The last month of the campaign is upon us, and what a month we have for you. Take out your pens and start marking your calendars up. Let’s go:

May 2 – Matchday 33: Maccabi Tel Aviv – Hapoel Beer Sheva, 20:55, Bloomfield (LIVE from the Stadium)

Only 3-points separate Maccabi from table leaders Hapoel Beer Sheva who will visit the defending champs. The tension and pressure is peaking but #WEAREMACCABI. Win and first place will belong to the Yellow-and-Blue due to a better goal differential. A draw and the battle will continue for another three Matchdays. Lose? We’re not going to consider that. Meanwhile, don’t be left behind and make sure you change your profile picture on social networks to “We are Maccabi”.

May 9 – Matchday 34: Hapoel Raanana – Maccabi Tel Aviv, 20:55, Netanya Stadium

The Captain, Eran Zahavi said: “We will battle until the final whistle.” Maccabi will head to Netanya and face Raanana as the match kicks off at the same time as the Hapoel Beer Sheva vs. Beitar Jerusalem match.

May 14 – Matchday 35: Beitar Jerusalem – Maccabi Tel Aviv, Teddy Stadium (Date & Time TBD)

Just one round before the final Matchday, Peter Bosz’s charges will head to the Capital city for a tough away tilt at Teddy Stadium, the same facility the Yellow-and-Blue will take on Maccabi Haifa in the Israel State Cup Final. The last time these two sides met in Jerusalem the match ended in 2:2 draw and by looking at the past contests between the two sides we’re certain of one thing; there most definitely will be goals.

VIDEO: Eran Zahavi’s historic night in the last match against Beitar Jerusalem

May 21 – Matchday 36: Maccabi Tel Aviv – Maccabi Haifa, Bloomfield Stadium, (Date & Time TBD)

Will the season’s photo finish come down to the last Matchday? Just three days before the State Cup final between the two clubs, Maccabi will hosts the Greens from Haifa in a match that may decide the title.

May 24 – Israel State Cup Final 2016: Maccabi Tel Aviv – Maccabi Haifa, Teddy Stadium (Time TBD)

The fans will make their way in droves to Jerusalem for the final stage of the season and a chance to defend their State Cup Title. This will be the first time in 15 years that the two will kick off against each other in the final of this competition. The last time ended in a Yellow-and-Blue penalty shootout victory. How will it end this time? We can only think of one way.

Is that enough for you? Don’t close your day planners just yet because you know that we love surprises and we will surely have some this coming month. Along with choosing the great moments of the season including the player and goal of the year there will be much, much more. So just as Zahavi said: “If anyone thinks this race is over, they’re mistaken.”