21:50 BST - Some full-time scores to share tonight.
Napoli have claimed a 2-0 win over Sassuolo but there was less success for Lazio, who were narrowly beaten 1-0 at home to Genoa.
Nice and Lyon played out a stalemate in the final Ligue 1 match of the weekend in France.
20:40 BST - We've reached half-time in the 7.45pm kick-offs across Europe.
Napoli lead Sassuolo 1-0 at the break thanks to a Victor Osimhen penalty and Lazio trail at home to Genoa.
In France, Nice and Lyon remain deadlocked at 0-0.
20:26 BST - Harry Kane seems to be right at home with new club Bayern Munich after adding another two goals in his side's 3-1 win over Augsburg on Sunday.
The England captain later said he is already "loving the chemistry" he is sharing with his new teammates and is looking forward to building on that going forward.
20:02 BST - Some transfer news to bring you this Sunday night - West Ham have officially completed the signing of the talented Mohammed Kudus from Ajax.
Read the full story on the move here.
19:50 BST - The weekend's action is not over yet with some more fixtures across Europe getting underway.
In Italy, Serie A champions Napoli host Sassuolo and Lazio welcome Genoa to the Stadio Olimpico while in France, Nice face Lyon.
19:32 BST - Nothing more to add at the Allianz Stadium. Juventus have been held to a 1-1 draw against Bologna. For now, they move up to fourth in the Serie A table.
19:13 BST - Juventus have found an equaliser against Bologna and it's Dusan Vlahovic who gets it.
This one will stand - will anyone be able to find a winner with around 10 minutes remaining?
18:46 BST - Amidst all that mayhem it finished Bayern Munich 3-1 Augsburg and Villarreal 3-4 Barcelona.
18:32 BST - Nobody - especially not the home fans - saw that coming at all.
Here are the stats from another dramatic Premier League clash between Newcastle and Liverpool:
Read our full report of the chaos right here.
18:28 BST - It's all over! Liverpool somehow take all three points despite playing with 10 men for over an hour.
Eddie Howe looks sick to his stomach.
Klopp is grinning like crazy, as you would imagine!
18:25 BST - Why hold on when you can go and take all three points?
Mo Salah rolls it through to Darwin Nunez who once again calmly places the ball in the bottom corner.
Another great goal, a massive smash and grab for 10-man Liverpool.
The Newcastle faithful are stunned into silence.
18:21 BST - Five minutes of stoppage time at St. James' Park. What a point this would be for Jurgen Klopp and Liverpool if they can hold on...
18:20 BST - Over in Serie A, Juventus are surprisingly down 1-0 at home to Bologna at half-time.
18:12 BST - Goal! Substitute Darwin Nunez breaks free of Sven Botman on the edge of the box and rifles a sublime finish in the bottom corner.
A huge moment for the striker!
What was that about looking leggy?
18:08 BST - Newcastle are having the better of it against 10-man Liverpool who are starting to look a little leggy.
Miguel Almiron has just curled one onto the post. The hosts could do with a second to put this one to bed.
18:04 BST - There's been yet another turnaround at Villarreal as Barcelona score two quick-fire goals through Ferran Torres and Robert Lewandowski to retake the lead. It's now 4-3 to the Catalans.
17:59 BST - Harry Kane has just bagged another for Bayern Munich.
Guess he's going to be just fine over there.
17:50 BST - Barcelona are now behind at Villarreal - an impressive turnaround from them!
17:37 BST - Game on again at Newcastle. Will they put Liverpool to the sword here?
17:20 BST - It's half-time at St. James' Park and time to draw some breath.
Here are the stats at the break:
17:11 BST - Over in Germany, Harry Kane has his first home Bayern Munich goal after slotting home a penalty against Ausgburg. They're 2-0 up just before half-time.
In La Liga, Barcelona have somehow let their two-goal advantage slip and it's back to all square in Villarreal.
16:59 BST - Straight red card for Virgil van Dijk!
It's all going wrong for the Reds as the Dutchman brings down Alexander Isak - who is the last man just outside the box.
FIREWORKS!
16:56 BST - Goal! Anthony Gordon pulls away from the Liverpool back line after Trent Alexander-Arnold mis-controls and the former Everton man slots home to put Newcastle ahead.
16:45 BST - Barcelona are ahead early in their fixture at Villarreal. Youngster Lamine Yamal produces a beautifully lofted cross into the box, where Gavi rises high to head the ball into the bottom right corner and beyond the goalkeeper.
Moments later Frenkie de Jong makes it 2-0.
Follow live commentary for that fixture in La Liga here.
16:38 BST - Fireworks? Yes indeed.
Trent Alexander-Arnold gets an early yellow for throwing the ball away after a shove from Anthony Gordon.
Moments later he pushes his fellow Liverpudlian over in what looked like a second bookable offence - but the referee gives him the benefit of the doubt.
Thin ice for Trent now, though.
16:30 BST - We're underway in the game between Newcastle and Liverpool.
Lots of history in this fixture, will we see some fireworks today?
16:23 BST - Goalscorers Diaby and Cash were the obvious standouts for Aston Villa today!
16:22 BST - Manchester City spent the vast majority of their time in the home side's half:
16:16 BST - Erling Haaland missed a penalty today - the fourth time in his career he's failed to score from the spot.
