Barca move step closer to La Liga title after beating Osasuna

European round-up: PSG just four clear in Ligue 1 after injury-time penalty is reversed by VAR

ALMOST THERE: Barcelona's head coach Hansi Flick. PIC: AP Photo/Antonio Calanni

Barcelona closed in on the LaLiga title after late goals from Robert Lewandowski and Ferran Torres secured a hard-earned 2-1 win at Osasuna.

Hansi Flick’s men extended their lead at the top of the table to 14 points and will be crowned champions should rivals Real Madrid fail to beat Espanyol on Sunday evening.

Villarreal trounced relegation-threatened Levante 5-1, Atletico Madrid remained third after beating Valencia 2-0 and Athletic Bilbao beat Alaves 4-2.

Paris St Germain had a stoppage-time penalty ruled out by VAR as they dropped points in their bid to close out a fifth successive Ligue 1 title.

With their home game against Lorient tied at 2-2, the hosts were awarded a spot-kick in the fourth minute of time added on only for the decision to be overruled.

Ali Abdi netted a late equaliser to ensure Nice split the points in a 1-1 draw with 10-man Lens after Saud Abdulhamid was sent off with nine minutes remaining.

Paul Pogba started for Monaco, in their 2-1 win at Metz, Nantes dented Marseille’s European hopes, beating them 3-0.

Napoli came within inches of snatching a late Serie A win but could only play out a goalless draw at Champions League-chasing Como after Matteo Politano hit a post, leaving the door open for Inter Milan to secure the Scudetto on Sunday.

Udinese beat Torino 2-0 and Atalanta played out a goalless draw with Genoa.

Michael Olise instigated a last-gasp equaliser to deny Bundesliga-basement Heidenheim a famous win in a 3-3 draw at Bayern Munich.

Leverkusen beat Leipzig 4-1 to move into the Champions League places, Eintracht Frankfurt fell 2-1 to Hamburg, Stuttgart drew 3-3 at Hoffenheim, Augsburg beat Werder Bremen 3-1 and Koln played out a 2-2 draw at Union Berlin.

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