Tonight: Manchester United host Ipswich, Chelsea face Brighton, and Real Madrid look to stay perfect

⚽ It’s a quiet night on the pitch at home, but with plenty of European league action to keep us busy. Manchester United host Ipswich Town in today’s standout Premier League fixture — the hosts looking to bounce back from their opening-day loss to Hull City, while Ipswich arrive in better spirits after beating Sunderland. Kick-off is at 6:30pm on beIN Sports 1.

Also in the Premier League tonight:

• Chelsea vs. Brighton — 4pm, beIN Sports 1;
• Leeds vs. Brentford — 4pm, beIN Sports 4;
• Sunderland vs. Fulham — 4pm, beIN Sports 3.

In La Liga, Real Madrid host Málaga in the third round of the Spanish league, looking to maintain their perfect start after emerging victorious from their opening two matches. Kick-off is at 6pm on beIN Sports 2.

Also tonight:

• Deportivo La Coruña vs Valencia — 8:30pm, beIN Sports 4;
• Celta Vigo vs. Athletic Bilbao — 10:30pm, beIN Sports 3.

On our radar in the major European leagues:

• Paris FC vs. Nice — Ligue 1, 4pm, beIN Sports 5;
• Rennes vs. Le Mans — Ligue 1, 6:15pm, beIN Sports 5;
• Napoli vs. Como — Serie A, 7:30pm, Starzplay;
• Monaco vs. Marseille — Ligue 1, 9:45pm, beIN Sports 1;
• Cagliari vs. Inter Milan — Serie A, 9:45pm, Starzplay;
• Lazio vs. Genoa — Serie A, 9:45pm, Starzplay.

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At home, Al Ahly continued their strong Nile League start, beating Zamalek FC 2-0 to make it two victories from two. They sit second behind Pyramids, who beat Abu Qir Fertilizers 2-0 to lead the table on six points.

In Europe, Man City kept its streak, beating Crystal Palace 4-1, while Liverpool let a lead slip and drew 2-2 with Nottingham Forest. Newcastle United beat Tottenham 2-0 in a deserved victory — Omar Marmoush’s first appearance for Spurs.

ALSO- Barcelona beat Athletic Bilbao 2-0 in Thursday’s fixture, while Atlético Madrid claimed an important 3-1 victory over Sevilla to go top of the table. In France, PSG snatched a valuable point from Lille in a dramatic draw, scoring twice in added time.

In Turkey, Trabzonspor are out of the Europa League after a 5-0 aggregate loss to Hungarian side Ferencváros in the play-off round, dropping into the Conference League. Head coach Fatih Tekke announced his resignation in a live television interview immediately after the match, taking full responsibility for the result — only for the club’s board to swiftly reject the resignation and confirm he would remain in charge.

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