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Round 3 in the Bundesliga delivered statement wins, late twists and a handful of standout Sofascore Rating displays. SC Freiburg top the table on 9 points, ahead of Borussia Dortmund on 9, with FC Augsburg and FC Bayern München on 7. For full standings and match data, you can browse the competition page on Sofascore. Bayern pass the Elversberg test SV 07 Elversberg made FC Bayern München work for their 2-1 away win, but the champions’ quality told in key moments.

Ligue 1 Round 4 packed in tight scorelines, standout goalkeeping and a couple of late twists. Lille, AS Monaco and Stade Rennais are level on 10 points at the top, with Paris FC and Lyon right behind on eight. Paris Saint-Germain climbed into 7th, while Auxerre banked a key win in the bottom five. You can dive into every match, live stats and each Sofascore Rating on the Ligue 1 26/27 on Sofascore hub.

Premier League 26/27 Round 4 packed in a derby decided by fine margins, a pair of eye-catching 0-0s, and a five-goal show on the road. From Manchester City’s short-handed win to Brighton’s clean sweep, here’s the roundup, key numbers and Sofascore Ratings you’ll want to see. Track every result, table move and player page on Sofascore’s Premier League hub.

LaLiga Round 5 packed goals, statement wins and one heavyweight goalkeeping show. Real Madrid and Barcelona both scored four, Atlético finished with a late flurry, and Real Betis flipped the odds away at Villarreal. Two level-on-points battles added grit to the weekend picture, while several draws asked more questions than they answered. Catch up on every score, the key numbers and the standout Sofascore Ratings, and follow the league table and fixtures on Sofascore’s LaLiga hub.

Round 4 in Serie A delivered a bit of everything: comebacks, late swings and plenty of goals. Inter hit five in a wild win, Milan found a rescue act, Roma stayed perfect, and two big underdogs made noise. Catch every score, table movement and Sofascore Rating on Sofascore’s Serie A page for the 26/27 season: Serie A 26/27 on Sofascore.

Villarreal started sharper and went ahead on 29 minutes when Gerard Moreno finished left-footed from close range after a flowing move that included a smart ball from Renato Veiga. The hosts threatened again soon after, only for Betis to hold on through brave blocks and quick recoveries. Betis levelled on 39 minutes, with Cucho Hernández reacting fastest to a rebound and steering in with his left.

Leeds United put together a ruthless first-half at Elland Road and never looked back, beating Newcastle United 4-1 in the Premier League. Three goals before the interval did the heavy lifting, with Daniel Farke’s side sharp in transition, stronger in duels, and far more precise in the final third. Newcastle improved after the break and saw more of the ball, but the damage was done.

Inter turned a wild Serie A night into three points, beating Udinese 5-3 at San Siro in Round 4. The visitors struck twice early, but Inter replied with five of the next six goals to settle a breathless contest. Eight goals, 33 total shots and a raft of big chances kept the pace high from start to finish. For the full event timeline, player dashboards and advanced metrics, check the match page on Sofascore. You can also follow the wider competition picture on the Serie A hub.

Five rounds into LaLiga 26/27, the early numbers already tell a story. Top scorers are clustered at the summit, and expected goals hint at what may come next. With Barcelona leading the table and Real Madrid giving chase, finishing quality is under the spotlight. Here are the current stat leaders, pulled from Sofascore’s live LaLiga data. Top scorers after the early rounds The scoring chart has a four-way tie at the top. Raphinha has 6 goals in 5 matches for Barcelona.

Como struck first from a well-worked corner in the 23rd minute. Nico Paz’s delivery created the chaos and centre-back Jacobo Ramón pounced for 1-0, a high-probability look with 0.77 xG and 0.99 xGOT, which tells you it was both a big chance and a clean strike. That early lead reflected the flow, with Como owning 68 percent of first-half possession and a 1.55 xG to Parma’s 0.35 before the break.