Sunday's highlights
• A massive clash in the Premier League saw defending champions Arsenal come from behind to see off Xabi Alonso's free-scoring Chelsea, after Ainsley Maitland-Niles' stunner rescued a point for Everton against Manchester United
• Barcelona won big against Valencia in LaLiga to capitalise on Real Madrid's dropped points on Friday
• Juventus snatched a draw at the death against AC Milan through super-sub Federico Gatti
• Lassine Sinayoko put Marseille to the sword, bagging a hat-trick to give Paris FC a 3-2 win
Sunday's Premier League matches:
Everton 2-2 Manchester United - FT
Sunday's key European matches:
Key updates to keep you informed:
September 6th
23:06 CET - That's a wrap on the weekend! And what a weekend it was, featuring some stunning goals and plenty of late drama all across Europe.
Be sure to keep an eye out on our website and app for our ratings-based Team of the Weekend, and we'll be back in the week with more live coverage for the opening round of this season's Champions League!
23:00 CET - In the weekend's other final top-league matches, Espanyol scored a last-gasp goal to snatch a 1-1 draw against 10-man Sevilla, while Paris FC continued their stunning start to the season with a 3-2 win in Marseille.
Lassine Sinayoko completely stole the show for the French side, bagging all three of their goals. He's already looking worth the €8 million they paid to sign him from Auxerre in July.
22:43 CET - Juventus snatch a draw at the death!
Luciano Spalletti's side were heading for their first defeat of the season, but substitute Federico Gatti stepped up to save the day just four minutes after coming on, heading in an equaliser in stoppage time to break AC Milan hearts.
As a result, both sides sit on seven points after three games.
Click here for more on the match.
22:19 CET - The deadlock has finally been broken in Italy, and it's the visitors who have done so, with 19-year-old forward Alphadjo Cisse getting his second goal of the season.
21:34 CET - Juventus have had the better of the first half in Turin, posing much more of a threat, but neither they nor AC Milan have been able to find a breakthrough yet.
Things have been far more lively over in France, where Paris FC are leading Marseille 2-1 thanks to a brace from summer signing Lassine Sinayoko.
19:45 CET - The big games keep on coming, with Juventus hosting AC Milan in the latest edition of one of Italy's biggest rivalries in an hour.
The home side head into the clash as the favourites, but with both them and Ruben Amorim's side winning their first two games of the Serie A season, this could be a tight battle.
19:30 CET - Arsenal win again! The reigning champions have made it three wins from three by holding on to beat London rivals Chelsea 2-1.
There were some positive signs for Xabi Alonso's side, who were able to hold their own for parts of the match and could've got a draw on another day, but Arsenal ultimately made it clear that they remain the team to beat in England.
18:43 CET - Slick passing puts Arsenal in front! A lovely move culminates in Christos Tzolis picking out Kai Havertz in the box before the German forward leaves it for his captain, Martin Odegaard, who smashes it home.
A deserved lead for the Gunners - can Chelsea find a response?
18:35 CET - A quite incredible start to the second half from Augsburg has put them 2-1 up against Eintracht Frankfurt.
Arijon Ibrahimovic and Robin Fellhauer scored two goals in a minute straight from the kick-off after what must have been the team talk of the century.
18:21 CET - Half-time at the Emirates Stadium and after a pulsating first 45, it's 1-1 between Arsenal and Chelsea. Plenty of spite on the pitch between the London rivals, and it could have been the Blues heading down the tunnel jubilant, only for the post to deny Pedro Neto's strike just before the break.
Arsenal remain the team on top, but as Pedro Neto showed, Chelsea's speed on the break is very much a threat.
18:14 CET - Barcelona have walked over Valencia this afternoon at Mestalla, with the Catalan side picking up a 5-0 victory as Lamine Yamal scored in both halves.
18:03 CET - It had been coming, and since Kai Havertz levelled the game for Arsenal against his former club, it's been the Gunners in the driving seat of this contest.
Every stat is in their favour, including creating four big chances to Chelsea's zero in the opening 33 minutes of the game.
17:45 CET - What a start at the Emirates!
After Morgan Rogers volleys home from the edge of the box to put Chelsea 1-0 up at Arsenal inside 90 seconds, the Gunners believe they have an equaliser through Riccardo Calafiori, only for VAR to intervene and rule the goal out for offside on Ezri Konsa.
The Premier League champions are in control after going behind early, and they have plenty of time to respond.
