A hideous miss from Inter forward Mauro Icardi. Hernanes, the former Lazio midfielder, gets into a good position and plays a perfect ball through to his team-mate. Icardi controls it, takes aim and fires well over the bar. Should have been 1-1.

Lazio break from the back as Felipe Anderson charges forward into Inter's half. Danilo D'Ambrosio fouls him to stop him breaking away and gets a booking.

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Monaco have had a remarkable turnaround during the season to stand on the brink of the Champions League. Marseille have had a similarly dramatic collapse.

After 17 games Marseille led the league and sat 12 points above seventh-placed Monaco. But since then Monaco - who reached this season's quarter-finalists - have been the in-form team in the French league.

Marseille, on the other hand, are only four points above relegation form in that time.

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Antonio Candreva plays it to Felipe Anderson, who cuts it back for the Italian to fire home. Inter keeper Samir Handanovic got a hand to it but could not keep it out. Lazio would go second as things stand.

Stuart Mitchell: RE 19:40 Iago Aspas Liverpool legend. Easy now, although it did give me a very good laugh.

Lazio have the first chance of the game - speed demon Antonio Candreva gets away from Inter's defence but his shot is parried by keeper Samir Handanovic.

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Under way.

Almost time to go at the Olympic Stadium. Great atmosphere in Rome.

Liverpool legend Iago Aspas starts for Sevilla.

Celta Vigo: Sergio, S Gomez, Costas, Fontas, Jonny, Augusto, Krohn-Dehli, P Hernandez, Santi Mina, Orellana, Charles.

Sevilla: Rico, Navarro, Krychowiak, Diogo, Gameiro, Iborra, Iago Aspas, Kolo, Denis Suarez, Coke, Arribas.

Perennial Premier League target Andre Ayew starts for Marseille.

Another Premier League target, Dimitar Berbatov, is on Monaco's bench - Bournemouth want the Bulgarian.

Marseille: Mandanda, Nkoulou, Morel, Mendy, Lemina, Payet, Romao, Imbula, Gignac, Ayew, Alessandrini.

Monaco: Subasic, Raggi, Kurzawa, Abdennour, Carvalho, Fabinho, Moutinho, Silva, Carrasco, Kondogbia, Martial.

World Cup goalscoring legend Miroslav Klose starts for Lazio. Still banging them in at the age of 36 - four goals in his last five Serie A games.

Former Premier League duo Nemanja Vidic and Gary Medel start for Roberto Mancini's Inter.

Lazio: Marchetti, Basta, Ciani, Mauricio, Radu, Parolo, Biglia, Candreva, Mauri, Felipe Anderson, Klose.

Inter Milan: Handanovic, D'Ambrosio, Ranocchia, Vidic, Juan Jesus, Guarin, Medel, Kovacic, Hernanes, Palacio, Icardi.

Lazio have had a pretty decent season; they are in the Coppa Italia final next month (against Juventus) and are chasing a first Champions League place since 2007-08. They finished ninth last season and did not qualify for Europe at all.

Inter Milan are eighth, one position above where they were when Roberto Mancini took over in November. They still have an outside shot of qualifying for next season's Europa League.

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Spanish La Liga

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Spain's La Liga is the same as the English Premier League - top three reach the Champions League group stages, while fourth place goes into the play-off.

Sevilla are four points behind fourth-placed Valencia (who drew with Real Madrid yesterday). Presuming the Spanish league finishes (more on that here) they are running out of games to reach the top four.

The Spanish league comes down to head to head, not goal difference, and Valencia edge them on that so they need to pick up more points than their rivals.

French Ligue 1

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In France, the top three qualify, with the top two going straight to the group stages. Paris St-Germain, who only need a point to wrap up the league, and Lyon are already qualified.

So the battle for the third and final spot comes down to Monaco, St Etienne and Marseille. If Marseille lose to Monaco tonight they will be out of the equation.

I mean technically Bordeaux can still qualify but it would take a set of results that merit need a Uefa investigation.

Italian Serie A

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In Italy, the top two teams progress to the Champions League group stages, with third place reaching the play-off.

Lazio don't know whether to look up or down in the table. With four games left they are three points above Rafael Benitez's Napoli in fourth. But win or draw tonight against Inter Milan and they overtake arch-rivals Roma into second place.

It goes down to head to head instead of goal difference if teams are level. Napoli beat Lazio 1-0 earlier this season, and their next meeting? On the final day.

But tonight is about who will qualify for the lucrative European Cup.

We will bring you the latest from Italy, France and Spain in the battle to reach next season's tournament - and earn loads of lovely euro.

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This week we will know who is in the Champions League final.

Bayern Munich host Barcelona in the Pep Guardiola derby on Tuesday, while Real Madrid are at home to Juventus in El Ancelottico (that doesn't work, does it?) on Wednesday.

They all played yesterday - a red card, a title bid in tatters, a key player returning from injury and only one win; read our review of how all four teams warmed up here.

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There is one club tournament every player in the world dreams of playing in.

No, it's not the Johnstone's Paint Trophy. Or the Petrofac Training Cup.

It is, of course, the Champions League.

We know the last four in this season's tournament but today we could move a step closer to knowing who will be in next season's cup.