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Saturday, November 29th
18:40 CET - The next match of the day in LaLiga is underway as Athletic Club travel to Levante.
18:20 CET - Barcelona have secured an important win in their season after coming from a goal down to win 3-1 against Alaves and move to the top of LaLiga. The pressure has been put on Real Madrid to win tomorrow night and return to the summit.
18:00 CET - A thrilling afternoon in the Premier League with goals galore has come to a close! Manchester City made hard work of it after an inspired Leeds United comeback, but a brilliant strike late on from Phil Foden secured a vital 3-2 win.
There was another Premier League classic further up north as Sunderland came from 2-0 down against Bournemouth to win 3-2 in front of their home supporters to move into the Premier League top four!
Finally, Brentford continued their impressive home form with a dominant 3-1 win against Premier League strugglers Burnley.
17:40 CET - It is team news time as Newcastle United travel to Everton in the Premier League from 18:30 CET, Bayer Leverkusen take on Borussia Dortmund also from 18:30 CET, and Juventus host Cagliari in Serie A from 18:00 CET.
Check out the team news from those three games below:
17:30 CET - Bayern Munich looked set for a frustrating 1-1 draw but two goals in added time from first Luis Diaz and then Nicolas Jackson ensured the Bavarians came away with three points and St. Pauli left empty-handed.
A thrilling end to an intriguing contest!
Elsewhere in the Bundesliga this afternoon:
17:22 CET - It is half-time in LaLiga meanwhile as Barcelona have come from going a goal down inside the first minute to lead 2-1 at home to Alaves thanks to goals by Lamine Yamal and Dani Olmo.
17:02 CET - Over to Serie A, and Genoa have beaten Verona 2-1 to inflict more pain on Serie A's bottom-placed side. Verona's wait for a league win continues...
Check out the match stats here.
16:53 CET - Here are the half-time scores from the Premier League's 16:00 kick-offs:
Manchester City 2-0 Leeds United
16:25 CET - Well, Barca have levelled things up after that early blip. Meanwhile, Man City have added a second against Leeds to make it 2-0.
Over in Germany, Bayern and St. Pauli are level at 1-1 at the break.
16:20 CET - There's been another early goal in one of our feature matches... Barcelona have conceded inside the first minute at home against Alaves!
Hansi Flick's side are not on a good run of form... Can they turn this one around at the newly reopened Camp Nou?
16:15 CET - First up in France today is a clash between old enemies Monaco and Paris Saint-Germain, kicking off at 17:00 CET. You can see how those sides will line up below!
No Paul Pogba in the XI for the side from the Principality, but he is on the bench.
16:02 CET - Well, Manchester City didn't need long to open the scoring against Leeds... Phil Foden scored inside the first minute at the Etihad to make it 1-0!
15:58 CET - The first LaLiga match of the day has just wrapped up with Osasuna roaring back to claim a 2-2 draw away against Mallorca.
Next up in Spain, Barcelona host Alaves at a quarter-past, but before that, at the hour, three Premier League matches kick off!
15:20 CET - The next team news to bring you comes from LaLiga as Barcelona host Alaves, with Hansi Flick's side looking to put the ghosts of midweek firmly behind them. The opportunity is a big one as a win will put the Catalan giants top of the league and put the pressure on title rivals Real Madrid tomorrow evening.
Follow that match from 16:15 CET.
The big team news is that Raphinha is handed his first start as he makes a gradual return from injury.
15:00 CET - With just an hour away from three games in the Premier League, it is time for some team news!
The big game getting underway at 16:00 CET sees Manchester City host struggling Leeds United.
It has been a disastrous seven days for Pep Guardiola's side after defeat against Newcastle United last Sunday, followed by a defeat in the Champions League on Tuesday night. Therefore, this afternoon's clash feels an important one to get things back on track.
Check out the team news for that clash below:
14:30 CET - Team news is just in from Munich ahead of Bayern's clash against St. Pauli. After the midweek setback in the Champions League, Vincent Kompany will be keen to get back on track with a comfortable win this afternoon, and he names a strong side.
Follow all the action with Flashscore.
The standout team news is that Luis Diaz returns from injury, whilst Michael Olise is given a rare rest.
14:15 CET - Over to Italy and the team news is in for the two early games as Genoa face Verona and Parma host Udinese.
Check out the lineups below:
14:10 CET - Before we bring you some team news from Serie A, LaLiga is underway for the day as Mallorca host Osasuna.
12:00 CET - Good afternoon and welcome to an exciting weekend of football across Europe's biggest leagues.
With no early kick-offs in the Premier League today, the weekend starts in Serie A, with two games getting underway at 15:00 CET.
One of those matches is a vital one in the fight for survival, as rock-bottom Verona travel to 18th-placed Genoa in search of their first Serie A victory of the season.
Having remarkably drawn six games though, a win for the visitors would see them leapfrog Genoa and move within one point of 17th-placed Lecce.
It is also a big day for Danielle De Rossi as the new Genoa coach takes charge of just his third game after replacing Patrick Viera earlier this month.
In the other early kick-off, Parma will be hoping to put some distance between themselves and the relegation battle with a win at home to Udinese. Later on, Juventus and Milan are also in action.
Follow all those Serie A clashes here!
Around the top leagues
Later on, our attention turns to Germany, where runaway leaders Bayern Munich will be hosting St. Pauli from 15:30 CET.
The match of the day in the Bundesliga is at 18:30 CET, however, when Bayer Leverkusen take on Dortmund.
Over in the Premier League, there are three 16:00 CET kick-offs to enjoy today, with Manchester City, Sunderland and Brentford all hosting, before two later matches.
In LaLiga, Barcelona will be playing at 16:15 CET, while PSG are facing Monaco in Ligue 1 at 17:00 CET.