Match reviews
Post-match reports and full-time analysis from across Europe's top leagues, newest first.
Orlando City 3-0 Toronto: Griezmann Fires, Sarajian Seals It as Lions Expose Toothless Visitors
Orlando City were clinical and composed in a 3-0 MLS win over Toronto, with Antoine Griezmann opening the scoring before substitute Harvey Sarajian and Iván Angulo put the result beyond any doubt.
DC United 0-0 Atlanta United: Almirón's Men Dominate But Cannot Convert
Atlanta United bossed possession and created the better chances at Audi Field but could not find a way through as DC United held on for a goalless draw in MLS action.
Surridge Snatches 2-2 Draw for Nashville as Miami Squander Six Big Chances
Sam Surridge scored twice for Nashville SC, including a 90th-minute equaliser, to deny Inter Miami all three points in a match where the hosts created six big chances and converted none of them outside of an own goal.
Hlozek Brace Hands Hoffenheim a 2-1 Win Over Stuttgart in Bundesliga Thriller
Adam Hlozek scored twice to give 1899 Hoffenheim a deserved 2-1 victory over VfB Stuttgart, handing the visitors a third defeat in five Bundesliga matches and raising serious questions about Stuttgart's defensive accountability.
Dortmund 3-0 Paderborn: Nmecha Brace Seals Comfortable Bundesliga Win
Borussia Dortmund eased past Paderborn 3-0 at home, with Fábio Silva opening early and Felix Nmecha wrapping up the points with two late goals to continue Dortmund's strong home form.
Augsburg 2-2 Leverkusen: Schick Rescues a Point as Gregoritsch Double Stuns the Hosts
FC Augsburg dominated for large spells but were twice pegged back by Michael Gregoritsch, before Patrik Schick levelled in the 89th minute to earn Bayer Leverkusen a share of the spoils.
Freddie Draper Header Sinks Preston as Lincoln City Claim 1-0 Win at Deepdale
Freddie Draper headed home in the 81st minute to give Lincoln City a deserved 1-0 victory at Preston, a result that tells you everything you need to know about where Preston are right now.
Chelsea 2-2 Hull City: Belloumi Double Stuns Stamford Bridge as Blues Drop Points
Chelsea were held to a 2-2 draw by Hull City at Stamford Bridge, with Mohamed Belloumi scoring twice to cancel out goals from Morgan Rogers and João Pedro. A result that tells you everything you need to know about where Chelsea's standards are right now.
Oxford United 0-3 Burton Albion: Visitors Stun the Kassam with Late Blitz
Burton Albion came from a dominant position to put three past Oxford United in the final fifteen minutes, with Siriki Dembélé, Louie Sibley, and Gatlin O'Donkor sealing a comprehensive away win. Oxford had the lion's share of possession but could not find a way through when it mattered.
Blackpool 2-2 Bromley: Dominant Tangerines Drop Points Against the Run of Play
Blackpool dominated every statistical category but could only draw 2-2 with Bromley, with the visitors scoring twice despite managing just two saves all afternoon. Connor Maguire gives his verdict on a baffling afternoon at Bloomfield Road.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham: Four Big Chances, Zero Goals and a Clean Sheet That Tells Its Own Story
Liverpool dominated possession and created four big chances at Anfield but could not find a way through a resolute Fulham side, with the 0-0 draw a frustrating afternoon for the home crowd.
Leicester Win 4-3 at Stockport But Had No Right To: A Match That Should Never Have Been That Close
Leicester nicked all three points at Edgeley Park with a 4-3 win over Stockport County, but the scoreline flatters nobody. This was a chaotic afternoon that raised serious questions about both sides.
Charlton 0-0 Portsmouth: Stalemate at The Valley as Neither Side Could Find the Final Ball
A tense, scrappy Championship stalemate saw Charlton and Portsmouth cancel each other out, with Portsmouth the more threatening side but ultimately unable to convert their big chance. The match ended with late bookings and a touchline card for Portsmouth manager John Mousinho.
Middlesbrough 4-3 Norwich: Boro's Second-Half Collapse Nearly Costs Them in Seven-Goal Thriller
Middlesbrough survived a dramatic late fightback from Norwich to claim a 4-3 win at the Riverside, but Connor Maguire says the manner of this victory should concern everyone at the club.
Mansfield Town 0-0 Huddersfield Town: Ten Men Hold On As Terriers Dominate But Fail To Convert
Huddersfield Town bossed Mansfield Town from start to finish with 59% possession and 19 shots, but a red card for the hosts and stubborn defending produced a goalless draw that will frustrate both camps for different reasons.
Ipswich Win 3-2 at Selhurst Park as Crystal Palace Pay the Price for a Woeful Defensive Display
Ipswich came from behind to beat Crystal Palace 3-2 at Selhurst Park, with Zian Flemming's 90th-minute strike sealing three points for the visitors. Crystal Palace's inability to keep opponents out continues to be their defining problem.
Swansea 3-1 Burnley: Idah and Vipotnik Punish Burnley's Woeful Defending
Swansea put Burnley to the sword at home, winning 3-1 in the EFL Championship with goals from Adam Idah, Moussa Yeo, and substitute Zan Vipotnik. Burnley arrived with no wins in their last five Championship matches and left looking every bit as fragile as that record suggests.
Bournemouth 2-2 Brentford: Schade Brace Punishes Wasteful Cherries in Frustrating Draw
Kevin Schade scored twice for Brentford to cancel out Bournemouth's efforts and earn a 2-2 draw at the Vitality Stadium, leaving the hosts frustrated after squandering four big chances and collecting five yellow cards.
Plymouth Argyle 0-3 Barnsley: Irow, Curtis and Pepple Deliver Ruthless Away Win at Home Park
Barnsley were clinical, composed and utterly deserved as they dismantled Plymouth Argyle 3-0 at Home Park, with goals from Oliver Irow, Ronan Curtis and Aribim Pepple settling the League One contest without argument.
Vålerenga Win 2-0 at Lillestrøm: Gabrielsen Header and Lehne Olsen Stoppage-Time Strike Seal the Points
Vålerenga put in a composed away performance to beat Lillestrøm 2-0 in the Norwegian Eliteserien, with Ruben Gabrielsen heading the visitors in front before Thomas Lehne Olsen wrapped it up deep into stoppage time.