Sunday's highlights:
• Chelsea headlined the afternoon fixtures in the Premier League, edging Brighton 4-3 in a Stamford Bridge thriller. Elsewhere, Sunderland beat Fulham while Leeds and Brentford drew
• Later in the Premier League, Michael Carrick's Man Utd bounced back from an opening-round loss to Hull by coming back from a goal down to beat Ipswich 5-2, with hat-trick hero Bruno Fernandes stealing the show
• Over in Spain, Jose Mourinho's Real Madrid continued their perfect start to the LaLiga season with a 4-0 win against Malaga, as Athletic Club also picked up three points away to Celta Vigo
• The game of the day in Serie A saw Napoli lose at home to Como, with Inter and Lazio both claiming wins later on, while Monaco proved too strong for Marseille in Ligue 1
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Sunday's Premier League matches:
Manchester United 5-2 Ipswich Town
Sunday's key European matches:
Key updates to keep you informed:
23:35 CET - That brings an end to this weekend's action, on what was a thrilling couple of days across Europe's top leagues. We'll be back with another Football Tracker next weekend, as the 2026/27 season continues to ramp up. See you then!
23:26 CET - First-half goals from Alex Berenguer and Robert Navarro have secured a morale-boosting win for Athletic Club over Celta Vigo, as the Lions avoid going winless in their opening three LaLiga games for the first time since 2011.
Read the full match report here!
22:43 CET - Inter have continued their winning start to the Serie A season with a 1-0 triumph at Cagliari this evening. Despite the close scoreline, it was a dominant display from the Nerazzurri, who racked up an xG of 3.91, as Hakan Calhanoglu netted the all-important winner.
Elsewhere, Davide Frattesi's first-half strike helped Lazio to a narrow 1-0 win against Genoa, while in Ligue 1, Monaco made it two wins from two to start the season after an impressive 2-0 victory over Marseille propelled them to the top of the table.
21:36 CET - Reigning Serie A champions Inter Milan have dominated the opening half against Cagliari, and deservedly lead through Hakan Calhanoglu's early strike.
Lazio also lead in the Italian top flight, with Davide Frattesi scoring for the second successive game as Gennaro Gattuso's side hold the advantage over Genoa.
Elsewhere, Monaco are on track to climb to the summit of Ligue 1 as they lead Marseille 1-0 at the break thanks to Paris Brunner's 13th-minute header.
20:45 CET - We're now entering the final matches of the weekend, and along with Monaco's clash with Marseille, Inter are out to extend their perfect start to the season on a trip to Cagliari while Lazio host Genoa.
New signing Curtis Jones is on the bench and could make his debut for the Italian champions.
20:33 CET - Como have claimed a hugely impressive win in Naples, holding on to beat their hosts 2-1 and seal their first three points of the season, handing Max Allegri his first defeat as Napoli boss.
20:02 CET - Over in Germany, Schalke's long-awaited return to the top flight could hardly have gone worse, with Augsburg beating them 3-0.
19:42 CET - The second half of a big game in Italy has just begun, with Napoli in need of a turnaround against visitors Como, who lead 2-1.
In France meanwhile, the weekend is ending in style, with Monaco playing host to Marseille in just over an hour following wins for Paris FC and Rennes earlier today.
19:33 CET - Manchester United have their first win of the season, thanks in large part to a simply sensational display from Bruno Fernandes!
After making it 1-1 late in the first half, he scored two more and created one in the second half to bag a hat-trick and earn his side a 5-2 victory over Ipswich.
19:01 CET - Real Madrid's perfect start to life back under Jose Mourinho has continued, with a late goal from Arda Guler putting the finishing touches on a 4-0 win over Malaga.
18:20 CET - What a half in Manchester! Premier League new boys Ipswich took a shock lead with a stunning goal from Leif Davis, and while United equalised through captain Bruno Fernandes, the underdogs are more than holding their own.
17:52 CET - Real Madrid's second home of Jose Mourinho's second spell could hardly be going better, with Los Blancos 3-0 up at the break courtesy of efforts from Jude Bellingham and Kylian Mbappe either side of an own goal.
17:20 CET - Next in the Premier League, we move to Old Trafford, where Manchester United will host Ipswich Town - that kicks off in 10 minutes. Over in LaLiga, Real Madrid's match against Malaga is already underway!
Follow both of those fixtures via the links above.
16:58 CET - That is full-time around the grounds in the Premier League, and Chelsea have stolen the limelight by beating Brighton 4-3 at Stamford Bridge with Romeo Lavia, Pedro Neto, Joao Pedro, and Cole Palmer all scoring in the win.
The Seagulls certainly made it interesting, however, scoring three goals of their own after Chelsea had gone 3-0 up. But Xabi Alonso’s side were good value for the narrow win in the end, sparkling at times in the West London sunshine.
