On Saturday, two of the Premier League’s strugglers clash at Goodison Park, as Everton host Bournemouth.

Southampton have endured an inconsistent start to their Premier League campaign. On Saturday, the Saints welcomes high-flying Manchester United to St Marys.

The past few weeks have been a very testing time for Liverpool and their manager Jurgen Klopp.  Expectations were high at the start of the season and the big win over Arsenal only added to the thoughts of what could be achieved at Anfield.

Bayern Munich are the undisputed dominant force in German football and they have started the new Bundesliga campaign in good form. The Bavarian side host Wolfsburg at the Allianz Arena on Friday night, as Carlo Ancelotti’s team looks to catch up with Borussia Dortmund at the top of the German top-flight.

Having lost some key players in the summer transfer market, including Kylian Mbappe, Bernardo Silva and Benjamin Mendy, this season is going to be a real test for Monaco.

We have been treated to a full round of mid-week fixtures in La Liga as the season starts to take shape in Spain.

Koln were one of many surprise packages in the Bundesliga last season, as Peter Stoger’s side finished in fifth-place earning them a place in the Europa League. However, this season has started in nightmare fashion for Koln and their supporters.

On Wednesday night, Athletic Bilbao host Atletico Madrid at the San Mames, as both teams look to push into the top four of La Liga.

This mid-week there is a full round of Serie A fixtures in Italy but they don’t come any bigger than the meeting between Juventus and Fiorentina at the Juventus Stadium, Turin.

On Tuesday night, Monchengladbach host Stuttgart in the German Bundesliga, as both teams look to kick-start their campaigns in the German top-flight.

This week sees the first round of mid-week fixtures in the German Bundesliga and there is an exciting clash to look forward to at the Veltins Arena.

Espanyol welcome Celta Vigo to the RCDE Stadium on Monday night for the final match of this weekend’s fixtures in La Liga.

With both teams having played their first group games in Europe in mid-week, it’s back to the Premier League for Manchester United and Everton on Sunday.

Premier League champions Chelsea endured a terrible start to the defence of their title by suffering a 3-2 home defeat by travel sick Burnley on the opening day of the campaign.

Big questions were asked of Tottenham when Mauricio Pochettino’s side were defeated by Chelsea and drew at home against Burnley. However, two consecutive wins in the Premier League in the Champions League against Everton and Dortmund have lifted the mood around the north London club.

RB Leipzig surprised everybody by finishing as runners-up in the German Bundesliga last season. Ralph Hasenhuttl’s side made a poor start by losing their first league game 2-0 at Schalke. However, they have now recorded two straight wins in the German top-flight.

Round five of the 2017/18 Premier League season kicks off on Friday night as Bournemouth welcome Brighton to the Vitality Stadium.

Arsenal have spent the last two decades playing Champions League football. However, last season’s fifth place finish in the Premier League means that the Gunners will be playing in the Europa League this season.

Premier League Everton have endured a poor start to their season having suffered successive defeats against Chelsea and Tottenham. However, on Thursday the Toffees have a chance to take a break from their tough domestic campaign, as the Merseysiders visit Italian side Atalanta in the Europa League.

Wembley has not been a kind stadium to Tottenham, as this season Spurs have picked up just one point from two Premier League games at their temporary home this season.