Harry Kane and Bayern Munich
13 September 2026

Harry Kane scored Bayern Munich’s winner in a 2-1 Bundesliga victory over Elversberg, taking his Bayern total to 150 goals in only 153 competitive appearances. The strike ended his two-match league scoring drought and secured three points for Bayern.

Maurice Krattenmacher had threatened to earn Elversberg a draw before Kane struck the decisive goal. The England captain now has 99 Bundesliga goals, leaving him one league strike away from reaching a century in Germany’s top flight.

Cavan Sullivan and Philadelphia Union
13 September 2026

Cavan Sullivan scored twice as Philadelphia Union thrashed San Diego FC 5-0, extending his run to five consecutive matches with a goal contribution. The 16-year-old has now produced 11 goal contributions across his past eight matches for Philadelphia.

Sullivan opened his account with an instinctive back-flick before timing a run into the box for his second after half-time. Philadelphia are unbeaten in 10 MLS matches since the season resumed, while Sullivan is pushing for his first USMNT call-up.

Feyenoord, PEC Zwolle and Nacho Ferri
13 September 2026

Feyenoord thrashed PEC Zwolle 7-0 in the Eredivisie, producing an emphatic response to their 5-1 Champions League defeat at Barcelona. The result became the biggest defeat in PEC’s club history and featured a hat-trick from striker Nacho Ferri.

Feyenoord dominated from the opening stages and captain Luciano Valente said they could have been six goals ahead by half-time. Ferri scored three times, while Givairo Read supplied three assists as Giovanni van Bronckhorst’s side overwhelmed PEC throughout.

Chelsea, Manchester United and Eva Olid
13 September 2026

Chelsea beat Manchester United 5-0 in the Women’s Super League, handing Eva Olid a second defeat in her first two league matches as United manager. United managed only two attempts, one on target, while Chelsea produced 25 efforts during the rout.

United had already lost their opener 2-1 to London City Lionesses and have now failed to win their first two WSL games for the first time since 2019-20. Chelsea responded emphatically after drawing 1-1 with Aston Villa on opening weekend.

Coventry City, Brighton and Frank Lampard
13 September 2026

Coventry were thrashed 5-0 at home by Brighton, leaving them with four defeats and no goals from their first four Premier League matches. They became only the fifth team in English top-flight history to start a season with four scoreless losses.

Coventry trailed by one at half-time before Brighton doubled the lead and Taiwo Awoniyi was sent off shortly afterwards. Frank Lampard’s side have now lost their last 46 Premier League matches after conceding first, a sequence stretching back to 1999.

Sassuolo, Juventus and Vasilije Adzic
13 September 2026

Sassuolo beat Juventus 3-2 in a dramatic Serie A match featuring five second-half goals and three strikes from the 89th minute onward. Vasilije Adzic scored the decisive goal in the 94th minute after Juventus had twice fought back to equalise.

Sebastiano Esposito opened the scoring before Edon Zhegrova levelled for Juventus. Kieron Boy restored Sassuolo’s lead in the 89th minute, Zhegrova equalised again in stoppage time, then Adzic struck three minutes later to secure all three points.

Tottenham Hotspur, Everton and Roberto De Zerbi
12 September 2026

Tottenham drew 0-0 with Everton, extending their Premier League scoring drought to 407 minutes. Roberto De Zerbi’s side became the first Tottenham team to fail to score in its opening four league matches across any tier, despite a major summer rebuild.

Spurs controlled early possession but created little, with Mateus Fernandes registering their first shot on target after 46 minutes. Everton later had the better chances, while boos greeted the final whistle as Tottenham’s search for both a league goal and victory continued.

Chelsea, Hull City and Xabi Alonso
12 September 2026

Chelsea drew 2-2 at home with Hull after twice conceding from defensive mistakes. The Blues have now allowed at least two goals in each of their opening four league matches and gone 20 league games without a clean sheet, their longest run in 65 years.

Morgan Rogers opened the scoring before Mohamed Belloumi struck twice for Hull. Joao Pedro equalised after half-time, but Chelsea goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez still made key saves as Xabi Alonso admitted his side were too soft and lacked defensive control.

Kylian Mbappe, Real Madrid and Rayo Vallecano
12 September 2026

Real Madrid beat Rayo Vallecano 4-1 at the Bernabeu as Kylian Mbappe scored twice and supplied an assist. Jose Mourinho’s side moved level with Barcelona on 12 points after responding emphatically to their previous LaLiga defeat against Real Betis.

Mbappe converted an early penalty and then created Alvaro Carreras’ goal before Jude Bellingham made it 3-0 before half-time. Sergio Camello pulled one back after the break, but Mbappe scored again in stoppage time to complete the victory.

Al-Nassr, Al-Khaleej and Abdullah Al-Hamdan
12 September 2026

Al-Nassr drew 1-1 with Al-Khaleej but extended their league scoring streak to 94 consecutive matches, surpassing River Plate’s 93-game mark. The record provided a consolation on a night when Al-Nassr dropped two points in the Saudi Pro League title race.

Omar Mascarell headed Al-Khaleej ahead before half-time before substitute Abdullah Al-Hamdan equalised in the 72nd minute. Cristiano Ronaldo and Joao Felix could not find a winner, leaving Al-Nassr third on 16 points, two behind league leaders Al-Hilal.