On Friday night, Slovenia host Norway in the Nations League C, Group 3, as the visitors look to maintain their position at the top of the group.

On Friday night, Slovakia host Ukraine in Nations League B Group 1, as the visitor’s look to continue their perfect record in the competition.

On Friday night, Cyprus host Bulgaria in the Nations League C Group 3, as the visitors look to get to the top of the group.

On Thursday night, Chapecoense host Botafogo in the Brazilian Serie A, as the home side look to climb away from the relegation zone.

On Thursday night, Flamengo host Santos in the Brazilian Serie A, as the home side look to stay in touch with the top two in the race for the title.

League B Group 4 leaders Wales host second-place Denmark on Friday night. The two nations will battle at the Cardiff City Stadium with the winner taking full control of the group.

The 2018/19 UEFA Nations League continues this week as the players take a break from club duty to join up with their country.  The Nations League has produced some competitive games among teams on the same level and on 17th November we have a vital game between Turkey and Sweden at the Konya Büyükşehir Stadium, Konya.

On Wednesday night, Cruzeiro host Corinthians in Brazil’s Serie A, as the home side look to enhance their chances of sealing a Copa Libertadores spot.

Nations League A Group 3 leaders Spain travel to Croatia on Thursday night to tangle with the World Cup runners-up. Spain lead Group 3 by two points over second place England and cannot be relegated from the group.

Finland have made a superb start to their Nations League C campaign in Group 2, winning all four of their games in the competition so far. However, the Nordic team face a challenge to continue that record as they face a trip to Greece on Thursday night.

This season has seen the start of the UEFA Nations League, a new international tournament for European nations.  While some nations have taken to the tournament like a duck to water, it has been a struggle for other teams.

The UEFA Nations League was designed to see teams of a similar standard play each other on a regular basis and that’s made for some good groups and exciting matches.

On Thursday night, Austria host Bosnia-Herzegovina in the Nations League, as the home side looks to maintain their hundred per cent record in the new competition.

On Wednesday night, Vasco da Gama host Atletico PR in the Brazilian Serie A, as the visitors look to enhance their chances of claiming a Copa Libertadores spot.

On Sunday night, AC Milan host Juventus at the San Siro in Serie A, as the reigning champions look to continue their stellar form in the Italian top-flight.

On Monday night, Santos welcome Chapecoense to the Estadio Urbano Caldeira in Sao Paulo with both teams needing points for different reasons.  Santos are hoping to claim a place in the Copa Libertadores next season and a win could see them move into a position for qualification to the second stage.

On Sunday afternoon, RB Leipzig host Bayer Leverkusen in the Bundesliga, as the home side look to cement their spot in the Champions League spots.

Arsenal host Wolverhampton Wanderers on Sunday as they aim to continue their great form. The Gunners are undefeated in their last nine Premier League matches and a win could put them in the top four if other results go their way. Wolverhampton, on the other hand, have hit a dip in form.

One of several games involving teams in the bottom half of the table on Saturday sees Huddersfield Town welcome West Ham United to the John Smith's Stadium.

The biggest, most fiery derby in world football kicks off on Saturday in Argentina. Yet, the derby match between Boca Juniors and River Plate won’t be an ordinary Argentine league match – as if any meeting is ordinary between them.