The best European leagues are back in full swing and after a full day of action in the Premier League which saw Chelsea beat Fulham, Tottenham Losing against Bournemouth and Manchester United finally won their first victory of the season, attention turned to Germany, Spain, Italy and France.
Bayern Munich was in action against Augsburg, seeking to continue their good start to the campaign.
Elsewhere, Paris Saint-Germain faced Toulouse with aspirations to win three victories of three.
Real Madrid sought to do the same against Mallorca and the Italian champions Napoli faced Cagliari.
Read more to see how the matches took place in a Saturday evening filled with action.
2-3 Augsburg Bavaria Munich
Bayern Munich maintained its perfect start to the Bundesliga with a hard-disputed 3-2 victory over Augsburg at WWK Arena, although the champions were designed to sweat after having built an apparently unassailable advance.
Serge Gnabry opened the scoring in the 28th minute, returning home a perfectly driftwood from Harry Kane. Just before half-time, Luis Diaz doubled the advantage of Bayern, converting the Konrad Laimer Cup to do it 2-0.
Three minutes after the start of the second half, Michael Olise added a third with a composed finish, initially set up by Kane, giving Bayern a 3-0 lead.
The assistance of Robin Fellhauer, then installed Mert Komur to do so 3-2 in the 76th minute, causing a tense final.
Despite their momentum, the hosts could not find an equalizer, with the defense of Bayern and the crucial Dahmen Dahmen in the final stages.
Toulouse 3-6 Paris Saint-Germain
Paris Saint-Germain produced one of the most amazing games that Ligue 1 has seen for years, beating Toulouse 6-3 in a competition filled with scandalous goals, drama and missed occasions.
PSG has exploded blocks, marking three times in 15 minutes. Joao Neves made the headlines with not one but two extraordinary bike kicks – the second even better than the first – on each side of the calm finish of Bradley Barcola.
Ousmane Dembele then converted to the place to do so 4-0, but Charlie Cresswell gave Toulouse with a close strike.
Regarding half -time, the hosts had a chance of gold to further reduce the deficit, but after two distinct penalties – first of Magri, then a rest of Cristian Casseres – the goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier made superb consecutive stops to preserve the 4-1 advances of PSG.
The second half was no less frantic. Dembele slipped a second penalty before Neves crowned a night for the ages with a thunderous third goal on the edge of the region, completing a hat -trick that will live in memory for a long time.
Even at 6-1, Toulouse refused to fold. Yann Gboho has been late and replacing Alexis Vossah curled in time to reduce the deficit, although the result was out of doubt.
Real Madrid 2-1 Mallorca
Real Madrid survived the start of fear at the Bernabeu Santiago to go beyond the 2-1 Salorca, with the brilliant strike from Vinicius Junior sealing the three points in a difficult competition.
The visitors amazed the crowd after only 18 minutes when the whipped corner of Pablo Torre was met by Vedat Muriqi, who was ahead of the Aurélien tchouammé to launch a loop head in the lower corner.
But Los Blancos found a quick response. Dean Huijsen increased the highest to the distant post to nod his head through the goal, where Arda Guller was waiting to head towards an empty net and level the scoring.
The momentum firmly swept the Madrid path, and shortly after, the ball of Federico Valverde won at the bottom of his own half triggered a dazzling solo race of Vinicius. The Brazilian cut on his left foot and folded a weak strike beyond Predrag Rajkovic to finish the reversal in the 38th minute.
The second half was chaotic but virgin. Guller thought he was a second when he gathered at home after Mbappé’s effort, but Var excluded him for handball.
Thibaut Courtois was almost embarrassed when the strike of replacement Costa was torlled in front of him, only in Javier Carreras to cleare himself spectacularly. At the other end, Mbappe was refused twice by heroic houses of the captain of Majorca Antonio Raillo.
Naples 1-0 Cagliari
Napoli left him late but won a 1-0 dramatic victory against Cagliari at the Diego Armando Maradona stadium, with Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa tore off the victory in the 95th minute.
The champions dominated possession throughout the possession, but found clear chances difficult to come against a disciplined Cagliari side. Kevin de Bruyne and Matteo Politano both approached the first half, while Scott Mctuminay forced Simone Caprile to action with an intelligent race and strikes just before the break.
At the other end, Prati’s head failed just above the bar in what was the only real opening of Cagliari.
The second half followed a similar model. Politano narrowly pulled, Spinazzola saw an effort blocked by Caprile, and the replacement Alessandro Buongiorno missed a free head in a corner. Mctuminay continued to look dangerous, which rejects two late chances of sealing victory.
Just when Napoli seemed to be frustrated, Buongiorno bought himself in time of time with a perfectly weighted pass through the box. Anguissa arrived at the right time and calmly exceeded goat, triggering wild celebrations inside the Maradona.
