Your Guardian Sport weekend: Premier League, WCL final, Monaco GP and French Open

Manchester City bids farewell to Kevin De Bruyne, with Simon Hattenstone paying tribute to the player known as "Pinky," highlighting his exceptional legacy. Meanwhile, Arminia Bielefeld, a third-division team, faces Bundesliga's Stuttgart in the DFB-Pokal final, aiming for a historic upset.

Multiple finals dominate the weekend: the Scottish Cup final between Aberdeen and Celtic, the Championship playoff final between Sheffield United and Sunderland for Premier League promotion, and the Women’s Champions League final featuring Arsenal vs. Barcelona in Lisbon. Ben Fisher will answer fan questions from Wembley.

England’s Test match against Zimbabwe continues at Trent Bridge, with hosts dominating early. County Championship updates are provided via live blog. In rugby, Northampton Saints aim for their first European Champions Cup in 25 years against Bordeaux-Bègles in Cardiff.

F1’s Monaco Grand Prix sees Oliver Bearman facing challenges after a penalty, with Haas and Ferrari in focus. John Brewin and Giles Richards provide coverage. Meanwhile, the Championship playoff final at Wembley could end Sheffield United’s playoff curse or return Sunderland to the Premier League.

Arsenal’s women, under Renée Slegers, face Barcelona in the Champions League final, seeking to overcome Barça’s dominance. Barcelona, led by Aitana Bonmatí and Alèxia Putellas, aim for a third consecutive title.

Premier League’s final round includes a crucial Nottingham Forest vs. Chelsea clash for Champions League qualification. Jacob Steinberg reports from the City Ground. Tennis coverage focuses on British players at Roland Garros, including Emma Raducanu and Jack Draper.

Charlton and Leyton Orient compete in an all-London playoff final for Championship promotion. In F1, Monaco’s race introduces mandatory pit stops to enhance excitement. The Premier League’s final day also features Liverpool’s trophy celebration at Anfield.