Another action-packed weekend kicks off across Europe’s top leagues. In the Bundesliga, the tenth matchday features several exciting games. On Saturday, Kompany’s Bayern Munich visits St. Pauli, aiming for their fourth consecutive league win, and fifth including the Champions League. The Bavarians are the only unbeaten team in the Bundesliga, with 7 wins and 2 draws, boasting the best offense with 32 goals and the second-best defense with only 7 goals conceded, trailing Leipzig with 5.
Leipzig, struggling in the Champions League with four straight losses, sits three points behind Bayern and will try to keep pace at home against Borussia Monchengladbach. Fifth-placed Borussia Dortmund looks to build on their recent win over Leipzig with an away match against Mainz.
An intriguing matchup sees Stuttgart taking on Eintracht Frankfurt, with the visitors benefiting from the Egyptian talent of Marmoush, the league's second top scorer with 10 goals, just behind Kane's 11. After their Champions League drubbing by Liverpool (a 4-0 loss at Anfield), defending German champions Bayer Leverkusen, managed by Xabi Alonso, head to last-place Bochum, who hold the league’s worst defense, conceding 29 goals.
In La Liga, Real Madrid seeks redemption after a rough patch, including a painful 4-0 Clásico loss to Barcelona at the Bernabeu and a 3-1 Champions League defeat by Milan. The Blancos, trailing Barcelona by 9 points, with a game in hand against Valencia, hunt for a crucial win against an impressive Osasuna side in fifth place and coming off back-to-back league victories.
Barcelona, led by Flick, is enjoying a golden streak with four straight league wins and a red-hot Lewandowski, who leads the Liga with 14 goals. Atletico Madrid, third in the standings with the best defense (only 7 goals conceded), faces a tricky away game against Mallorca. Villarreal has an opportunity at home against Alaves to stay within reach of the top of the table.
In France, De Zerbi’s Marseille takes on Auxerre, hoping to build on their recent win over Nantes. OM trails PSG, who remain unbeaten at the top, by six points as they prepare for an away match against Angers. Monaco, after two consecutive losses to Nice and Angers, will meet Strasbourg in what promises to be a high-scoring affair, with both teams scoring and conceding 19 goals so far. Meanwhile, a high-stakes clash between Lille and Nice features two teams with solid defenses, each conceding only 9 goals.