The FotMob Rundown: What’s coming up on Saturday
By Bill Biss It’s another seven game mega-day in the Premier League, starting with Bournemouth vs. Brentford at lunchtime. Third placed Hull City go to fourth placed Chelsea at 3pm, while Liverpool play host to Fulham at the same time. Will Tottenham ever score again? A home game vs. Everton is their next chance to break their duck for the season. And then it’s off to the Stadium of Light for the late game between Sunderland and Arsenal. Augsburg are the surprise leaders after two rounds in Germany, albeit four teams have six points from six. They play Bayer Leverkusen while Dortmund, another side on maximum points are at home to promoted Paderborn. Real Madrid aim to get back to winning ways in their league campaign when they play fellow capital city side Rayo Vallecano at the Bernabéu. Liam Rosenior’s Paris FC – second in Ligue 1, face Lyon – who sit third. And in Serie A, Lazio vs. Milan determines who will end the day on top of the table. MLS is also serving up a mouthwatering contest this weekend as Inter Miami entertain Eastern Conference leaders Nashville in Florida. Although they possess Lionel Messi, Luis Suárez, Casemiro and Rodrigo De Paul, Inter Miami are currently nine points behind Nashville, who are marching towards the Supporters’ Shield. The intrigue is heightened by the fact that it pits the Conference’s best attack (Miami, 59 goals scored) against the league’s most formidable defence (Nashville, 19 goals conceded). With one win in their previous seven MLS games, Miami have to throw everything at the leaders.
By Bill Biss
It’s another seven game mega-day in the Premier League, starting with Bournemouth vs. Brentford at lunchtime. Third placed Hull City go to fourth placed Chelsea at 3pm, while Liverpool play host to Fulham at the same time.
Will Tottenham ever score again? A home game vs. Everton is their next chance to break their duck for the season. And then it’s off to the Stadium of Light for the late game between Sunderland and Arsenal.
Augsburg are the surprise leaders after two rounds in Germany, albeit four teams have six points from six. They play Bayer Leverkusen while Dortmund, another side on maximum points are at home to promoted Paderborn.
Real Madrid aim to get back to winning ways in their league campaign when they play fellow capital city side Rayo Vallecano at the Bernabéu. Liam Rosenior’s Paris FC – second in Ligue 1, face Lyon – who sit third.
And in Serie A, Lazio vs. Milan determines who will end the day on top of the table.
MLS is also serving up a mouthwatering contest this weekend as Inter Miami entertain Eastern Conference leaders Nashville in Florida.
Although they possess Lionel Messi, Luis Suárez, Casemiro and Rodrigo De Paul, Inter Miami are currently nine points behind Nashville, who are marching towards the Supporters’ Shield.
The intrigue is heightened by the fact that it pits the Conference’s best attack (Miami, 59 goals scored) against the league’s most formidable defence (Nashville, 19 goals conceded).
With one win in their previous seven MLS games, Miami have to throw everything at the leaders.
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