Elsewhere, Sunderland picked up their first win of the season by edging Fulham 1-0, while Leeds and Brentford have drawn 1-1.
16:25 CET - We've also got the lineups in for Manchester United's clash with Ipswich in the final Premier League match of the weekend, which kicks off at 17:30 CET. After losing to Hull in the opening round, Michael Carrick has brought Kobbie Mainoo, Diogo Dalot, Lisandro Martinez and Marcus Rashford into his XI.
It's Rashford's first start for Manchester United in 626 days.
15:55 CET - The lineups are in for Real Madrid's home match against Malaga in LaLiga, which kicks off at 17:00 CET. Vinicius Junior, Kylian Mbappe, Jude Bellingham and Trent Alexander-Arnold all start for Los Blancos at the Santiago Bernabeu as Jose Mourinho looks to make it three wins from three in the league.
15:50 CET - It's half-time in the Premier League matches, and Xabi Alonso's Chelsea have been purring at home against Brighton, racing into a 3-0 lead before the Seagulls pegged one back before the break. Dare I speak too soon, but this Chelsea side are clicking very nicely already...
Elsewhere, Brentford are leading Leeds 1-0, and it's goalless between Sunderland and Fulham.
15:05 CET - The Premier League action is underway for the day, and Chelsea already lead Brighton through Romeo Lavia's early goal. You can follow all three of the ongoing matches via the links above!
14:05 CET - The lineups are in for Chelsea's clash with Brighton, and Xabi Alonso has made three changes to the side that beat Fulham in the opening game - new signing Emiliano Martinez comes straight in for Robert Sanchez, Wesley Fofana comes in for Josh Acheampong at the back, and Pedro Neto replaces Reece James further forward.
12:00 CET - We are still three hours from the start of the Premier League action for the day, but if you just can't wait that long for footy, don't worry because the Eredivisie is getting underway in just 15 minutes!
Dutch champions PSV are first up with a lowlands lunchtime kick-off, facing Utrecht on the road. Later on today, Feyenoord and Ajax are both playing as well.
Follow the Eredivisie all day with ScoresStat.
08:45 CET - It's hard to escape the headlines from MLS this morning after Lionel Messi bagged an incredible FOUR GOALS in Inter Miami's 7-1 thrashing of CF Montreal overnight.
Some sources are saying he only scored three, with the first going down as an own goal, but MLS are not letting that get in the way of a good headline...
See what Messi's coach and Casemiro had to say about his performance here!
07:30 CET - Welcome back to our coverage of the weekend's football around Europe's top leagues. Just like Saturday, Sunday throws up some blockbuster matches for us to enjoy, with Chelsea, Manchester United, Real Madrid, Inter Milan and Marseille all in action.
Check out the highlights section above to get an overview of the day ahead, and if you missed anything from Saturday, catch up on that with our updates below!
Saturday, August 29th
23:40 CET - That's a wrap on today's action! But join us again tomorrow for live coverage of the weekend's remaining action, which features some crackers.
See you then!
23:30 CET - Sevilla made a game of it with a strong second-half display, but Atletico Madrid held their nerve to claim a 3-1 win that puts them top of LaLiga with seven points from their first three matches.
22:44 CET - Juventus have ultimately claimed a 2-0 win over Parma, and they have their bench to thank, with substitutes Nicolas Gonzalez and Teun Koopmeiners bagging goals in the final 30 minutes to seal all three points.
Things were far more dramatic over in France, where Lyon needed a late equaliser from Lois Openda to claim a 1-1 draw with Le Havre, and it would have still been a defeat had VAR not disallowed a stoppage-time winner from the visitors for handball.
22:21 CET - What a half for Atleti! Diego Simeone's side lead 3-0 at the break in Sevilla, with the pick of the bunch being Ademola Lookman's first goal of the season, a fine strike that finished off an excellent team move.
21:47 CET - Juve aren't having it all their own way, with the Old Lady and Parma goalless at the break. The hosts have had just one shot on target thus far.
20:40 CET - With the Premier League done for the day, our attention will now be solely on mainland Europe, where Dortmund survived a late red card to beat Hamburg 2-0, and Fiorentina lost 3-0 to Frosinone in a disastrous 100th-anniversary match.
The final match of the day in Italy will see Juventus play host to Parma, with Luciano Spalletti's side looking to make it two wins from two.
Across the Mediterranean in Spain, meanwhile, Atletico Madrid visit a Sevilla side who have won the first two matches of their league season, and they do so without star striker Julian Alvarez, who remains heavily linked with a move to Barcelona.
20:22 CET - Tottenham's nightmare start to the season continues! They've now lost their two opening games after a disastrous second half against Newcastle, with the visitors the better team and ultimately the victors thanks to goals from Anthony Elanga and Yoanna Wissa.
