Italy, Serie A, Inter – Catania 3:1
Goran Pandev was once again an unused substituted for Inter who concluded the Serie A season with a comfortable victory against Catania.

Ukraine, Premyer-Liha, Illichivets – Dynamo Kyiv 3:2
Goran Popov was not among the 18 players called up by Dynamo Kyiv as manager Yuri Semin decided to give him additional rest for the last game of the season for Dynamo Kyiv which is the Ukrainian Cup final against Shakhtar Donetsk on 25 May 2011.

Ukraine, Premyer-Liha, Karpaty Lviv – Vorskla Poltava 2:2
Martin Bogatinov played from the start for Karpaty Lviv and conceded two goals.  There was nothing Bogatinov could do on the first goal in the 45th minute as the visitors scored on a header from close range while Bogatinov left his goal to clear the danger in the 88th minute but Vorskla player Ahmed Januzi beat him to the ball before he went around Bogatinov and scored into the empty net.

Ukraine, Premyer-Liha, Volyn Lutsk – Metalurh Donetsk 1:3
Mario Gjurovski started on the bench for Metalurh Donetsk before he entered the game in the 78th minute replacing Zé Soares.  Gjurovski played a part in the third goal for Metalurh Donetsk in the 90th minute as he won a free kick for his team and from the resulting free kick, the opposing player that was marking Gjurovski in the box got his head on the ball but his header went the wrong way and the Volyn Lutsk defender ended up scoring an own goal.

Ukraine, Premyer-Liha, Sevastopol – Tavria 0:1
Besart Ibraimi played all 90 minutes for Sevastopol who were relegated to the Ukrainian second division with the loss to Tavria.  Ibraimi did not have any good chances and also picked up a yellow card in the 28th minute when he went down in the penalty area but the referee thought he dove so he gave Ibraimi a yellow card.  Sevastopol was one point above the relegation zone going into this game but Illichivets picked up an upset victory over Dynamo Kyiv which put them above Sevastopol on the table and Sevastopol ended up being the second team to get relegated in Ukraine besides Metalurh Zaporizhya.

Russia, Premier-Liga, Rostov – Amkar 3:0
Stevica Ristić could not recover from his muscle pull injury so he was not called up by Amkar who suffered a convincing loss against Rostov.

Austria, T-Mobile Bundesliga, Kapfenberg – Mattersburg 2:1
Ilco Naumoski started for Mattersburg and played until the 67th minute when he was replaced by Marvin Potzmann.  The best chance for Naumoski came in the 45th minute but his header hit the left goal post.

Austria, Erste Liga, Lustenau 07 – Altach 2:4
Dejan Stojanovic played from the start for Lustenau 07 and conceded four goals.  Stojanovic was not at fault on the first three goals as they all came from close range and Stojanovic had no chance to save them.  He did seem a little unsure on the fourth goal in the 90th minute whether to come out to clear the ball or stay back and that indecisiveness hurt him as an Altach player beat him to the ball and scored to put the game away for his team.

Switzerland, Axpo Super League, Thun – Bellinzona 3:1
Muhamed Demiri was an unused substitute for Thun.

Switzerland, Challenge League, Aarau – Yverdon-Sport 2:1
Aco Stojkov did not play for Aarau because of a yellow cards suspension while his teammate Aleksandar Mitreski started at CB and played the entire game as Aarau recorded a narrow victory.

Denmark, Superliga, Lyngby – Brøndby 1:2
Bajram Fetai played all 90 minutes for Lyngby who suffered a tough home loss as they stay second from bottom on the table and are at risk of being relegated with only two league games remaining until the end of the season.  Fetai sent a good through ball to his teammate David Boysen in the 6th minute and Boysen was through on goal but he put too much power on the ball as he tried to get around the keeper which allowed the opposing defenders to recover and Lyngby squandered a good opportunity.  Fetai came close to scoring in the 61st minute but his shot from the edge of the area went just wide of the goal.

Romania, Liga I Bergenbier, Politehnica Timişoara – Dinamo Bucureşti 4:1
Kristijan Naumovski played from the start for Dinamo Bucureşti and conceded four goals as he started in goal because the usual starting keeper Cristian Bălgrădean was out with a red card suspension.  Naumovski conceded the first goal in the 13th minute from a header following a corner kick, the second goal came in the 37th minute when Montenegrin Stefan Nikolić scored on a shot that went between the legs of Naumovski, the third goal came after some sloppy defending and the ball eventually reached Nikolić who scored another goal from close range, while the fourth goal came on a volley after a good cross from the right.  This was the final round of the season in Romania and Naumovski made seven appearances for Dinamo Bucureşti (six starts and one substitute appearance when a keeper got injured) and he has looked very shaky by conceding a lot of goals during his time on the field.

Serbia, Jelen SuperLiga, Partizan – Čukarički 4:0
Aleksandar Lazevski remains out with an injury for Partizan who scored all four goals in the 2nd half against the last placed team in Serbia.

Serbia, Jelen SuperLiga, Inđija – Vojvodina 1:2
Daniel Mojsov did not play for Vojvodina as he was serving the first of his three game suspension for hitting an opposing player during a game last week.

Serbia, Jelen SuperLiga, Borac Čačak – Crvena Zvezda 2:0
Stefan Spirovski was an unused substitute for Borac Čačak who recorded an upset victory over Crvena Zvezda.

Serbia, Jelen SuperLiga, Rad – Jagodina 2:4
Aleksandar Todorovski continues to be left out by Rad for refusing to sign a contract extension while Dragan Stojkov started on the bench for Jagodina before he entered the game in the 41st minute replacing Aleksandar Vasiljević.  Stojkov also picked up a yellow card in the 43rd minute.

