After a two-week break, club football returns this weekend with several high-profile games in Europe’s top leagues. As usual, follow all the news and results with our football tracker.

15:58 CET – Athletic Bilbao moved up to fourth place in LaLiga after a comfortable 4-1 win against Espanyol and Inaki Williams (30) scored a brace.

15:34 CET – It’s decided between Tottenham and West Ham in the Premier League’s early kick-off, with Ange Postecoglou’s side emerging victorious after three second-half goals in nine minutes helped them to a resounding 4-1 win.

15:12 CET – Meanwhile, in the Bundesliga, Bayer Leverkusen and RB Leipzig are each in action for just under 20 minutes to keep the pressure on Bayern Munich at the top of the table.

Follow the current Bundesliga action here.

15:03 CET – Five Premier League games start at 4:00 p.m. CETincluding a competitive game for Manchester United at home against Brentford. Here are the lineups for it:

13:23 CET – It’s half-time in north London and Dejan Kulusevski’s brilliant shot has brought Tottenham level against West Ham.

Both teams had numerous chances in an entertaining first half, with the hosts dominating possession after Mohammed Kudus’ early opener.

12:32 CET – We’re less than an hour away from the first Premier League game of the day between London rivals Tottenham and West Ham. Here are the lineups for both teams, with Son Heung-min returning for the hosts.

10:55 CET – In Italy, Parma have made a solid start to Serie A, picking up a brilliant home win against AC Milan and impressive draws against Fiorentina and Bologna.

They face a fascinating duel against Como 3:00 p.m. CET this afternoon. You can read our latest FlashFocus article about Parma Here.

10:30 CET – Hello and welcome back to our football tracker! Club football has finally returned after the international break and what a weekend it promises to be.

Today’s action begins with Tottenham hosting London rivals West Ham United in the Premier League 1:30 p.m. CET.

Later, Manchester United, Brentford and Arsenal travel to Bournemouth, while Bayern Munich, Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid take to the field across Europe.