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After the chaos and goals galore of Matchday 2, the Champions League had a lot to live up to on Matchday 3, but the league phase delivered once again as heavyweight clashes headlined two epic nights of high-octane football.

Bayern Munich vs Arsenal has become a regular match-up in the Champions League of late, and the titanic tussles between two of European football's most storied teams rarely disappoint.

Michael Carrick is fighting to keep his Manchester United job, with figures at the club losing faith in his ability to turn around their season following the humiliating 4-1 defeat to Como.

Though Arsenal remain behind Man City in the Premier League table, Mikel Arteta's Gunners are already into their stride and will surely be there or thereabouts again when the silverware is dished out at the end of the season.

Chelsea have begun exploring the right-back market as they assess their long-term options.

Liverpool went into Tuesday night's Champions League encounter against Villarreal knowing that they'd beaten the Yellow Submarine on the last three occasions when the two teams had met, dating back to 2016.

Liverpool are confident of securing Rio Ngumoha's long-term future, with the club preparing to accelerate contract discussions as the teenager's performances continue to raise expectations around his potential.

James Maddison is determined to put his injury problems behind him and re-establish himself as a key figure at Tottenham, with the coming months potentially shaping his future at the club.

Manchester United face a growing dilemma over Marcus Rashford and Bruno Fernandes, with two of the club's highest-paid players struggling to make the desired impact.

When Trent Alexander-Arnold's move from Liverpool to Real Madrid became more than just a rumour, supporters of the club didn't take too kindly to one of their own believing the grass was greener elsewhere.

What a match in prospect at the Parc des Princes on Tuesday night, as the top two teams in the Champions League go head to head in the best tie of the round.

Not to put too fine a point on it, but Tottenham's Monday night fixture against Coventry really was a must-win for the North Londoners.

For the fourth year running, Flashscore presents its ranking of the top 100 NBA players ahead of the upcoming season. Still at number one is Nikola Jokic - an individual force who elevates his team, but might yet need to raise his game and leadership to another level.

Mike Penders has a major opportunity to strengthen his claim to a long-term role at Chelsea after Emi Martinez suffered a fractured jaw.

With Man City having won all seven of their Premier League games to date, Arsenal needed three points against Nottingham Forest to remain on the Cityzens' coattails.

Our regular tennis feature, The Base Line, looks to keep you up to date with the relentless and fast-paced nature of the ATP and WTA Tours. Who were crowned champions, who struggled to make an impact, and what moments stood out?

For the fourth consecutive year, Flashscore brings you its ranking of the 100 players most eagerly anticipated ahead of the upcoming NBA season. In second place is Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, a two-time MVP who lost his NBA crown and will inevitably be hungry for revenge and a three-peat.

Luis Diaz delivered in a big Bayern win, Brighton humiliated their rivals, and Barcelona continued their incredible start to the season. Meanwhile, there were tough defeats for Napoli and Freiburg. As always, Flashscore brings you the Winners and Losers of the weekend!

Jude Bellingham is committing his future to Real Madrid until 2031, but sources expect the England international will eventually face a significant career decision over whether to remain in Spain or test himself in the Premier League.

After nearly four months, the NBA is finally making its return, as the world's biggest and best basketball league takes centre stage. The season-opening tip-off is on Tuesday evening as the Boston Celtics travel to the Detroit Pistons to kickstart proceedings.

Check out our NFL roundup as we provide all the scores and highlights from Week 6!

For the fourth year running, Flashscore brings you its ranking of the 100 players most anticipated ahead of the upcoming NBA season. Victor Wembanyama takes third place, with an MVP award seemingly destined to be his sooner or later. But he still needs to push his body and his team further.

For the fourth year running, Flashscore brings you its ranking of the 100 players most anticipated ahead of the upcoming NBA season. Luka Doncic takes fourth place, with LeBron James no longer alongside him, and will look to return to the top as the clock keeps ticking.

On a loaded day of action in the NHL, the Washington Capitals, Carolina Hurricanes and Tampa Bay Lightning all picked up statement wins early on the day.

For the fourth year running, Flashscore presents its ranking of the 100 NBA players ahead of the upcoming season. Jalen Brunson takes fifth place after winning an NBA title and the Finals MVP award. Now he faces the hardest task of all: keeping his team at the top.