16:12 BST - It was a dominant display by City in the end but they were still made to work hard for their win.
The visitors were particularly frustrated by the Blades during the first half.
Here are our player ratings from the match:
15:59 BST - The referee blows for full-time at Bramall Lane too.
Manchester City come away with the win but Sheffield United should be feeling proud of their performance today, even though that's three straight league losses for them.
Read our detailed report from the match.
Here are the stats for your viewing pleasure:
15:56 BST - It's all over at Turf Moor and Aston Villa have come away with a very decent three points.
These are the match stats:
Back-to-back losses for Burnley on their return to the Premier League!
You can read our report on all the action here.
15:50 BST - Goal! City are back in front. They immediately put Sheffield United under wave after wave of pressure.
The ball is cannoned in by Kyle Walker, hits Foden and breaks to Rodri, who absolutely leathers it in the top corner. Great strike.
Heartbreak for the home side.
15:47 BST - Goal! The home crowd are jubilant as some iffy Manchester City defending eventually sees the ball land at the feet of Jayden Bogle, who smashes it into the net past Ederson. It's 1-1!
Phil Foden has now been introduced. Could this be a famous point for the Blades?
15:43 BST - The teams are in for the match between Newcastle and Liverpool:
You can follow live updates from that one at 4.30pm.
15:28 BST - It's in the back of the net again at Turf Moor. Moussa Diaby fires a brilliant volley into the bottom right corner from the edge of the box, leaving the goalkeeper helpless. Lucas Digne provided the assist. Nice finish!
15:25 BST - Goal! Manchester City finally made the breakthrough and it's Erling Haaland - of course it is.
He's not had his best day today but he doesn't give up. Jack Grealish clips in a lovely ball to the back post and Haaland leaps to head down into the goal.
The Blades' resistance finally breaks.
15:07 BST - Goal! Back underway in the Premier League and Burnley have come out fighting.
Lyle Foster pulls one back for the home side, scoring with a brilliant shot into the left side of the goal after being released inside the box by a superb lofted pass from Johann Berg Gudmundsson.
15:03 BST - Away from the live football for a moment, Spain's football federation has announced they will hold an "extraordinary and urgent" meeting on Monday regarding the Luis Rubiales kissing scandal, amid a backdrop of backlash and criticism from players, fans and FIFA.
14:51 BST - Sheffield United have frustrated a possession-dominant Manchester City in this first half and have completed an impressive shutout.
Certainly won't be surprised to see a few more yellow cards in the second 45 if this continues, particularly if Haaland keeps getting as annoyed as he looks.
Here are the stats at half-time:
14:49 BST - Half-time between Burnley and Villa and the visitors are in control.
Here, have some half-time match stats:
14:37 BST - Missed! Astonishingly, Erling Haaland hits the post! It stays 0-0.
14:36 BST - Penalty at Bramall Lane for Manchester City after a handball...
14:27 BST - Matty Cash is at it again as the Villa right-back bags a second.
Cash latches on to a Moussa Diaby pass on the edge of the penalty area and immediately fires a fantastic first-time shot into the right side of the net.
14:11 BST - Goal! Burnley 0-1 Aston Villa. Ollie Watkins plays it into the box and Matty Cash gets on the end of the cross to put it into the back of the net.
14:02 BST - We're underway in the Premier League 2pm fixtures!
13:58 BST - It's all over at Vicarage Road and Blackburn leave Watford with all three points in the bag. It finishes 1-0 to the visitors.
Not a bad finish at all from Ryan Hedges for the winner!
13:42 BST - In Scotland, Lee Johnson has just been sacked by Hibernian after five defeats in nine games already this season.
13:29 BST - Can Sheffield United keep out the superstars of Manchester City today?
Phil Foden drops to the bench and Kyle Walker is back at his boyhood club.
Here are the line-ups for the match:
Follow live text and audio commentary for that one right here.
13:25 BST - The teams are in for Burnley v Aston Villa with the big talking point being Emiliano Martinez missing between the sticks for the visitors.
He picked up an injury in midweek and hasn't made it back in time for today. Can Burnley capitalise?
Follow the match with live text and audio commentary here.
12:56 BST - Down in the Championship it's half-time at Vicarage Road and remains goalless between Watford and Blackburn.
9:09 BST - Having had over two weeks to stew on a chastening 3-0 defeat to Manchester City in their Premier League opener, Burnley return to action this afternoon after last weekend's proposed trip to Luton was postponed due to ongoing work to revamp Kenilworth Road.
Aston Villa are smiling again following a much-improved showing last week after their opening day demolition by Newcastle - but who will get the better of things at Turf Moor today?
Catch our preview of the game between Burnley and Villa here.
8:44 BST - Manchester City will be without manager Pep Guardiola on the sidelines today after the Spaniard underwent routine surgery last week.
He's currently recuperating in Barcelona with assistant coach Juanma Lillo taking charge of today's game against Sheffield United - which kicks off at 2pm.
Read our full preview of Manchester City v Sheffield United here.
City star Bernardo Silva doesn't think his absence will be too big though: "Some players have been playing under him for seven years, others a bit less. But we know perfectly well what he wants from us and what the rest of the staff want from us.
8:30 BST - After yesterday's chaotic fun we're back again for more!
