It’s another weekend for football lovers to stay glued to their television screens to follow exciting football action from their favorite clubs.
The battle for supremacy in European league continues across several stadiums in the continent this weekend. In this article, SportPremi will take a look at the five biggest matches to watch this weekend;
Chelsea vs Liverpool
This is a clash between two English heavyweights, with the first installment of this fixture set to take place at the Stamford Bridge.
Defending English Premier League champions Liverpool have suffered a slight dip in the past week following two straight defeats, while Chelsea are also not in the best form.
The Blues have had a player sent off in three of the last four matches and with Anthony Taylor set to officiate this weekend’s clash against Liverpool, expect the number to increase especially with the Englishman’s record against the Blues.
Will the Reds bounce back from two consecutive defeats in all competitions, or will the home side end their three-match winless run in the league?
Kickoff is by 5:30 PM on Saturday.
Juventus vs AC Milan
Two of the most iconic clubs in Italian Serie A history clash this weekend as Juventus play host to AC Milan on matchday six of the 2025/26 season.
Both sides have started the season well and while Milan top the standings on goal difference, Juventus remain one of the three unbeaten teams in the league.
This clash could go a long way in determining the league champions at the end of the campaign.
Kickoff is by 7:45 PM on Sunday
Real Madrid vs Villareal
The battle of second vs third in the Spanish La Liga, Real Madrid will hope to bounce back from last weekend’s thrashing in the Madrid derby, though they face a stern test against Villareal.
Since the arrival of Xabi Alonso in the summer, Los Blancos have improved remarkably and with the exceptional form of Kylian Mbappe, they might prove too difficult for Villareal to handle.
However, the away side have a history of pulling off shock results, which makes this particular clash a must watch.
Kickoff is by 8 PM on Saturday.
Eintracht Frankfurt vs Bayern Munich
The Bundesliga clash of the round, Eintracht Frankfurt host Bayern Munich this weekend, hoping to end the champions unbeaten start to the season.
The Bundesliga champions are one of the most in-form teams in the world currently and are very difficult to stop with the devastating form of Harry Kane.
However, Frankfurt have proven their quality several times and possess enough threat to hurt the visitors on the counter.
Will Bayern continue their 100% start to the season or will Frankfurt move up the table with a big win over their opponents?
Kickoff is by 5:30 PM on Saturday.
Lille vs PSG
PSG are reeling from their midweek 2-1 triumph over Barcelona in the Champions League in midweek, but can they triumph over Lille considering they will be missing several of their first team players?
Both sides have found the back of the net in the last five meetings, so it is expected that this particular encounter should deliver loads of goals.
The champions have already lost this season and have shown vulnerabilities in their play this season, but can Lille capitalize and punish them?
Kickoff for this fascinating clash is by 7:45 PM on Sunday.
