The Nigerian David Chidozie Okereke gave the visitors the lead in the first minute with a header and only fifteen minutes before the end, AS Roma equalized via Eldor Sjomurodov, who came in after an hour. At halftime, Rick Karsdorp also joined the team for the Romans.

AS Roma is sixth and runs the risk of being overtaken by Fiorentina and Atalanta, who still have a duel due. For Roma, which may be in addition to qualifying for European football via the competition, only the away game against Torino is on the program.

On May 25, AS Roma and Feyenoord will face each other in the final battle in Tirana. Feyenoord will play for the last time at home against FC Twente on Sunday in the run-up to the final. The winner of that match will receive a ticket for the Europa League.

Venezia, where Ridgeciano Haps is under contract, cannot finish higher than 18th with one match to go.

Kluivert scores for Nice

Despite a goal from Justin Kluivert against Lille, OGC Nice has to fear for missing out on European football next season. The French sub-topper lost the home game 3-1 and saw the competitors win on the penultimate match day of the Ligue 1. Kluivert’s opening goal came in the 31st minute. Pablo Rosario was also in the base at Nice.

Goals from Jonathan David and Timothy Wea after the break ultimately ensured Nice’s defeat to Lille, where defender Sven Botman was missing. Nice is sixth with 63 points. Number 5 RC Strasbourg has the same number of points and Stade Rennes is in fourth place with two points more. That place means qualification for the Europa League at the end of the season, of which one game remains. The club that finishes fifth qualifies for the Conference League.

Messi, Bosz and Monaco

Lionel Messi was the big man at champions Paris Saint-Germain. The Argentinian scored the first two goals against HSC Montpellier. Angel di Maria and Kylian Mbappé (penalty kick) then determined the final score. Georgino Wijnaldum, who was not included in the Orange squad, was in the starting line-up at PSG, he was replaced by Xavi Simons twenty minutes before the end.

Peter Bosz may have no chance for European football with his Olympique Lyon, but the coach did beat FC Nantes on Saturday. At home it became 3-2 for Lyon. As a result, it is certain of eighth place. With favorable results on the final day, number seven RC Lens can still be traced.

Goalkeeper Marco Bizot took a 2-0 lead against AS Monaco with Stade Brest, but the Dutchman eventually had to allow three goals from Wissam Ben Yedder and one from Kevin Volland: 4-2. Monaco, where Myron Boadu came in in the final phase, is now second. That place ultimately means direct qualification for the Champions League. Brest is eleventh.