and Ibrahim Mbaye, turning the game into a rout.

PSG will end the Ligue 1 title next Saturday with a draw against the Angers.

Full time: Saint-Teen 1-6 Paris Saint-Germain!

Unbeaten match in the last 38 games🤯❤️💙#assepsg (1-6) | #ligue1 pic.twitter.com/55rusizusq

— Paris Saint-Germain (@psg_english) March 29, 2025

Juventus 1-0 Genoa

Tudor took charge of Juventus’s first match after Thiago Motta exited to see Bianconeri strengthen their hopes for Champions League football.

Kenan Yildiz’s exquisite personal effort, his excellent run was covered by a net of close proximity, enough to keep Juve stressed against Bologna in the top four battles.

Juve is Boolgna’s fourth-placed trailer, who beat Venez 1-0.

The Roma is also pursuing the Champions League, with their 1-0 victory at Lecce ensuring that Claudio Ranieri’s man was only three-quarters of the shyness of Juve and Bologna.

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– juventusfc🇬🇧🇺🇸 (@juventusfcen) March 29, 2025

Bayern Munich 3-2 Sao Paulo

Bayern won the relegated São Paulo and resumed a six-point lead in the Bundesliga, although that wasn’t entirely direct.

Champion Bayer Leverkusen cut the gap by three points on Friday by defeating Bochum 3-1.

But Harry Kane gave Bayern a 17th minute lead when Vincent Kompany’s soldiers tried to respond, sweeping Michael Olise’s cross.

Ten minutes later, Elias Saad upgraded for struggling visitors, but Leroy Sane doubled the second half, Olise provided a second assist, and Kane then turned the provider to low, effectively earning points.

Lars Ritzka won the late comfort for St. Pauli.

⚽️🅰️Kane🤝sané⚽️⚽️ pic.twitter.com/rwkrfdpoq2

– FC Bayern (@fcbayernen) March 29, 2025

Atletico Madrid 1-1

Atletico Madrid’s declining Laliga title hopes to suffer another setback as the second half penalty slipped them away at Espanyol.

Cesar Azpilicueta’s amazing long-range volleyball volley, his first goal since April 2022, putting Atletico ahead in the 38th minute.

However, Diego Simeone’s men did not establish this advantage on this advantage, from the end of normal time they were fixed for 19 minutes.

Cesar Azpilicueta comes with the kind of scream you don’t want to see from Cesar Azpilicueta! 😱😅

The arena fell at 2pm this afternoon, but the former Chelsea man’s special goal is

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– Premier Sports (@premsportstv) March 29, 2025

Clement Lenglet defended the free kick while pulling Leandro Cabrera down, while Javi Puado’s confidence fine on the upper right corner gave visitors a devastating result.

As Real Madrid beat Leganes 3-2, Athletics fell behind them and league leader Barcelona for 6 points.