Serie A resumes this weekend following the Champions League and Europa League.  AC Milan were one of the Italian clubs involved in European competition as they played in the Europa League on Thursday night.

On Saturday evening, Getafe host Atletico Madrid in a La Liga Madrid derby, as the home side look to continue their solid start to their league campaign.

On Sunday afternoon, Villarreal host Valencia at the Estadio de la Ceramica, as both teams look to kick-start their campaigns in the Spanish top-flight.

Watford travel to Craven Cottage to battle Fulham this weekend. The Hornets are coming off of their first loss of the Premier League season, 2-1, to Manchester United.Despite losing to the Red Devils, Javi Gracia’s team played well at times and were deserving of a point against Manchester United.

Twelfth place Crystal Palace host second from bottom Newcastle on Saturday at Selhurst Park. Crystal Palace go into the match coming off of a 1-0 win against Huddersfield. Newcastle, on the other hand, are winless this term.

The sixth round of Premier League fixtures start this weekend and there are four teams who have yet to record single win.  One of those teams is Cardiff City and they are up against it this weekend as they meet Manchester City at the Cardiff City Stadium.

Manchester United host newly promoted Wolverhampton Wanderers at Old Trafford in match six of the Premier League season. Just one point separates the sides going into Saturday’s fixture.

On Saturday afternoon, Burnley host Bournemouth at Turf Moor, as the home side look to kick-start their Premier League campaign.

After five rounds of games, the Premier League table is beginning to take shape and it makes pleasant reading for Liverpool fans.

On Friday night, Sassuolo host Empoli in Serie A, as the home side look to move into second place in the Italian top-flight.

On Friday night, Stuttgart host Fortuna Dusseldorf in the Bundesliga, as the home side look to record their first league win of the season.

The English Premier League resumes following the first break for European club competition this season.  There are six Premier League games to be played on Saturday afternoon and one of them features two teams in the wrong half of the table.

On Thursday evening, Sevilla kick-off their Europa League campaign by hosting Standard Liege at the Sanchez Pizjuan.

After a slow start to the season for Arsenal it seems as if they are finally hitting their stride. New manager Unai Emery was dealt successive defeats early on, although that did come with the caveat that they had to face both Manchester City and Chelsea.

The doom and gloom has been lifted in East London as West Ham are not only off the mark, but they also have lifted themselves out of the bottom three thanks to a very impressive win over Everton last Sunday.

It’s been a September to forget for Tottenham as they have suffered three successive defeats, a run of results that before now has never occurred under current manager Mauricio Pochettino and it is one that then Argentine will be looking to end this weekend.

Many fans of the Premier League like to follow the battle for the title and the top four.  However, the fight to stay in the Premier League often produces the best drama and after five games this season, which clubs look set for a tough campaign?

On Thursday evening, French side Marseille host German outfit Eintracht Frankfurt, as both teams look to get their Europa League campaigns off with a win.

On Thursday night, Chelsea travel to Greece to face POAK in their opening game of the Europa League.

The group stages of the 2018/19 UEFA Europa League commence on Thursday night and there are some great games in prospect.  One of the most intriguing sees Scottish club Rangers travel to Spain to play Villarreal.