ESPN, ESPN+ to carry key La Liga, Bundesliga games plus FA Women's Cup final this weekend

Fans in the USA will be able to catch a whole slew of games over the course of the next few days thanks to ESPN. The network, via its family of channels, will be both broadcasting and live streaming games from a variety of leagues, including La Liga adn the Bundesliga, as well as the women's FA Cup final.

Here is all you need to know.

Although the La Liga title race has already been decided, with Real Madrid holding off the competition, there are still some key games fans will want to catch up as matchday 35 gets underway. On Saturday, Los Blancos will be in action against Granada, with that game kicking off at 12:30 pm EST (9:30 am PST). Fans can tune in to that match on TV via ESPN Deportes (Spanish language coverage only) or live stream it via ESPN+ (English and Spanish language coverage).

Additional key matches include Barcelona taking on Real Sociedad on Monday, May 13th. That tie will commence at 3 pm EST (12 pm PST) and will also be shown on ESPN Deportes as well as live streamed via ESPN+.

Here is ESPN's La Liga coverage for matchday 35:

Elsewhere, newly crowned Bundesliga winners Bayer Leverkusen will be hoping to finish their domestic season on a strong note when they travel to face Bochum on Sunday, May 12th. So far, Leverkusen have yet to lose a game in what has been an absolutely outstanding campaign for Xabi Alonso's men, but their upcoming hosts Bochum, who are only narrowly just above the drop zone, have found some form recently and thus will be doing their best to try to nick at least a point in this game. Fans can live stream that match at 1:30 pm EST on ESPN+. Other big games include Borussia Dortmund's tie against Mainz, which will also be live-streamed via ESPN+ on Saturday, May 11th.

Here is ESPN's coverage for matchday 33 in the Bundesliga: 

Moving onto the world of women's football, ESPN+ will also be live-streaming the historic Women's FA Ciup tie starring Manchester United and Tottenham. Neither side have ever won the Women's FA Cup, meaning that history will be made at Wembley on Sunday. Fans stateside can catch that match starting at 9:30 am EST (6:30 am PST).

And last, but certainly not least, ESPN+ is on hand to cover a quartet of matches taking place in the Eredivisie on Sunday, May 12th. Fans will have their pick of four different games all kicking off at 8:30 am EST.

Here is ESPN's coverage for matchday 25 in the Eredivisie:

Below is ESPN+'s full schedule of coverage from May 10th to May 13th:

Here is ESPN Deportes's schedule of  coverage over the next few days: