There's an exciting addition to our usual rundown this weekend with Haji Wright and Coventry City looking to play spoiler and continue their unlikely run in the FA Cup. That match will be on Sunday so first let's take a look at the USMNT club matches we can watch on Friday and Saturday.

Friday Eintracht Frankfurt v Augsburg - 2:30p on ESPN+ Timothy Chandler signed an extension with Eintracht Frankfurt this weekend to stay with the club through the end of the 2024-25 season despite just 30 minutes of play across all competitions with the club this season for the 34-year-old. Clearly both club and player have found an arrangement that suits both sides. Frankfurt are currently in sixth place, just three points ahead of their opponent this weekend, Augsburg, for Europa Conference League qualification.

Caligari v Juventus - 2:45p on Paramount+ Timothy Weah has not made it off the bench in the past two matches though Weston McKennie continues to start for Juventus who have really trailed off in the back half of the Serie A season with just two wins in their last eleven league matches. They face Lazio on Tuesday in the second leg of their Copa Italia semi-final matchup so there may be a bit of squad rotation this weekend against fourteenth place Caligari. Juve do hold a twelve point lead for the final Champions League qualifying spot though Atalanta have a game in hand and if Juventus can't get some wins they could actually make a run.

Saturday Celta Vigo v Las Palmas - 8a on ESPN Deportes and ESPN+ Luca de la Torre has missed three straight matches due to injury but has been included in the matchday squad for Celta Vigo as they look to continue to hold off relegation this weekend. With seven matches remaining Celta are just three points out of the relegation positions in La Liga heading into their matchup with 12th place Las Palmas

Wolfsburg v Bochum - 9:30a on ESPN+ Kevin Paredes was back on the bench last weekend but did not play a week after missing due to injury. Prior to the injury Paredes had started nine straight matches. Wolfsburg have just one win in their last fourteen matches and currently sit just two points out of the relegation spot and one points ahead of this weekends opponent, Bochum.

Hoffenheim v Borussia Monchengladbach - 9:30a on ESPN+ Joe Scally did not make the field last weekend while Jordan Pefok came on as a substitute but had to come off ten minutes later due to an injury in Borussia Monchengladbach's 2-1 loss to Borussia Dortmund. Gladbach's opponent this weekend is Hoffenheim who are coming off a 4-1 loss to relegation threatened Mainz with John Brooks coming on in the 60th minute.

Heidenheim v RB Leipzig - 9:30a on ESPN+ Lennard Maloney has reclaimed his starting role for Heidenheim after returning from injury and played the full 90 minutes again last weekend in his team's 1-1 draw with Bochum. Heidenheim sit in 10th place heading into their matchup with Leipzig this weekend with Leipzig looking to hold off Borussia Dortmund for fourth place and the final Champions League qualifying spot.

Union Berlin v Bayern Munich - 12:30p on ESPN+ Brenden Aaronson started his fourth straight match for Union Berlin last weekend but the team fell to Augsburg 2-0 and remain three points out of the relegation playoff spot just a year removed from Champions League qualification. They face a Bayern Munich side who have had their 11 year reign as Bundesliga champions come to an end as of last week but who also dismissed Arsenal from Champions League play mid-week.

Valencia v Real Betis - 12:30p on ESPN Deportes and ESPN+ Johnny Cardoso started and went the full 90 for Real Betis last weekend as they snapped a four match losing streak by defeating Celta Vigo 2-1 last weekend. The result drew them within five points of Real Sociedad for sixth place and European competition qualification and they are currently two points back of this weekend's opponent Valencia who are in seventh and have won two straight matches 1-0.

Sunday Everton v Nottingham Forest - 8:30a on USA Network Gio Reyna received his first start since joining Nottingham Forest last weekend and picked up an assist off a corner as Forest drew with Wolves to gain a point on Luton Town for the final relegation spot. This weekend's match will be a key one for Forest as they take on an Everton side who are a point ahead of them in the standings with a game in hand and coming off a 6-0 thrashing at the hands of Chelsea.

Aston Villa v Bournemouth - 10a on Peacock Tyler Adams was held out again last weekend due to injury as Bournemouth drew with Manchester United 2-2. It's a rough turn of events for Adams who had played in just two matches for Bournemouth before returning to the injury list. Bournemouth are squarely in the middle of the table from a points perspective while Aston Villa are currently holding on to fourth place, three points ahead of Tottenham.

Crystal Palace v West Ham - 10a on Peacock Chris Richards has missed three straight due to injury but did return to training late this week for Crystal Palace who are coming off a shock 1-0 win over title contending Liverpool. With the win Palace pulled eight points out of the relegation scrap.

Coventry City v Manchester United - 10:30a on ESPN+ Haji Wright and Coventry City will look to continue their FA Cup run as they face Manchester United in the semifinals on Sunday. Coventry have seen their promotion hopes fade, falling eight points back of the playoff positions in the Championship but they can still make a splash this season. Coventry defeated Wolverhampton 3-2 in the quarterfinals after remarkably scoring a goal in the seventh minute of stoppage time followed by Wright's game winner with the last kick of the match in the tenth minute of stoppage.

Brest v Monaco - 11:05a on beIN Sports Folarin Balogun and third place Monaco face second place Brest on Sunday morning in Ligue One action. PSG have a solid grip on the league lead but with just three Champions League spots from Ligue One and Lille only three points back of Monaco (who trail Brest by a point) both teams have a lot to play for yet this season.

Fulham v Liverpool - 11:30a on USA Network Tim Ream was not included in the matchday squad last weekend but Antonee Robinson started yet again, he's started all but one match this season, as Fulham defeated West Ham to move into twelfth place. They will take on a Liverpool side that is licking it's wounds coming off being bounced from the Champions League quarterfinals by Atlanta and suffering a huge blow to their title hopes in a loss to Crystal Place last weekend that saw Manchester City take a two point advantage in the title race with six matches to play.