Saturday 5 November 2016 16:04, UK
The 30-man shortlist for the 2016 Ballon d'Or was announced last week, and you can see 10 of the nominees live on Sky Sports this weekend.
Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi and Gareth Bale were joined on the star-studded shortlist by two of Leicester's Premier League title-winning heroes.
Check out the full list here and get these games in your diary this weekend…
Cristiano Ronaldo is the strong favourite to win the award after helping Real Madrid to Champions League glory and captaining Portugal to Euro 2016 success last season. But he won't be the only nominee on show in Sunday's La Liga clash with Leganes.
Ronaldo's fellow forward Gareth Bale will also be aiming for a strong performance in front of the Sky Sports cameras. The Wales international is growing at stature in the Spanish capital having signed a lucrative new six-year contract earlier this week.
In midfield, Luka Modric is expected to return from an injury, while Toni Kroos is also likely to play a part. Defenders Pepe and Sergio Ramos, however, are not expected to be fit.
This time last year, the idea that a Premier League clash between Leicester and West Brom could feature Ballon d'Or winners would have seemed unlikely, but not anymore.
Riyad Mahrez made the shortlist after scoring 17 goals and claiming 11 assists on Leicester's way to the title. His efforts were rewarded with the PFA Player of the Year award, and he is sure to play a key role against West Brom on Super Sunday.
Jamie Vardy also earned a nomination after top scoring in the Premier League this season. The England striker was dropped to the bench for a recent clash with Crystal Palace, but he was back in the team against Tottenham last week and he is expected to start against the Baggies.
Barcelona's trip to Sevilla on Sunday night rounds off a great weekend of action on Sky Sports. Lionel Messi will lead Luis Enrique's side at the Sanchez Pizjuan stadium. Last year's Ballon d'Or winner will be eager to get back to winning ways after Barcelona's defeat by Manchester City.
He will be helped by the other members of the Catalans' 'MSN' front three, both of whom received nominations for this year's award.
Luis Suarez has started the season strongly after scoring 59 goals in all competitions last season, and Neymar has also shone. Their fellow nominee Andres Iniesta is injured, but Barcelona fans will be hoping MSN are at their devastating best on Sunday night.
