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West London was the stage for a turnaround. Liverpool trailed at the Gtech Community Stadium, then came back to win 2-1 against Brentford. Keane Lewis-Potter put the hosts ahead before the break. Victor Muñoz and Alexander Isak struck after that to flip the game.
In the Scottish Premiership, Celtic routed Hearts 7-1 at Celtic Park, a result that pushed them four points clear at the top of the table. Six of the goals had gone in before the final ten minutes, and Benjamin Nygren added the last of them late in the match.
Sunderland were beaten 2-0 by Bournemouth after Marcus Tavernier scored in the sixth minute, and Evanilson added his 100th career goal shortly after half-time. Kevin Danso's early red card left Sunderland chasing the game with ten players.
Elland Road was the stage for a Premier League clash with plenty of tension, and the match ended level. Bryan Mbeumo gave the visitors an early lead, only for Dominic Calvert-Lewin to answer after the break and rescue a point for Leeds United.
A narrow away win at Espanyol, as Atlético Madrid took the points 1-0 with Alex Baena's strike arriving in the closing minutes. The hosts kept their shape tight and gave the visitors little room for most of the afternoon, but a sudden switch of play late on produced the clear chance Atlético had been searching for all match.
It began badly for Inter, who fell behind to Tommaso Pobega's strike in the tenth minute. Marcus Thuram levelled before the break, and after Cristian Chivu reshaped his side with substitutions, Carlos Augusto and Ange-Yoan Bonny turned the match around, sealing a 3-1 win over Bologna.
What began as a closely fought afternoon at La Cartuja slowly tilted toward Barcelona, who turned their control of the ball into a decisive margin after the break. The visitors ran out 5-2 winners over Real Betis, and the result gave the leaders nine league wins from nine matches.
In the Championship, Wolverhampton Wanderers recovered from behind to beat Burnley 2-1 at Turf Moor, their first win on that ground in sixteen years. Jamie Vardy marked his first goal since returning to English football, and although Fer López levelled the scores, Tawanda Chirewa struck the reply that settled it, lifting Wolves into sixth place in the table.
Few players in Serie A have a night quite like the one Antonio Raimondo just had. He bagged the first hat-trick of his top-flight career as Frosinone defeated Sassuolo 4-2 at the Benito Stirpe. Seven league goals now sit on his tally. What stood out was the variety in how he found room: he kept moving into different pockets of the box, so the three strikes felt like separate problems solved rather than one striker repeating himself.
