So tonight was not the night for Juventus or Monaco. But it won't be long until it is.

Both teams are within touching distance of their respective titles - and the Monaco players are already celebrating with their fans at Stade Louis II.

On Wednesday we will see if they can mathematically wrap things up when they host Saint-Etienne. 

Plus we have coverage of Real Madrid's crucial game in hand against Celta Vigo. Oh, and it is the Coppa Italia final.

Miss it, miss out. Au revoir!

Even the referee feels sorry for Lille. He blows up after just 40 seconds of stoppage time.

Monaco have not won the Ligue 1 title because PSG, who scored a late fifth through Julian Draxler, thrashed Saint-Etienne.

But, if you see what I mean, Monaco have won the Ligue 1 title.

They are three points clear, with PSG having just one game left, and have a ridiculous 18-goal advantage in the goal difference stakes.

One more minute of torture for Lille.

Heading into the final five in Monaco. The home side could rattle in another if they want to, although they have also just withdrawn Kylian Mbappe to more rapturous applause.

This kid is special. Another eye-catching performance, including two wonderful assists.

Juventus miss the chance to seal the Serie A title. Roma still have a glimmer of hope for the final two weeks of the season, they are four points behind.

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Gonzalo Higuain forces a good save in the final minute of injury time.

The moment we ALL wanted to see. Francesco Totti, Roma's 40-year-old captain, comes on for the final couple of minutes. Mohamed Salah comes off. An emotional reception from the Roma fans for their club legend, who is probably retiring this summer.

Paulo Dybala goes down in the box. Penalty? No. There was contact...

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Radamel Falcao's shift is over. A standing ovation for the two-goal Monaco skipper.

Meanwhile, PSG are 4-0 up at Saint-Etienne thanks to Lucas Moura's strike.

Too little too late, one assumes. Especially if Saint-Etienne play so poorly against Monaco on Wednesday...

There are five minutes added on - do Juventus have time to come back?

Roma winger Mohamed Salah runs from his own half, goes down looking for a penalty but doesn't get one.

Paulo Dybala runs through about five Roma defenders but then runs out of space. Two minutes plus stoppage time left.

Emerson is down getting treatment after being Leonardo Bonuccied. Looks like he might be OK to continue.

Juventus defender Leonardo Bonucci heads wide from Mario Mandzukic after beasting Emerson in the air. Their final chance to mount a comeback?

There are only eight minutes to go, but it doesn't look like Juventus are going to get back into it.

Mario Mandzukic looks injured but Juve have used all their subs and he stays on.

Both sides make a change - Roma goalscorer Radja Nainggolan comes off for defender Juan Jesus.

Juventus bring on Claudio Marchisio for Juan Cuadrado.

Juventus have a free-kick, Paulo Dybala gives it the big build-up and then just blasts it into the wall. Thirteen minutes left.

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Will Roma bring on Francesco Totti? I think all neutrals (and Roma fans) want to see the great man, who will probably retire this summer, come on. No sign of him warming up yet.  

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So here's the state of things:

Monaco are winning, obvs, and Paris St-Germain are still leading 2-0 in Saint-Etienne.

That means Monaco are three points clear of PSG as it stands* with two games left.

Defending champions PSG only have one game left, meaning a point will then do it for Monaco.

However, with a miles better goal difference, it would take a footballing miracle to stop Monaco winning their first Ligue 1 title since 2000.