It’s another huge weekend of football across Europe as the Madrid Derby headlines a mouthwatering host of fixtures. Follow it all live with Flashscore’s Football Tracker.
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17:41 CET – After going down to 10 men, Chelsea have now been pegged back, with Danny Welbeck equalising for Brighton.
Given that and the Liverpool score, it’s looking like a good day for Man City, who are now 3-1 up.
17:37 CET – Atletico Madrid take the lead! Julian Alvarez has put them 3-2 up from the spot.
17:35 CET – The afternoon kick-offs in Germany are over, with Borussia Dortmund and Bayer Leverkusen both claiming hard-fought wins.

17:07 CET – What a derby this is! Minutes after Atleti had an equaliser disallowed, Alexander Sorloth had headed in to draw them level!
That’s that for a breathless first half.

16:57 CET – Arda Guler! The Turkish talent has followed up his assist with a goal of his own to put Real Madrid ahead!
16:51 CET – Many would have expected Man City to run away with things after taking an early lead at home to Burnley, but the visitors head into the break level thanks to a goal from Jaidon Anthony.

16:43 CET – Kylian Mbappe draws Los Blancos level with a great finish! The Frenchman got on the end of a through ball from Arda Guler and made no mistake from a tight angle.
16:35 CET – Robin Le Normand gives Atletico the lead in the Madrid derby! The defender has headed in a free-kick to open the scoring.
16:26 CET – Bayer Leverkusen have headed into the break level after being pegged back by Hauke Wahl, while Borussia Dortmund are 2-0 up thanks to a goal from Karim Adeyemi.
Over in England, Chelsea and Man City have taken early leads at home to Brighton and Burnley.
16:12 CET – Liverpool trail! Ismaila Sarr has given Crystal Palace a surprise lead at Selhurst Park.
16:07 CET – You are always guaranteed goals in the Bundesliga, and we have two more with St Pauli levelling the game against Bayer Leverkusen through defender Hauke Wahl, whilst Borussia Dortmund take the lead against Mainz as Swedish midfielder Daniel Svensson gets on the scoresheet.
15:56 CET – Back to the Bundesliga, where Bayer Leverkusen are finding their feet under coach Kasper Hjulmand, taking the lead over St Pauli midway through the first half as Edmond Tapsoba gets himself on the scoresheet.
Meanwhile, it has finished 1-1 between Getafe and Levante.
Read the report from the game with Flashscore.

15:53 CET – Some breaking news from West Ham this afternoon as they have announced the appointment of Nuno Espirito Santo as their new manager, just hours after they sacked Graham Potter.
The Portuguese coach was let go from Nottingham Forest earlier this month, but has found swift employment with the Hammers.
15:40 CET – A great start to the afternoon for RB Leipzig, who lead Wolfsburg 1-0 through Johan Bakoyoko in the seventh minute.
15:34 CET – There’s only one main man in Como at the moment, and he has given them the advantage over Cremonese. Young star Nico Paz opens the scoring in the 32nd minute with a little help from Jesus Rodriguez.
15:29 CET – All over in London, as Brentford see off Manchester United 3-1, thanks, mostly, to a first-half brace from Igor Thiago. It’s another defeat for Ruben Amorim, and more questions will be asked about his future after this.
Read the full report now.

15:26 CET – Game, set and match Brentford! They have clung on in this second half, but have their reward in stoppage time thanks to a goal from Mathias Jensen to make it 3-1 and pile the pressure on Ruben Amorim once again.
15:20 CET – Staying in LaLiga, Getafe have equalised against Levante in the 57th minute, with Juan Iglesias netting his first goal of the season.
15:12 CET – Just over an hour until potentially the biggest game of the weekend gets going as Real Madrid face Atletico Madrid.
After much talk in the week about his role in the side, Vinicius Junior gets the nod for Real, whilst Jude Bellingham starts his first game since shoulder surgery.
For Atletico Madrid, their midweek hat-trick hero, Julian Alvarez, starts for Diego Simeone’s men.
Follow the game from 16:15 CET.

