After a splendid win at Anoeta last time out, will Celta de Vigo be able to extend their excellent season start when they host Valencia at Los Balaídos next Saturday?

Third-placed Aberdeen are looking to get their season back on track with the visit of basement side Dundee United to Pittodrie.

In-form St. Johnstone can stretch their winning run to four games as they host Kilmarnock at McDiarmid Park.

Zimbabwe has reached Bangladesh on a short visit where they will play a series of three ODIs along with two T20s and the tour will commence on November 7, 2015.

Robbie Neilson’s Heart of Midlothian are looking to maintain the heat on Celtic at the top of the table as they take on Hamilton Academicals at Tynecastle.

Bordeaux looking to end woeful form as they play host to in-form Monaco.

Lyon get ready to take on bitter rivals in Derby Rhone-Alpes

PSG looking to maintain sensational form as they eye another Ligue 1 scalp.

After last weekend’s major home upset against Liverpool, will Chelsea be strong enough to put up a strong comeback when they host Dynamo Kyiv next time out?

After being held to a draw against Eintracht Frankfurt last Friday night, will Bayern Munich be able to avenge their London’s defeat when they host Arsenal next time out?

Cape Cobras were defeated in their first encounter while Warriors got four points in one-over eliminator and both sides will be in the field for the next game.

The North-London derby is always a fascinating spectacle with the clubs in and around the Champions League places but Arsene Wenger might not see a better opportunity to mount a serious title challenge with Chelsea’s demise this season and will be looking for another North-London derby win on Sunday at the Emirates.