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Football Tracker: Arsenal in early action with Bayern, Chelsea & Atleti all coming up

Arsenal are back in action today after a chastening loss
Arsenal are back in action today after a chastening lossAction Images via Reuters / Peter Cziborra

The super-sized international break is finally behind us, which means it's time for Europe's top football leagues to come back into full focus - and what a return it is, with a blockbuster weekend in store! Follow all the biggest matches from the Premier League, LaLiga, and more with our Football Tracker.

Saturday's highlights

• Defending champions Arsenal kick off the weekend's Premier League action, hosting Leeds at lunchtime and looking to bounce back from a damaging loss to Brighton in their last outing

• Aston Villa and Chelsea both host afternoon matches in England, before attention turns to Old Trafford in the evening for a high-stakes clash between struggling giants Manchester United and Spurs

• LaLiga leaders Barcelona are aiming to make it eight wins from eight when they host Getafe this evening, with Atletico Madrid away to Alaves before that and Real Madrid facing Villarreal in Spain's late game

• Bayern Munich headline the day's slate in the Bundesliga, Inter and Napoli play in Serie A, while PSG will close out the action in Ligue 1

Follow the day's Premier League action live here!

Key updates to keep you informed

08:00 CET - Before we get stuck into the day's games, here's a short wrap of what happened on Friday: 

There were three matches across Europe's 'top five' leagues to enjoy yesterday evening as domestic football returned, and all involved dramatic endings. Starting in the Bundesliga, table-toppers Dortmund were looking to make it five wins from five and looked assured of doing so when they led Werder Bremen 2-0 with just minutes to go...

However, Bremen mustered two goals in the last few minutes. Niclas Fullkrug haunted his former employers with a 92nd-minute equaliser to make it 2-2 and end Dortmund's perfect start to the campaign.

Over in France, high-flying Lyon were still unbeaten in Ligue 1 when they visited Lens, but left with that record in tatters as Les Sang et Or hung on to win 2-1 despite losing a man to a red card late on and conceding at the death.

Lastly, in LaLiga, Malaga also scored late, with a 93rd-minute Adrian Nino goal earning the Andalusians a 1-1 draw at home against Espanyol. They'll be happy to have avoided defeat, but the promoted side are still yet to win this season.

Elsewhere in Europe, Dutch champions PSV hit the ground running after the extended break with a 2-0 win over Heereveen.

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