THIS Saturday is set to be an absolute cracker for football fans, with massive games on the cards all across Europe.
Starting off domestically, Liverpool host Manchester United in the 12.30pm kick-off at Anfield.
Arguably even more impressive is this… the Saturday 3pm games in the Premier League actually look fairly exciting.
In fact, Manchester City, Tottenham, Chelsea AND Arsenal are all involved on the weekend’s opening day.
Rampant City host Stoke, Spurs go looking for a first home win of the season against Bournemouth, Chelsea travel to beleaguered Crystal Palace, before the Gunners head to Watford at 5.30pm.
And they’re just the pick of bunch.
Elsewhere in England, Wolves vs Aston Villa in a Midlands derby is the biggest game amongst the Championship listings.
Heading onto the continent and it’s set to be a great day for fans of Spanish football – with non-stop football taking place from 12pm to 7.45pm.
Athetlic Bilbao host Sevilla at 12pm, Real Madrid head to Getafe at 3.15pm, before Alaves and Real Sociedad do battle at 5.30pm.
La Liga saved the best until last though, as two giants do battle in the Spanish capital, as Atletico Madrid host Barcelona.
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Over in Germany, there are six Bundesliga games to sink your teeth into.
Including Hoffenheim vs Augsburg and Hertha Berlin vs Schalke, Bayern Munich host Freiburg at 2.30pm.
However, as it was in Spain, the best game is the evening kick-off, as Borussia Dortmund host RB Leipzig at the Westfalenstadion.
In Italy, there are two big games to get ready for as Juventus play Lazio and Napoli travel to Roma.
Meanwhile, star-studded Paris Saint-Germain will play Dijon, with big-names like Neymar and Kylian Mbappe set to take to the turf.
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