Following favourable results in their latest LaLiga assignments, Athletic Bilbao and Atletico Madrid will now battle to keep their winning momentum alive when they meet at San Mames on Saturday.

Manchester United will face a tricky test when they come up against Everton in a Premier League Matchday 3 fixture, set for the Hill Dickinson Stadium on the afternoon of Sunday 6 September, kick-off at 13:00.

Among the best-performing teams in Serie A at the moment, Lazio could record their third straight victory during matchday three when they face Udinese at the Bluenergy Stadium next month.

Cagliari Calcio will be keen to cause an upset when they face champions Inter Milan in a Serie A encounter at the Unipol Domus on 30 August.

Sevilla will look to claim the heavyweight scalp of Atletico Madrid when the teams meet for a Matchday 3 fixture in La Liga, set for the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan Stadium on Saturday 29 August, kick-off at 19:30.

Liverpool will look for home comforts in the Premier League when they welcome Nottingham Forest to Anfield for a Matchday 2 fixture, set for Saturday 29 August, kick-off at 11:30.

Frosinone will look to upset Juventus when the teams meet for a Matchday 1 Serie A clash at the Benito Stirpe Stadium on the early evening of Sunday 23 August.

RCD Espanyol will be keen to hand Real Madrid a losing start to their La Liga season when they meet at the RCDE Stadium on 22 August.

Manchester City will officially begin their “post Pep Guadriola” era when they welcome Bournemouth for a Premier League Matchday 1 clash at the Etihad Stadium on the afternoon of Sunday 23 August.

Villarreal will look to continue their rise in La Liga when they face hosts Racing Santander at Stadium El Sardinero on Sunday 16 August, kick-off at 17:00.