Weekend Watch: Man City quadruple, Old Firm derby and PSG’s title charge

Rangers and Celtic face more work to convince government derby should go ahead
The FA Cup takes centre stage over in England with Man City and Man United both facing tough ties. Elsewhere, title races in Spain, Italy and France are beginning to heat up.
There are two things we definitely know about this fixture. A - there's always plenty of goals. And B - Bayern win 94% of the time.
The odds on 'Bayern to win and Lewandowski to score' no longer bring much value so we're going with a goals tip instead…
Borussia Dortmund's race for the top four continues this weekend against relegation threatened FC Koln.
BVB have won three of their last four Bundesliga games and they're the overwhelming favourites to take all three points this Saturday.
After getting the job done in the Champions League against Atalanta, Real Madrid turn their attention back to the title race.
The stakes are high but Zinedine Zidane's men should have enough fire power to get the job done. Real have won four of their last five games against Celta by a two-goal margin and there's no reason why they couldn't do so again.
Manchester City's quadruple ambitions will be tested this weekend as they take on Carlo Ancelotti's Everton in the FA Cup quarterfinals.
Everton come into this on the back of successive league defeats and they don't currently look like a side who could threaten City's dominance.
After an eventful 1-1 draw with Boca Juniors in last weekend's Superclasico, River Plate will be looking to return to winning ways when they take on Godoy Cruz.
With Rangers having already wrapped up the league title, this upcoming Old Firm derby is all about pride and Glasgow supremacy.
Steven Gerrard's men endured an awful night against Slavia Prague this past midweek with allegations of racism and post-match confrontation taking all the headlines.
Celtic will know that and they'll be aiming to become the first team to beat Rangers this league season. As always, a close contest is expected and backing a draw is the sensible way to go.
Two teams on the opposite ends of the form spectrum go head-to-head as Chelsea welcome Sheffield United to Stamford Bridge.
While the Blues are in the 'Champions League winning' conversation, the Blades seem to have waived the white flag in their 5-0 loss to Leicester City last weekend.
Andrea Pirlo has 12 games left to save Juve's season... and potentially, his job.
After crashing out of the Champions League, all the focus has turned to defending their Serie A crown. The problem, however, is that current leaders Inter are ten points ahead and are in the midst of an eight-match winning run in the league.
Benevento are out of form and Juventus have enough star power to take all three points. Cristiano Ronaldo scored a hat-trick last weekend and he's well priced to get amongst the goals again.

Leicester and Manchester United fought out a 2-2 league draw at the King Power Stadium on Boxing Day
Arguably the most anticipated match of the weekend in England will take place at the King Power stadium as Leicester host Manchester United.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's men recently knocked out AC Milan out of the Europa League and they'll be high on confidence.
Bearing in mind the recent head-to-head record and United's strong away form, the Red Devils are our pick to win.
Just a few months ago, AC Milan were the talk of the town. But in a short space of time, this notion has found a dead end. I Rossoneri are currently out of the Coppa Italia, out of the Europa League and now, potentially out of the title race.
With 11 games remaining in Serie A, AC Milan must put a winning run together if they are to challenge Inter. However, in their current form, we don't think they can even beat Fiorentina.
The wheels are coming off Atletico Madrid's season. The question is, can they find a quick fix and save their La Liga title ambitions?
Diego Simeone's men are already out of the Copa del Rey and the Champions League. What's more, poor results in the league have allowed Barcelona to close the gap at the top to just four points.
If Mauricio Pochettino wants to finally win a league title, his men simply have to win all three points this weekend.
The Ligue 1 title race couldn't be more finely poised with both PSG and Lyon trailing league leaders Lille by three points with just nine rounds left.
The weekend comes to an end with what is shaping up to be a highly entertaining game in La Liga.
Barca, on the other hand, have earned themselves an enormous opportunity. Following four successive league wins, Ronald Koeman's side are just four points away from league leaders Atletico Madrid.
Lionel Messi and co need to win this weekend in order to stay within touching distance and considering their recent form, they should be able to get the job done.