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In the break between the last two rounds of European competitions last weekend, domestic championships were played across Europe. You can follow all events within the strongest European football leagues on our website and Instagram account, which are described below.

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In England, there was only one draw and as many as six victories for visiting teams. Arsenal defeated Wolverhampton by a minimal score with a goal by defender Calafiori, and both teams ended the match with one less player. Newcastle beat Southampton as expected, 3:1, even though they were losing at the beginning, and Isaac scored two goals. Liverpool easily defeated the newcomer Ipswich with 4:1 at home, with two goals from Cody Gakpo. Their city rival, Everton, got all three points in a difficult visit to Brighton, with a minimum score of 1:0, and Ndiaye scored from the penalty spot. Bournemouth welcomed Nottingham Forest and demolished the 'summars' with a score of 5:0. Hat trick was scored by Outara. Manchester City managed to triumph at home against Chelsea with 3:1, although they were losing from the third minute with a goal by Madueke, after a big mistake by newcomer Husanov. Leicester City, led by the legendary Ruud Van Nissterloo, sprung a surprise and took all three points from London against Tottenham, even though they were trailing at half-time. Brendford celebrated with the same result away from home against Crystal Palace. The only draw was seen in Birmingham in the duel between Aston Villa and West Ham. The home team took the lead in the first half, and the guests reached a point in the middle of the second half. And in the last round of this round, Manchester United took all three points from London, against Fulham, with Lisandro Martinez's goal.
Liverpool leads the table with 53 points, with a match less, and Southampton is last in the table with only six points.

The Bundesliga round was marked by even four draws with a score of 2:2. First, Wolfsburg and Kiel ended the match in the opening round on Friday. The guest took the lead and had an advantage at halftime, so the home team turned the game around in three minutes, but Kiel equalized in the 80th minute. Borussia Dortmund was left with a player less in the 21st minute, and then Zirasa gave the advantage that went into halftime. At the beginning of the second, they increased the advantage to 2:0, but Werder woke up in the middle of the second half of the game and reached the equalizer and the final result in seven minutes. The current champion, Bayer Leverkusen reached 2:0 in Leipzig with the goals of Sik and Garcia, but first the home team reduced the score through Raum at halftime, and then an own goal by Tapsoba in the 85th minute reached the point and the final score was 2:2. Frankfurt twice had the advantage in Hoffenheim but in the end had to settle for one point. Ekitike gave the visitors the lead at halftime, only for the home team to equalize through Orban, but just six minutes later Ekitike again gave the visitors a lead that lasted until the very end, when in the 95th minute Hlozek made it 2:2. Mainz continued their excellent games and beat Stuttgart at home with 2:0, and Augsburg won 2:1 at home against Heidenheim, and the winning goal was scored in the 92nd minute. Bayern took all three points against Freiburg away with the same result. Borussia Mechengladbach saw off Bochum with 3:0, and the same result was seen in the last match of this round in Hamburg where St. Pauli was better than Union Berlin with two goals from Zuilavozzi.
Bayern is still on top with 48 points, six more than Bayer, and the last team is still Bochum with 10 points, Kiel is one place above with two points more.

Che Adams scored two goals to give his Torino all three points in a 2-0 win over Cagliari. Atalanta was losing at halftime, but added gas in the second part of the game, and reversed the result to the final 2:1 against Como. Juventus finally lost. Despite leading at half-time with Kolo Muani's debut goal, Juventus lost to table leaders Napoli. The home team turned it around in the second half for the final 2:1, and inflicted the first defeat on the 'old lady'. Empoli and Bologna shared the points in a 1:1 draw, and both goals were scored in the first half of the game. Milan met Parma at San Siro and managed to win after a reversal in stoppage time. The Goths led from the 24th minute, and Pulisic scored from the penalty spot to equalize at halftime. Del Prato again brought the 'Mlekadzije' to the lead in the 80th minute, and then Pavlovic scored a goal that was disallowed in the 88th minute, then Reinders equalized in the 92nd minute, and then Tsukwueze brought the rebound and all three points with the assistance of Pavlovic in 95th minute. After the turnaround, Roma got all three points in Udine. The home team took the lead towards the end of the first half, only for Pellegrini to equalize at the beginning of the second half of the game, and Dobvik scored all three points from the penalty spot. Inter roared against Lecce and defeated the home team 4:0. Fiorentina won 2:1 at Olimpico against Lazio and scored three very important points. Venice and Verona shared the points in a 1:1 draw, and Djenova managed to triumph against Monza in the last match of the round with 2:0 goals in the second half, and the home team also missed a penalty in the 31st minute.
Napoli still leads the table with 53 points, followed by Inter with 50 with a match less, and Monza is still at the top with 13 collected points.

In the Spanish La Liga, as many as five draws were seen, of which four matches ended 1:1. In the first match of the round, Osasuna was leading away from home against Las Palmas until the 98th minute, when Januzaj brought a point to his team, which remained with one less player until the end. Villarreal also led in Madrid, but Atlético managed to equalize and get a point. The same scenario was seen in Seville. Espanyol led and Sevilla equalized for the final 1:1, with the home team's goal disallowed. In the fourth draw, 1:1, Alaves led at halftime, but Celta equalized in the second half of the game. Athletic Bilbao failed to beat Leganes at home in a goalless match. In the 96th minute, Betis took all three points away from Majorca, and the home team was left with one less player. Kylian Mbappé scored his first hat trick in Real Madrid's jersey, and with this 3:0 victory, the Madrid team took home all three points from Valladolid, and the home team stayed with one player less during the match. Getafe celebrated with the same result against Real Sociedad away from home, although it was 0:0 until the 72nd minute. Rajo Vallecano was losing to Djirona on their home field until the 80th minute, and then Nteka equalized and scored the winning goal three minutes later. Barcelona overcame Valencia at Monzuic with a score of 7:1. Already at halftime it was 5:0, and the double scorer was Fermin Lopez.
Real is still first with 49 points, four more than Atlético, and in last place is Valladolid with 15 points, one point less than Valencia, which is second to last.

A small number of goals marked this weekend in French League 1. Auxerre and St. Etienne shared the points with a 1:1 draw, and both goals were scored in the first half of the game. The PSG-Reims matches in Paris and Nantes Lyon ended with the same result. The only real goal in this round was seen in Monaco. The home team won against Reno with 3:2. Strasbourg was losing at halftime against Lille at home, but then managed to turn it around in four minutes of the second half of the game. Brest managed to triumph with a minimum score of 1:0 over Le Avra away. With the same result, Lance celebrated against Anzer at home. Montpellier achieved a very important triumph over Toulouse away from home by 2:1, and in the last match of this round Nice won against Marseille with 2:0.
At the top of the table is PSG with 47 points, while Marseille has 10 less, and Le Havre is last with 13.