Serbia, Jelen SuperLiga, Sevojno – Metalac 0:1
Gjorgi Tanusev did not play for Sevojno.

Bulgaria, A PFG, Akademik – Levski 0:3
Darko Tasevski started for Levski and played until the 65th minute when he was replaced by Aleksandar Aleksandrov.

Bulgaria, A PFG, Lokomotiv Plovdiv – CSKA Sofia 4:1

Dragi Kocev started on the bench for Lokomotiv Plovdiv before he entered the game in the 65th minute replacing Nicolás Raimondi.

Bulgaria, A PFG, Minyor Pernik – Cherno More 1:1
Vanco Trajanov started for Minyor Pernik and played until the 89th minute when he was replaced by Iliyan Iliev.

Czech Republic, 1. Gambrinus liga, Slovácko – Mladá Boleslav 1:2
Ilija Nestorovski played all 90 minutes for Slovácko while Vladimir Dimitrovski started for Mladá Boleslav and played until the 34th minute when he was replaced by Petr Johana.  The early substitution by Dimitrovski was not because of an injury, rather the Mladá Boleslav manager was not happy when Dimitrovski made a mistake in the 32nd minute that led to a big chance by Slovácko so he decided to change things up and brought on Johana to replace Dimitrovski.

Czech Republic, 1. Gambrinus liga, Viktoria Plzeň – Baník Ostrava 3:1
Gligor Gligorov was not called up by Baník Ostrava.

Czech Republic, 1. Gambrinus liga, Příbram – Zbrojovka Brno 1:0
Vladica Brdarovski was not among the 18 players called up by Zbrojovka Brno who were relegated to the Czech second division with the loss to Příbram.

Croatia, T-Com Prva HNL, Cibalia – Istra 1961 1:0
Armend Alimi played the entire game for Istra 1961 and also picked up a yellow card in the 41st minute.  With the loss, Istra 1961 was relegated as they finished second from bottom on the table.

Croatia, T-Com Prva HNL, Varaždin – Inter Zaprešić 3:0
Aleksandar Trajkovski played all 90 minutes for Inter Zaprešić while his teammate Goran Todorcev also got the start and played until the 30th minute when he picked up an injury and had to be substituted by Adrian Valentić.

Croatia, T-Com Prva HNL, Karlovac – Šibenik 1:1
Daniel Georgievski started at RB for Šibenik and played the entire game as he also picked up a yellow card in the 47th minute.  His team was able to avoid relegation in the final round of games in Croatia after a slow start to the season.

Poland, Ekstraklasa, Arka Gdynia – Polonia Bytom 2:1
Mirko Ivanovski started for Arka Gdynia and played until the 88th minute when he was replaced by Filip Burkhardt.  Just minutes before his substitution, Ivanovski made a good run while on a counter attack before he attempted a shot from outside of the box but the visiting keeper made a good save.  This was a big win for Arka as they went from last and 16th place to 14th place by leapfrogging two teams including their opponents in this game.

Poland, Ekstraklasa, GKS Bełchatów – Zagłębie 0:2
Zlatko Tanevski was not among the 18 players called up by GKS Bełchatów.

Poland, Unibet 1. Liga, Podbeskidzie – Górnik Łęczna 3:1
Dejan Miloseski started on the bench for Górnik Łęczna before he entered the game in the 80th minute replacing Tomáš Pešír.

Slovakia, Corgoň Liga, Zlaté Moravce – Košice 1:0
Darko Tofiloski played from the start for Košice and conceded one goal in the 57th minute.  Košice remains second from bottom on the table and the last round in Slovakia next week will decide which team will get relegated.  Only the last placed team gets relegated in Slovakia and Dubnica is currently in last place as they have two fewer points than Košice.

Slovenia, 1. SNL, Rudar – Nafta 4:0
Agim Ibraimi started on the bench for Nafta before he came on at the start of the 2nd half replacing Rade Jovanovič while Dragan Cadikovski started for Rudar and played until the 55th minute when he was replaced by Doris Kelenc.  Rudar scored all four goals in the 2nd half as Nafta continued their dreadful second half and is now facing a relegation play-off if they are unable to move up the table with only one league game remaining until the end of the season.

Slovenia, 1. SNL, Koper – Celje 1:0
Filip Timov was not called up by Koper.

Bosnia and Herzegovina, Premijer Liga, Željezničar – Borac Banja Luka 0:1
Perica Stanceski did not play for Željezničar because of a suspension.  With the win, Borac Banja Luka clinched the title in the top Bosnian league.

Bosnia and Herzegovina, Premijer Liga, Velež – Slavija 2:1
Goran Gancev played the entire game for Velež.

Moldova, Divizia Naţională, Găgăuzia – Dacia 0:2
Goran Dimovski started for Dacia and played until the 83rd minute when he was replaced by Ruslan Kartoev in the final round of games in Moldova.  Dacia had a great season and became champions as Dimovski joined the team in the second half of the season from Macedonian club Rabotnicki.

Moldova, Divizia Naţională, Nistru – Sheriff 1:3
Jasmin Mecinovic was an unused substitute for Sheriff.

Hungary, Monicomp Liga, Debrecen – Haladás 1:2
Mirsad Mijadinoski played all 90 minutes for Debrecen.

Kazakhstan, Premier League, Lokomotiv Astana – Tobol 3:1
Bobi Bozinovski started on the bench for Lokomotiv Astana before he entered the game in the 79th minute replacing Ulan Konysbayev.

Kazakhstan, Premier League, Taraz – Atyrau 3:0
Ostoja Stjepanovic started for Taraz and played until the 88th minute when he was replaced by Bauyrzhan Baitana.  Stjepanovic scored the first goal for his team in the 34th minute from a penalty and also received a yellow card in the 60th minute.