Which major leagues are still to be decided?

The German Bundesliga was the first major football league to restart following the COVID-19 pandemic that has disrupted the world and sport since mid-March.

Germany have been successful in bringing football back in the top two divisions since the middle of May with no disasters so far.

It has proven to be particularly good for Bayern Munich as they have extended their lead over Borussia Dortmund to seven points with a 1-0 win at Signal Iduna Park. Hansi Flick’s side are almost certain to win their eighth successive Bundesliga from here.

Dortmund are now in a battle with RB Leipzig, Borussia Monchengladbach and Bayer 04 Leverkusen to determine the other three Champions League places.

If you’re confident on correctly predicting who finishes second, third and fourth in Germany then you may be interested in the attractive odds available. Bookmakers have different prices so you may be interested in reading an lvbet review before signing up and taking advantage of their offers.

The English Premier League is set to return on Wednesday 17 June but the title race is all but over. Liverpool have nine games to go and two wins would be enough to wrap up their first English championship in 30 years.

Spain’s La Liga returns the weekend before the Premier League and Barcelona have a two-point advantage over rivals Real Madrid with 11 games to go. There is still the second El Clasico of the season to be played also.

In what is expected to be a close run in, sports betting expert Vadim Mikelevich believes Barcelona will go on to win it. The break has helped them on the injury front having previously had Luis Suarez and Ousmane Dembele sidelined for the remainder of the season, which was due to be finished by now.

You can generally find odds just above 1.50 with the likes of lvbet on Barcelona to defend their La Liga crown.

France and the Netherlands both announced their leagues are over back in April. Ligue 1 declared Paris Saint-Germain as the champions, whilst Toulouse and Amiens were both relegated, despite having 10 games to play. Meanwhile, there were no champions, promotions nor relegations in the Dutch Eredivisie.

Like Spain, Italy had a tight title race going on before the disruption. Juventus had a single point advantage over in-form Lazio with 12 games still to play. The Serie A season is set to resume later this month too.

Lazio may well miss their intimidating fans whilst their excellent form has been halted with more than two months out of action. Juventus’ experience and talent is widely expected to pull through and win the title yet again from here.

Odds on the Old Lady are generally just under halves, which doesn’t represent great value but shows the difference in perceived quality between the two sides. Cristiano Ronaldo, Paulo Dybala, Miralem Pjanic, Blaise Matuidi and Giorgio Chiellini are some of the names you’d want to build a Champions League contender around.

Which major leagues are still to be decided?