The clash between Villarreal and Real Madrid is the headline fixture of the third round of La Liga matches in the 2019/20 season, with 10 matches played across Spain on the weekend of 30 August to 1 September.

The 2019/20 Italian Serie A will get underway this weekend with matches taking place between Saturday and Monday. Join Betway now & bet on the Serie A with up to GHS 200 in Free Bets.

Liverpool FC will square off with Arsenal FC in an English Premier League match at the Anfield Stadium on Saturday. Join Betway now & bet on the EPL with up to GHS 200 in Free Bets.
 

Barcelona will have their first home match of the new La Liga season when they welcome Real Betis on Sunday 25 August. The clash is one of 10 fixtures spread across 23-25 August in the second round of the 2019/20 campaign.

Valencia will chase a winning start to the 2019/20 La Liga season when they play host to Real Sociedad at Estadio de Mestalla on Saturday 17 August. Join Betway today and place a winning bet on La liga with your 50% welcome bonus.

Jurgen Klopp and his Liverpool side, after narrowly missing out on the EPL title by just 2 points to Manchester City, will have to pick up their socks as they prepare to challenge again in 2019/20 starting with a clash in front of the Kop against newly-promoted Norwich City.

Interesting facts about the current Chelsea football squad, the club finances and the pre-season friendlies. Will Frank Lampard turn the Blues’ fortunes around?

Frank Lampard is set for a baptism of fire as Chelsea manager, as he takes his team to Old Trafford for an English Premier League clash against Manchester United on Sunday 11 August 2019. Join Betway now & bet on the EPL with up to GHS 200 in Free Bets.

The UEFA Champions League is the pinnacle competition in world soccer. Top clubs across the best leagues from across the world compete for a title that arguably rivals the World Cup itself. Today, we're going to take a look at a few of the astonishing facts behind this incredible club competition.

Being a football manager in top-flight competitions is probably one of the most stressful jobs on the planet, and if there’s one thing that could make it worse – it would be taking a position at your old club’s most hated rival.