19:21 CET - At the break in the 18:30 kick-offs, Borussia Dortmund lead Hamburg 2-0, while Tottenham and Newcastle are goalless.
The hosts have played well in North London, going close a few times, but Newcastle have looked dangerous on the break.
Over in France meanwhile, last year's Ligue 1 runners-up and the Super Cup holders have suffered their first loss of the season, with Lens losing 2-1 to Strasbourg.
18:01 CET - Our attention now shifts to the Premier League's late kick-off in North London, as Roberto De Zerbi's Tottenham host Matthias Jaissle's Newcastle in a fascinating clash.
Omar Marmoush comes straight into the starting lineup for Spurs, with Mateus Fernandes and Pedro Porro also in the team, while Nico Gonzalez makes his debut in the visitors' midfield.
17:58 CET - Hull City have made it two wins from two on their return to the Premier League after Liam Millar's late goal secured a hard-fought 1-0 triumph at fellow newcomers Coventry City.
Elsewhere, Bournemouth conceded a last-gasp goal for the second successive week, as James Tarkowski's stoppage-time strike earned Everton a 1-1 draw at the Vitality Stadium.
17:29 CET - Bundesliga newcomers Elversberg have enjoyed a dream start to their first-ever top-flight campaign after surviving a late comeback from Bayer Leverkusen to prevail 3-2.
Here are this afternoon's other results in Germany:
16:22 CET - We've reached the halfway stage in this afternoon's Bundesliga fixtures, and the headline story comes from Elversberg, where the Bundesliga newcomers lead Bayer Leverkusen 2-0 after a superb opening 45 minutes.
Elsewhere, Ridle Baku has put RB Leipzig in front at home to Borussia Monchengladbach, while Frankfurt and Hoffenheim lead Union Berlin and Cologne, respectively.
Follow all the Bundesliga action here!
15:55 CET - The Premier League is moving on from Liverpool quickly with two matches kicking off at the hour as Bournemouth host Everton while the newly promoted pair of Coventry and Hull also clash in an intriguing encounter. Check out the lineups and follow both matches LIVE via the links above!
15:29 CET - That's full-time at Anfield, and Liverpool have fought back to earn a 2-2 draw against Nottingham Forest.
Forest led the match twice, which will worry Liverpool fans greatly, but with summer signing Victor Munoz scoring a fine late equaliser for the Reds, there were still some positives to draw for the home fans.
Andoni Iraola is thus still looking for his first league win as Liverpool boss, after consecutive 2-2 draws, with Oliver Glasner earning his first Premier League point as Forest manager in the process.
15:25 CET - We are just five minutes from the start of the day's Bundesliga action, with Bayer Leverkusen, RB Leipzig, FC Koln and Eintracht Frankfurt all kicking off their first league matches of the season at half-past the hour.
Follow all the Bundesliga matches LIVE here!
14:20 CET - At the halfway point of the action at Anfield, Liverpool are in trouble!
Nottingham Forest lead 1-0 courtesy of a goal from Dan Ndoye, and have looked far more dangerous than their hosts, who have dominated possession but have looked extremely open at the back just as they did in their 2-2 draw with Newcastle last week.
13:30 CET - Let's get this weekend started! Follow every minute of Liverpool vs Nottingham Forest here.
12:25 CET - The lineups are in for the first of the day's Premier League matches - Liverpool vs Nottingham Forest at Anfield. Liverpool are coming off an opening-round draw with Newcastle, while Oliver Glasner's side lost their first fixture to Leeds, and then again to Leeds in midweek EFL Cup action.
Rio Ngumoha and Ryan Gravenberch have been dropped by Andoni Iraola, with Victor Munoz and Alexis Mac Allister coming into the starting XI. Summer addition Xaver Schlager is in midfield for Forest for his first Premier League start, while record signing Liam Delap is on the bench.
07:00 CET - Good morning, and welcome to our Football Tracker for the final weekend of August, but the first weekend of the Bundesliga season.
Throughout Saturday and Sunday, this is your one-stop shop for all the key results and updates from the Premier League, LaLiga, and other top European leagues!
Let's kick things off with a quick wrap of Friday's action because plenty happened...
In the Premier League, Manchester City landed a huge 4-1 win away at Crystal Palace, with Rayan Cherki starring with a brace.
Over in France, Ligue 1 champions PSG needed two late goals to salvage a 2-2 draw against Lille, meaning they are now winless in three matches since the UEFA Super Cup, quite incredibly.
Bayern Munich kicked off the Bundesliga season in some style by thrashing Stuttgart 5-1 in the Südderby, a menacing start to their title defence.
Elsewhere, AC Milan downed Venezia 2-0 in Serie A, while Racing Santander and Deportivo Alaves both picked up encouraging wins in LaLiga.
