Half-time substitute Raphinha's first goal - to make it 2-0 - came from a brilliant left-wing cross from England forward Rashford. The Manchester United loanee, making his second start for Barca, played 67 minutes and had two efforts off target in a lively outing. Lopez had run onto Ferran Torres' ball to net their opener and smashed in a fantastic strike from outside the box to make it 3-0. Raphinha then rifled in their fourth. Lewandowski, also a substitute, finished off Dani Olmo's pass and then dinked in a sixth - a goal given by the video assistant referee after initially being ruled offside. Barca could easily have won by more goals, with Torres also hitting the post after a Rashford cross was flicked into his path. The game was played at the 6,000-capacity Johan Cruyff Stadium, where Barca's B team usually play, because the Nou Camp is not ready yet after being redeveloped.

Pep Guardiola's side came into the game with some concerns having suffered back-to-back defeats before the international break, but fears of another loss were allayed with goals from two players who enjoy playing against United. The win was a poignant one on a day when City paid tribute to former boxing world champion Ricky Hatton, a well-known fan of the club whose death aged 46 was announced earlier on Sunday. Speedy winger Jeremy Doku was pivotal for the first two goals, jinking through with quick feet to pull the ball back for local boy Foden to head home the opener on 18 minutes. City doubled their advantage on 53 minutes when star striker Haaland latched on to Doku's pass before holding off Luke Shaw and dinking in a sumptuous finish. Haaland, who pulled narrowly wide in the opening 10 seconds, should have scored a second immediately after netting when he took the ball round Altay Bayindir but somehow sent the ball against the post with an open goal gaping in front of him. But the 25-year-old was not to be denied on 68 minutes when he ran clear from the halfway line and made no mistake with an unerring finish past the Turkish keeper. Towering goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma was thrown straight in for his City debut in this match after the deadline day move from Paris St-Germain and the Italy captain made a superb save at full stretch to deny Bryan Mbeumo's volley. But United were not good enough in the final third of the pitch once again and drop to 14th with just one victory this season, while City's win moves them up to eighth.

Burnley looked to have frustrated the champions until substitute Hannibal handled Jeremie Frimpong's cross deep into five minutes of additional time, allowing Salah to blast home the spot-kick in front of Liverpool's elated travelling fans. Salah's winner came just as Burnley were within touching distance of being the first team to take points off Liverpool this season. Liverpool head coach Arne Slot left new £125m British record signing Alexander Isak out of his squad while he continues to build up the former Newcastle United striker's fitness, but the Reds then ran into a claret wall of defiance. Burnley barely troubled Liverpool's defence and had to dig deep to stay level for so long. Home keeper Martin Dubravka saved superbly from Dominik Szoboszlai in the second half and substitute Federico Chiesa headed wide seconds after coming on. Burnley were reduced to 10 men for the last six minutes when Lesley Ugochukwu received a second yellow card from referee Michael Oliver for a foul on Florian Wirtz, having earlier been booked for a challenge on Alexis Mac Allister. Liverpool kept pushing and got their reward, which means they have won each of their Premier League games with goals inside the last 10 minutes, including winners in added time at Newcastle United and here at Burnley. Burnley, meanwhile, have lost twice to stoppage-time spot-kicks after suffering a similar fate at Manchester United.

The siblings - sons of ex-France international Lilian Thuram - had netted within six minutes of each other to leave the score at 3-3 with eight minutes left in the Derby d'Italia. However, substitute Vasilije Adzic secured the points for Juventus when with a long-range effort in injury time. The home side's third successive win continued their perfect start to the Serie A season, while Inter are on three points after a second straight defeat under new coach Cristian Chivu. Former Bournemouth and Newcastle defender Lloyd Kelly scored his first league goal for Juventus in the 14th minute when he side-footed a low volley into the corner. But Hakan Calhanoglu got Inter back on level terms when he swept the ball home from distance on the half-hour mark, before Kenan Yildiz responded for the hosts eight minutes later with a powerful low drive. Calhanoglu equalised for a second time with a a stunning volley from the edge of the penalty area in the 65th minute. With 14 minutes left, forward Marcus Thuram headed Inter in front for the first time from a corner. However, the 28-year-old's younger sibling - by four years - midfielder Khephren nodded in a free-kick at the other end. Juve bagged the winner in the first minute of stoppage time when 19-year-old Adzic fired home a stunning 30-yard strike. "After the goal, Marcus said, 'well done', with the eyes of a brother, but he wasn't laughing," Kephren told DAZN. "He teases me about headers, and so does dad, so today I'm happy."

Serge Gnabry began the rout in the third minute with a powerful angled strike before Kane slipped in Aleksandar Pavlovic to fire home six minutes later. Kane added a third goal with a 26th-minute penalty after the video assistant referee determined Hamburg's Aboubaka Soumahoro had handled inside the box. Luis Diaz lashed in a fourth from 25 yards as Hamburg switched off following a quickly taken free-kick by Joshua Kimmich. Bayern manager Vincent Kompany introduced on-loan Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson at half-time, but it was Kane who found the net again 17 minutes into the second period. Kane started a counter-attack from the edge of the Bayern box and played a couple of neat exchanges before he smashed the ball in from 12 yards. It was Kane's 67th goal in 65 Bundesliga games for Bayern, and the 32-year-old's fifth league strike of the season. The England captain, however, was denied the chance of a ninth hat-trick in the German top flight after being taken off by Kompany shortly afterwards.