17:22 CET - We will be focusing on the Emirates for Arsenal's match against Chelsea in a potential early title showdown, but there is another game kicking off at 17:30 CET, with Eintracht Frankfurt hosting Augsburg.
Both sides are unbeaten in the Bundesliga so far, and Frankfurt striker Younes Ebnoutalib will be in confident mood, too, after his hat-trick against Union Berlin last time out.
In the early Bundesliga clash, Mainz were in scintillating form to thrash Hamburg 5-0 as Phillip Tietz netted a brace.
17:09 CET - Half-time at Mestalla, where it's been a professional performance so far from Barcelona, who lead 2-0 against Valencia. Lamine Yamal and Fermin Lopez have both netted to give the Catalans a nice buffer.
Elsewhere, there has been a big win for Strasbourg, as they continue their good start to the season, who saw off Troyes 6-2 - Sam Amo-Ameyaw netting a late brace to round off the rout. In Serie A, Monza and Parma have shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw, whilst Frosinone have played out a five-goal thriller with Venezia. Giorgi Kvernadze scored in the 83rd minute to earn Frosinone all three points.
16:55 CET - All over at Everton, where Ainsley Maitland-Niles has marked his debut with a special goal to rescue a point in a 2-2 draw against Manchester United.
Lurking on the edge of the box, the ball falls to the former Arsenal man, and he picks his spot to find the top corner.
It cancelled out Benjamin Sesko's late header, with the Slovenian believing he had won it for the Red Devils.
Catch up with the game right here.
16:43 CET - Drama at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, and it may not have ever been louder, as new signing Tyrique George rips one into the top corner to make it 1-1 against Manchester United. Still six minutes left, can Everton find a winner?
16:20 CET - The teams are in for the big match of the day between Arsenal and Chelsea, and the news is that new signing Ezri Konsa makes his first start for the Premier League champions, while the away side are without Moises Caicedo, who is out injured.
Levi Colwill has also dropped to the bench in place of Wesley Fofana.
15:57 CET - Rodri has made two substitute appearances for Barcelona so far, but he will be starting alongside Spain teammate Pedri in a quarter of an hour.
Meanwhile, Everton and Manchester United are goalless after a drab 45 minutes.
15:15 CET - Some big team news coming out of LaLiga, with big summer signing Rodri making his first start for Barcelona in their trip to Valencia in an hour.
14:58 CET - We are minutes away from the football getting underway today, and, as always, ScoresStat will keep you up to date with the most important updates!
13:53 CET - There are a pair of big Premier League games today, with Everton facing Manchester United in just over an hour.
The Toffees had a bad end to the transfer window, missing out on Folarin Balogun in dramatic circumstances. However, new additions Jack Grealish and Ainsley Maitland-Niles start on the bench.
For United, they go with the same team that beat Ipswich 5-2 last week.
September 5th
22:55 CET - What a win for Deportivo A Coruna! They were 2-1 down against Villarreal with 11 minutes to go, and have come away with a win.
Zakaria Eddachouri levelled for them before veteran Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang snatched all three points one minute from time.
22:40 CET - Two goals in injury time have snatched victory from the jaws of defeat for Roma!
Mario Hermoso and Matias Soule both netted to send the Olimpico into raptures and break the hearts of Atalanta.
Meanwhile in Ligue 1, Nice and Le Mans played out a 1-1 draw, and Brest have beaten Le Havre 2-1.
22:00 CET - Just two minutes into the start of the second half in Serie A, and Atalanta have delivered a sucker punch to Roma. After being under constant bombardment in the first half, Ederson has popped up to give the visitors the lead.
21:48 CET - Luismi Cruz has got on the scoresheet for Deportivo A Coruna to make it 1-1 at Villarreal as they head down the tunnel for half-time. It's the 25-year-old's first-ever goal in LaLiga - a special day for the Spaniard.
21:32 CET - We are goalless at the break between Roma and Atalanta in the Italian capital in what has been an incredibly one-sided affair. The hosts have had 18 shots to their opponents' one, and to prove the point even further, Atalanta's goalkeeper Marco Carnesecchi has a current rating of 8.1.
Meanwhile, in Ligue 1, Brest have a 1-0 lead at the break against 10-man Le Havre, whilst Nice and Le Mans are level at 1-1.
