Matches
Before and after the big games: team news, the market, what happened.
The games ahead
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Galatasaray v Stuttgart: Osimhen trains after Friday's knock, two goals from second on the club's European list
RAMS Park, Istanbul, Tuesday 3 November, 18:45 WAT (18:45 CET). Galatasaray are 23rd of 36 with three points, Stuttgart sixth with seven. Osimhen has eight Champions League goals for the club; Burak Yılmaz's ten is next.
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Barcelona v Aston Villa: three wins from three meet a side that has just scored six, and Yamal chases Mbappé's record
Camp Nou, Tuesday 3 November, 21:00 CET, matchday 4. Villa are second of 36 with nine points from three wins; Barcelona are eighth with six. Koundé and Olmo are out for Barcelona, Ruggeri and Wan-Bissaka for Villa.
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Atlético v Bayern: Kompany still off sick, four forwards out, and Kane one goal from Ronaldo's record
Metropolitano, Tuesday 3 November, 21:00 CET, matchday 4. Bayern are 14th of 36 with five points, Atlético 16th with four. Aaron Danks is in charge of Bayern again; Musiala, Díaz, Gnabry and Saibari are out.
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Everton win 1-0 at Newcastle, their second win over them in five days, and go seventh
Newcastle 0-1 Everton. Thierno Barry tapped in after 49 minutes when Tyrique George's low shot slipped through the goalkeeper's hands. Jacob Ramsey was sent off in stoppage time.
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Newcastle v Everton: the league rematch four days after Everton knocked Newcastle out of the cup
St James' Park, Monday 2 November, 21:00 CET. Everton won 3-1 at home on Thursday in the Carabao Cup. Newcastle are 12th on 11 points and Everton 14th on 10, both with a game in hand on the clubs around them.
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Manchester United v Roma: nine games without a win, and now the only unbeaten side left in Serie A comes to Old Trafford
Old Trafford, Tuesday 3 November, 21:00 CET, Champions League matchday 4. United have three points from three games and are 20th of 36; Roma have four and are 15th. Carrick says he expects to be in charge.
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Lazio beat Cagliari 2-1 with a late Pinamonti header and go three points clear at the top of Serie A
Lazio 2-1 Cagliari at the Olimpico. Nzola put Cagliari ahead, Isaksen levelled before half-time, and Pinamonti headed the winner with seven minutes left. Lazio are top on their own after ten games.
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Juventus beat Napoli 2-0: Alajbegovic and Boga score in the last 20 minutes after Marianucci is sent off
Juventus 2-0 Napoli at the Allianz Stadium. Goalless for 70 minutes, then Alajbegovic scored, Napoli lost Marianucci to a second yellow card, and Boga curled in the second. Juventus climb to seventh.
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Arsenal win 1-0 at Anfield, their first league win there since 2012, and go top
Liverpool 0-1 Arsenal. Kai Havertz scored after 16 minutes from a low Declan Rice cross, and Liverpool hit the bar but could not find a way back. Arsenal lead the table by three points.
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Lazio v Cagliari: the leaders can go three points clear at the top of Serie A after Inter lose the derby
Stadio Olimpico, Sunday 1 November, 15:00 CET. Lazio are top on goal difference with 25 points and no defeats. Inter lost 3-1 at Milan on Saturday, so a win takes Lazio clear for the first time this season.
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Leverkusen v Stuttgart: two long injury lists, and a visiting club living two different seasons at once
BayArena, Saturday 31 October, 15:30 CET. Stuttgart are 15th in the Bundesliga and sixth in the Champions League table. Leverkusen are fourth at home, with six players out. The other German game worth your afternoon.
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Racing Santander v Real Madrid: Mourinho's side chase a sixth straight win after a perfect October
El Sardinero, Sunday 1 November, 16:15 CET. Real Madrid won all five games in October, including the game at Barcelona, and sit third, three points behind Barcelona. Racing are 13th with a goal difference of minus 11.
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Barcelona v Alavés: Flick wants a response after two defeats in a row, with four defenders out
Spotify Camp Nou, Saturday 31 October, 21:00 CET. Barcelona lost 2-1 at home to Real Madrid last Sunday and 4-2 at PSG before that. They still lead La Liga by two points. Alavés are seventh.
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Bayern v Dortmund: Danks takes charge of Germany's biggest game while Kompany recovers, and Kane brings the Ballon d'Or
Allianz Arena, Saturday 31 October, 18:30 CET. Both clubs have 17 points and no defeats. Bayern are without Kompany, Neuer and Díaz; Dortmund are without their captain Can. The winner leads Germany alone.
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Tottenham v Crystal Palace: De Zerbi chases a third straight win against the coach who studied him
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Saturday 31 October, 18:30 CET. Spurs have won their last two, including at Chelsea; Palace are 17th, lost 5-0 at Brighton this month, and their coach Pierre Sage calls De Zerbi his model.
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Juventus v Napoli: Spalletti and Allegri have swapped benches, and both clubs are stuck on 14 points
Allianz Stadium, Sunday 1 November, 20:45 CET. Juventus lost 2-0 at Genoa on Wednesday and Spalletti apologised to the fans. Napoli won 4-1 at Monza the same night but lost Lobotka to injury.
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Manchester City v Brighton: the league rematch three days after the cup shootout, with first against third
Etihad Stadium, Saturday 31 October, 16:00 CET. City top the table on 21 points; Brighton are third with the best goal difference in the league, and they left the Etihad on Wednesday feeling they deserved to win.
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Chelsea v Manchester United: Carrick keeps his job for a Saturday lunchtime that neither side can afford to lose
Stamford Bridge, Saturday 31 October, 13:30 CET. United have gone eight games without a win and sit one point above the relegation zone. Chelsea lost to Spurs, went out of the cup on penalties and are without João Pedro.
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Liverpool v Arsenal: the first heavyweight of the month, and what Sunday says about the title race
Anfield, Sunday 17:30 CET. Both clubs play in Europe three days later. Here is the week around the game, when the team news lands, and how to read it.