Football fans have plenty to choose from today as the Premier League takes centre stage alongside a packed programme across Spain, Germany, Italy and France.
Liverpool, Tottenham, Real Madrid, Borussia Dortmund and Juventus are among the biggest names in action, making Saturday one of the first genuinely busy weekends of the new European season.
Liverpool welcome Nottingham Forest
Liverpool return to Anfield today to face Nottingham Forest in the Premier League's early kick-off.
The match starts at 12:30pm BST, with Liverpool looking for their first league victory of the campaign after being held to a 2-2 draw by Newcastle United on the opening weekend.
Forest will provide a serious test. Liverpool will be expected to control possession and create the majority of the chances, but their visitors will hope to exploit any defensive uncertainty and leave Merseyside with a result.
For supporters in the UK, the match is available on TNT Sports and HBO Max.
In the United States, fans can watch through USA Network and Peacock.
European viewing arrangements vary by country, with supporters advised to check their domestic Premier League broadcaster.
Tottenham face Newcastle in the evening
The day's biggest Premier League fixture comes at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, where Tottenham Hotspur host Newcastle United at 5:30pm BST.
Tottenham will be desperate for a response after beginning the season with a 3-0 defeat against Brentford. Newcastle, meanwhile, will arrive in north London after their entertaining draw with Liverpool.
The match offers an early opportunity for both clubs to put points on the board and build momentum before the season settles into its rhythm.
The game is being shown live in the UK on Sky Sports, with streaming available through NOW.
US viewers can watch on NBC, Peacock and Universo.
As with the other Premier League fixtures, European broadcast rights differ between countries.
Real Madrid begin another LaLiga campaign
Real Madrid are also in action today as they face Mallorca at the Santiago Bernabéu.
The Spanish giants will be expected to challenge for the title again this season, putting additional importance on collecting maximum points from home fixtures.
The Madrid squad contains plenty of attacking talent, and the Bernabéu crowd will expect an assertive performance against Mallorca.
In the United States, the match is available through ESPN.
UK and European supporters should check their local LaLiga rights holder for the live broadcast.
Other LaLiga fixtures today include Real Sociedad against Espanyol and Levante against Real Betis, providing plenty of competition for supporters looking beyond the Bernabéu.
Dortmund launch their Bundesliga campaign
In Germany, Borussia Dortmund host Hamburger SV as the Bundesliga gets properly into its new season.
Dortmund will have ambitions of challenging near the top of the table and will want to make home advantage count from the outset.
The Bundesliga began on Friday, when Bayern Munich made a statement by beating Stuttgart 5-1.
That result immediately puts the focus on the other leading contenders, with Dortmund among the clubs hoping to prevent Bayern from establishing an early advantage.
The UK and European broadcast arrangements for Bundesliga matches vary by territory, so supporters should check their local rights holder before kick-off.
Juventus headline Serie A action
Italy also has a full programme today, with Juventus hosting Parma among the headline fixtures.
Juventus will be looking to establish themselves as serious title contenders after another summer of rebuilding and expectation in Turin.
Other Serie A matches include Fiorentina against Frosinone, Monza against Udinese and Sassuolo against Torino.
US supporters can follow Serie A through its American broadcast platforms, including Peacock and Telemundo services, depending on the individual fixture.
Fans in the UK and elsewhere in Europe should check their domestic Serie A broadcaster.
Lyon and the Ligue 1 contenders
France offers another busy evening of football.
Among today's Ligue 1 fixtures are Lyon against Le Havre, Strasbourg against Lens, Auxerre against Angers, Brest against Toulouse, and Lorient against Troyes.
Paris Saint-Germain were held to a dramatic 2-2 draw by Lille on Friday, conceding twice before rescuing a point through two late goals.
That result gives the chasing pack an early opportunity to make up ground, although it is far too early in the campaign for the league table to carry much significance.
Where to watch today's biggest games
Liverpool v Nottingham Forest — 12:30pm BST
UK: TNT Sports / HBO Max
US: USA Network / Peacock
Europe: Local Premier League rights holder
Real Madrid v Mallorca
UK: Local LaLiga rights holder
US: ESPN
Europe: Local LaLiga rights holder
Borussia Dortmund v Hamburger SV
UK: Local Bundesliga rights holder
US: Check local broadcaster
Europe: Local Bundesliga rights holder
Juventus v Parma
UK: Local Serie A rights holder
US: Peacock / Telemundo platforms
Europe: Local Serie A rights holder
Tottenham Hotspur v Newcastle United — 5:30pm BST
UK: Sky Sports / NOW
US: NBC / Peacock / Universo
Europe: Local Premier League rights holder
With Liverpool starting the day and Tottenham closing out the Premier League's headline action, there is a distinctly English flavour to Saturday's schedule. But from Madrid to Dortmund and Turin, supporters across Europe have plenty of reasons to settle in for another full day of football.