21:19 CET - Villarreal are in late action tonight, facing Deportivo A Coruna in LaLiga, and the Yellow Submarine have taken the lead in the 19th minute through Nicolas Pepe.
20:37 CET - Roma and Atalanta round off the day in Serie A, with the spotlight firmly set on Donyell Malen.
The Dutch striker already has five goals in his first two games of the year, and will be hunting more tonight.
Follow every kick right here from 20:45 CET.
20:22 CET - A pulsating ending, but no goals between Hull City and Aston Villa as, despite chances at both ends, it finishes 0-0.
That's seven points from the opening three games for the Tigers, an incredible start from the newly-promoted side.
Meanwhile, over in the Bundesliga, it's a great result for another promoted outfit, as Schalke have held reigning champions Bayern to a goalless draw too.
20:04 CET - Inter win a Serie A epic! From 2-0 down, the reigning champions have turned things around to win 3-2 and continue their perfect start to the season.
Marcus Thuram drew them level in the 82nd minute before Martinez bagged his second of the game in stoppage time to seal all three points.
19:28 CET - French Super Cup champions Lens have lost their second game in a row, being beaten 1-0 at home to Lorient.
19:19 CET - There were no goals in the first halves of Bayern's and Villa's matches, but things have come alive in Milan!
After three goals in six minutes, Napoli lead 2-1, with Matteo Politano and Rasmus Hojlund seemingly putting the visitors in control but Lautaro Martinez then immediately getting Inter back in the game.
18:54 CET - It has been a tight and ultimately goalless first half at the San Siro, where Inter have seen more of the ball and had more efforts on goal but haven't gone particularly close to taking the lead.
18:30 CET - Inter aren't the only ones in early-evening action in Europe, with Bayern Munich and Aston Villa about to kick off against Hull and Schalke respectively - follow every kick of those clashes at the links below.
18:19 CET - Atletico Madrid have suffered their first defeat of the season, with Diego Simeone's side conceding three in the second half to lose 3-0 to Athletic Club. Among the goalscorers for the hosts was Nico Williams, who got his first of the season.
18:01 CET - Elsewhere in the Premier League, Tottenham's winless start to the season continued, with Roberto De Zerbi's side drawing 0-0 with Nottingham Forest.
Of the sides to have played three matches, only Coventry and Fulham have fewer points.
17:57 CET - Man City have seen things out to beat Coventry, but it was a far less convincing win than was widely expected, with the hosts unable to find a second goal and Frank Lampard's side having more efforts than their opponents in the second half. The Premier League new boys can feel somewhat hard done by, which is a story in itself.
17:25 CET - Bayer Leverkusen have cruised to a 4-0 win over Union Berlin, but things were much more dramatic in the other afternoon kick-offs in the Bundesliga.
After claiming a shock victory over Leverkusen in their season opener, new boys Elversberg have claimed another dream result, beating Gladbach 4-3 thanks to a 92nd-minute winner after trailing 3-1 just 40 minutes earlier.
Borussia Dortmund have pulled off a similar comeback, overturning a 2-0 deficit to beat Hoffenheim 3-2 courtesy of an equaliser from substitute Fabio Silva and a late own-goal.
That leaves the two sides joint-top with Freiburg, an outcome that Elversberg fans wouldn't have even dreamed of a few weeks ago!
17:11 CET - A high-profile clash in Spain is level at the break, with neither Athletic Club nor Atletico Madrid able to break the deadlock in Bilbao.
Over in Italy, Inter and Napoli will contest one of the weekend's biggest matches in just under an hour, and this is how they line up for it:
16:50 CET - Half-time across the Premier League, where Erling Haaland has headed Manchester City in front against Coventry City, whilst Leeds United lead on the South Coast against Brighton thanks to Jayden Bogle.
Meanwhile, at Craven Cottage, Cesar Palacios is already making a name for himself with his first goal for the hosts as they lead 2-1 against Crystal Palace.
The Eagles could be level, if it wasn't for VAR intervening.
Follow all the Premier League action here.
16:33 CET - After last week's defeat to Strasbourg, last year's Ligue 1 runners-up, Lens, have an easier task today against Lorient at home - one paper, at least.
They have been defeated just once by today's opponents at home in the last 12 meetings, including last season, when Lens won 3-0.
Can they do it again today - follow the fixture from 17:15 CET.
16:18 CET - Let's check in with the Bundesliga, where we have reached the half. The big story, at the moment, is that Dortmund are behind at Hoffenheim after Leon Avdullahu scored his first-ever league goal for the club on his 35th appearance.
