With another huge round of Premier League action in the books, all eyes turned to Europe’s top leagues on Sunday evening.
There were some huge games on offer, including Juventus and AC Milan in Serie A, as they continued to chase the Champions League spots, while Marseille met Lyon in a big Ligue 1 clash.
Catch up with the best of the action below.
Roma 3-3 Juventus: Six-goal thriller in Serie A
Roma and Juventus shared six goals in a dramatic 3-3 draw at the Stadio Olimpico, with Federico Gatti’s stoppage-time strike rescuing a point for the visitors.
Roma led at the break through a fine 39th-minute finish from Wesley, who curled into the top corner after being slipped in by Niccolo Pisilli.
The game exploded after the interval. Chico Conceicao rifled in from the edge of the box on 47 minutes to level, only for Evan Ndicka to restore Roma’s lead seven minutes later, prodding home from Lorenzo Pellegrini’s corner.
When Donyell Malen raced through to dink Mattia Perin for 3-1 on 65 minutes, Roma appeared in control.
Juventus responded through substitutes. Jeremie Boga volleyed in on 78 minutes to reduce the deficit, setting up a tense finish. In stoppage time, a free-kick was flicked on and fell to Gatti, who smashed past Mile Svilar to seal a chaotic draw.
Cremonese 0-2 AC Milan: Rossoneri leave it late
AC Milan left it late to secure a 2-0 win over Cremonese.
The first half produced chances at both ends. Cremonese started brightly, with early deliveries from Jari Vandeputte causing problems, while Jamie Vardy and Federico Bonazzoli both fired off target.
Milan’s best opening fell to Rafael Leao, released one-on-one by Youssouf Fofana, but he dragged his effort wide of the near post.
Milan’s pressure increased after the break, yet clear chances remained limited. Cremonese came closest when Vandeputte’s deep free-kick found Sebastiano Luperto, whose downward header was kept out by a sharp reaction save from Mike Maignan.
With time running out, Milan finally made the breakthrough in the 89th minute. A short corner routine ended with Luka Modric clipping a cross into the area, Koni De Winter flicking on and Strahinja Pavlovic guiding the ball home at the far post.
Cremonese pushed forward in stoppage time and were caught on the counter. Christopher Nkunku squared unselfishly for Leao to tap into an empty net, sealing the points.
Marseille 3-2 Lyon: Aubameyang brace seals win
Marseille struck twice in the final 10 minutes to seal a 3-2 victory over Lyon in Ligue 1.
Lyon made the sharper start and led inside three minutes. Endrick worked space centrally and slipped the ball into Corentin Tolisso, who finished left-footed high into the net to give the visitors an early advantage.
Despite Marseille’s territorial control, Lyon remained a threat on the break. Geronimo Rulli denied Endrick and Roman Yaremchuk before the interval, preserving the single-goal deficit at half-time.
The hosts found their equaliser seven minutes after the restart. Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg laid the ball into the path of Igor Paixao, who struck from distance into the top corner to level the match.
The momentum shifted, but Lyon regained the lead in the 76th minute when substitute Remi Himbert finished low across Rulli after being released by Endrick on the counter.
Marseille refused to fold. Aubameyang made it 2-2 in the 81st minute, reacting quickest after a corner and firing into the bottom right corner.
Deep into stoppage time, with six additional minutes played, Marseille broke forward once more. Ethan Nwaneri led the counter and squared for Aubameyang, who converted from close range to complete the turnaround.