15:08 CET – What a chance for Manchester United. Bryan Mbeumo is pulled down in the box, but Bruno Fernandes fails to convert the spot kick and Brentford cling on to their 2-1 lead.
14:51 CET – Plenty more Premier League action this afternoon, as Manchester City take on Burnley, Liverpool travel to Crystal Palace and Chelsea face Brighton.
The league leaders have won all five Premier League games, but face a difficult trip to Selhurst Park with Palace also unbeaten this season. After scoring against Southampton in midweek, Alexander Isak makes his league debut for the Reds.
Follow that game from 16:00 CET with live audio commentary.

14:34 CET – Back underway in the British capital, as Brentford look to consolidate their lead over Manchester United – remember, you can listen to the game with the link above.
Over to the Bundesliga, where we have four games kicking off at 15:30 CET, with RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen and Borussia Dortmund all in action.
Follow it all with us right here.

14:29 CET – Over to LaLiga, where Levante have the lead midway through the first half against Getafe. Ivan Romero has the goal – his fourth in six games.
14:20 CET – We’ve reached the interval in London where Brentford have a 2-1 lead over Manchester United. It’s been a half full of incident and talking points as Ruben Amorim’s defence continues to struggle.
Follow the second half right here.

Meanwhile, in Serie A, Como take on Cremonese from 15:00 CET – a game you can follow right here.

13:57 CET – Some hope for United fans, including Usain Bolt, everywhere. Benjamin Sesko has his first goal for the club to halve the deficit against Brentford.
It was his first goal on his seventh appearance, with his 15th shot
13:51 CET – Brentford in dreamland. They are two up inside 20 minutes, and it’s that man again, Igor Thiago, who nets to put daylight between his side and Manchester United. If he’s not careful, he will be on the Red Devils’ transfer shortlist by the end of the game.
It’s a horror start for United, who look comically bad at the back – even Usain Bolt is furious…
13:39 CET – Brentford are ahead inside 10 minutes against Manchester United. Brazilian striker Igor Thiago gets on the scoresheet first as he takes advantage of a miscommunication at the back.
12:53 CET – Over to LaLiga, where Getafe welcome Levante for the opening game of the day.
It’s been a tough start to life back in the top division for Levante, who have picked up one win from their first six games, whilst the hosts are up in seventh before the match.
Follow the game from 14:00 CET.

12:20 CET – Our early kick-off in the Premier League sees Manchester United travel to the capital to take on Brentford from 13:30 CET, which you can listen to live from 13:25 CET.
The hosts make two changes with Aaron Hickey and Dango Ouattara coming in for Ethan Pinnock and Keane Lewis-Potter. Meanwhile, for the Red Devils, Diogo Dalot replaces the injured Noussair Mazraoui, whilst Manuel Ugarte starts in place of the suspended Casemiro.

11:47 CET – The day is starting with some big news, with West Ham announcing that they’ve parted ways with manager Graham Potter after a poor start to the season.
Read more here
11:00 CET – Welcome to another edition of Flashscore’s Football Tracker, bringing you all the best action from across the world of football, and there is plenty to keep an eye on this weekend.
We start in the Premier League. Brentford, coming off a 3-1 defeat to Fulham last time out, host Manchester United in the lunchtime kick-off as Bryan Mbeumo heads back to his former side, where we expect the reaction to be frosty after he forced a move in the summer.
Follow it with Flashscore from 13:30 CET.
Premier League: Brentford – Manchester United (video preview)
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There is plenty to come in England’s top flight after that. Crystal Palace, unbeaten in their last 13 games in all competitions, take on Liverpool at Selhurst Park. The Reds have not hit full stride this season as of yet, but they have won each and every game since the beginning of the campaign. It’s an intriguing fixture that gets underway at 16:00 CET.
Premier League: Crystal Palace – Liverpool (video preview)
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Elsewhere in Europe, the biggest game of the day comes in LaLIga, where a stuttering Atletico Madrid take on fierce rivals Real Madrid.
A Julian Alvarez hat-trick in midweek saved Atleti’s blushes as they outfought another team from the capital, Rayo Vallecano, in a ding-dong 3-2 thriller.
It may have just given Diego Simeone’s side a spark after a start that has seen them win just twice since August.
This game is full of vitriol and always provides drama, certainly one not to miss. Follow it all from 16:15 CET.
LaLiga: Atl. Madrid – Real Madrid (video preview)
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