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It’s the weekend again and that means a feast of football awaits us. This time around, there are some massive fixtures to enjoy across both Saturday and Sunday. The Football Tracker is your one-stop shop for all the major results and news.
Sunday, February 16th
13:00 CET – At 14:00 CET, the day’s play gets going in LaLiga with Espanyol hosting high-flying Athletic Club. The Basque side are sitting pretty in fourth place and have not lost in the league since October, impressively. If Athletic win today, they will have a six-point buffer on Villarreal in fifth. As for Espanyol, they have slipped into the bottom three after Valencia’s draw last night so will be desperate for anything today.
12:00 CET – There’s something about a sun-drenched lunchtime fixture in Serie A, it just feels iconically… Sunday, pun intended. Even more so when it involves the gorgeous purple kits of Fiorentina! La Viola kick off the action today against Como, alas the hosts will be without the in-form Moise Kean who is suspended.
10:30 CET – Hello and happy Sunday! The week is ending in style with Liverpool taking on Wolves and Tottenham hosting Manchester United in the Premier League before tonights Derby d’Italia between Juventus and Inter Milan.
First up though is a clash between Fiorentina and Como that will begin in two hours.
Saturday, February 15th
23:06 CET – Finally tonight, PSG have also edged to victory in Ligue 1 after Fabian Ruiz’s second-half goal provided the moment of quality in an otherwise dull affair. PSG didn’t have to come out of second gear and with the title all but wrapped up – do they have an advantage over others in Europe?
Check out the match stats here.
23:01 CET – Valencia have secured a well-earned draw against Villarreal in LaLiga after coming from behind to rescue a point which could prove vital in their aim of avoiding relegation. They are now out of the drop zone on goal difference!
Check out the match summary with Flashscore.
22:44 CET – It might have not be convincing but AC Milan got the job done to beat Verona after Santiago Gimenez’s second-half strike and they move up to seventh in Serie A.
21:54 CET – PSG might be so comfortable in Ligue 1 that they can rest key players for the Champions League midweek but they will want to up the tempo and find a winning goal in the second half – this has been poor so far as they are level with Toulouse at the break.
Follow the second half live with Flashscore’s text commentary.
21:33 CET – Work to do in the second half for AC Milan as they remain goalless against Verona at the break despite dominating the possession.
Follow the second-half action here.
21:03 CET – Over to Ligue 1 and a Mika Biereth hat-trick has helped impressive Monaco to a 7-1 hammering of 10-man Nantes. It was a dominant and ruthless display from a side growing in confidence as this season progresses.
20:30 CET – Meanwhile the clash at the top of the Bundesliga has finished all square! That is despite the fact Bayer Leverkusen dominated large spells and Bayern Munich didn’t manage a single shot on target. It is a better point for Bayern on the road as their eight-point advantage at the top remains the same.
Check out the match summary here.
16:57 CET – First up today in Ligue 1, rivals Marseille and St Etienne go head to head in a few minutes.
Follow that one here.
16:54 CET – Over to Serie A and Atalanta have dropped points at home to Cagliari after failing to break the deadlock in the second half – a disappointing afternoon for the Bergamo side.
16:48 CET – It is half-time across the Premier League and aside from a Marmoush show in Manchester, high-flying Bournemouth lead the struggling Saints 2-0 on the road and Fulham are drawing 1-1 with Champions League-chasing Nottingham Forest with Chris Wood once again on the scoresheet.
16:43 CET – Get on the Marmoush train because it is full steam ahead! City splashed the cash in January to save a season threatening to get away from them. It has taken a few weeks but the signing of Marmoush after he produced a sensational first half of the season in Germany might prove to be a great piece of business. The forward now has a first-half hat-trick after tapping in from close range to complete a dream half in which he has scored his first three Premier League goals!
16:25 CET – In an incredible few minutes at the Etihad, Omar Marmoush has scored his first two Premier League goals with two ruthless finishes to put City in cruise control against their top-four rivals Newcastle.
The first goal was route one as a brilliant long Ederson ball found the Egpytian over the top of the defence and he showed brilliant composure to dink the ball over Dubravka and into the top corner.