Bayer Leverkusen lead too, whilst Werder Bremen are ahead against RB Leipzig.
Follow all the games from Germany's top flight now.
16:00 CET - Here we go then, it feels like a traditional afternoon of Premier League action with five traditional mid-afternoon fixtures underway.
Use the links above to follow every kick, whilst we will be here to bring you the best of the action.
Some late team news from Manchester City, as Enzo Fernandez will make his full debut after all, as he replaces Nico O'Reilly, who seemingly picked up an injury in the warm-up.
15:26 CET - All over at St James' Park, and the ongoing Bournemouth curse of conceding late goals continues as they draw 2-2 with Newcastle.
They led into the 88th minute, only for Jacob Ramsey to slot home and snatch a point for the hosts despite an afternoon where they only registered two shots on target.
15:15 CET - Over in LaLiga, we have an intriguing clash this afternoon as Athletic Club take on Atletico Madrid at San Mames.
The big news is that Julian Alvarez returns to the matchday squad after a tumultuous couple of weeks for the Argentine and his transfer saga with Barcelona.
He doesn't start, though, nor does Jonathan David, who is also on the bench.
Follow the game from 16:15 CET.
14:55 CET - We are 20 minutes into the second half at St James' Park, and Newcastle have introduced new signing Matias Fernandez-Pardo as they still chase an equaliser.
As the match momentum shows, they are having more chances, but Bournemouth are holding firm, for now...
14:50 CET - Team news flooding in from across the Premier League with a hectic afternoon of football ahead of us.
Plenty of players will be making their debuts today, and one is Iliman Ndiaye, who gets the nod as Manchester City host Coventry City at the Etihad. Enzo Fernandez, meanwhile, is on the bench for Enzo Maresca's men.
Over at the City Ground, Liam Delap is straight into the starting XI for Nottingham Forest as they welcome Tottenham Hotspur.
14:34 CET - Back underway in Newcastle as the Magpies look for a leveller against Bournemouth, and it won't be long before the day's action begins in the Bundesliga.
With Bayern playing later and with teams knowing they have no margin for error with the German juggernaut always lurking, wins at this stage of the season are important. Borussia Dortmund, many people's picks to be the closest challenger in the Bundesliga, face a potential banana skin with a trip to Hoffenheim.
Ethan Nwaneri makes the bench for the first time, whilst Inacio, who scored three in midweek, is ruled out via suspension.
Follow the Bundesliga's 15:30 CET kick-offs here.
14:21 CET - Meanwhile, our earlier game in Serie A today sees two sides trying to get off the mark. Fiorentina and Torino have been beaten in their first two games and will already be feeling the pressure to perform.
La Viola do have the wood over the visitors today, with an eight-match unbeaten run against Torino heading into this one.
Follow the game right here from 15:00 CET.
14:18 CET - Half-time in the North East, and it has been an entertaining tussle with Bournemouth taking advantage of some deflections to lead 2-1 over Newcastle. After their second, the hosts found an immediate reply, with Harvey Barnes curling one into the top corner from the edge of the area.
The Cherries have been able to boss the midfield, with Alex Scott showing just why he is so revered by many Premier League teams. The England Under-21 international has two interceptions and the most touches inside the box of both sides. He was also involved in both goals, but his manager, Marco Rose, will be worried about Newcastle's wide threat.
13:30 CET - Underway at St James' Park, and we have live audio commentary of the match right here.
12:30 CET - Time to get the action started in the Premier League this afternoon, as Newcastle host Bournemouth in a poignant afternoon for Eddie Howe, watching on from a beach, probably.
Matias Fernandez-Pardo is on the bench for the home side, as he awaits his debut, whilst Yoanne Wissa starts up top.
09:35 CET - The football action gets underway in a few hours, as Newcastle look to continue their good start to the season at home to Bournemouth.
There were some big results last night, though, as PSG's really poor start to the season showed no sign of letting up, losing 2-1 at home to Monaco. They now have two points from a possible nine.
Meanwhile, Real Madrid and Jose Mourinho suffered their first defeat of the campaign, falling 1-0 to Real Betis thanks to Troy Parrott, before Kylian Mbappe missed a stoppage-time penalty.
However, there were no issues for Liverpool, as Alexander Isak finally showed signs of his best with a brace in a 2-0 win over Ipswich.
