Former Real Madrid, Man City and Juventus defender Danilo rose highest from a Giorgian de Arrascaeta corner to head into the bottom corner in the 67th minute as Filipe Luis' side emerged victorious. Victor Roque missed a golden opportunity to equalise for Palmeiras with two minutes of normal time remaining but blazed his shot over the bar from close range. Everton had a chance to seal the victory in stoppage time but his low driven free-kick was pushed on to the post by Palmeiras goalkeeper Carlos Miguel. In five of the past seven seasons, either Palmeiras or Flamengo has claimed the Libertadores. Luis became the ninth man to win the competition both as a player and as a coach, having claimed the trophy twice with Flamengo in 2019 and 2022. In a first half which produced no shots on target, Chilean midfielder Erick Pulgar was fortunate to avoid a straight red card in the 30th minute when he raked his studs down the leg of Bruno Fuchs. The sides met in the 2021 final which was won 2-1 by Palmeiras.

The Portuguese slotted home from close range after latching on to Fikayo Tomori's ball across the box six minutes into the second half. With the match drawing to a close, Alessio Romagnoli's shot hit the arm of Strahinja Pavlovic but following a video assistant referee (VAR) check, a penalty was not awarded, much to the fury of the Lazio players. Milan boss Massimiliano Allegri was shown a red card during the five minutes it took for the decision to be made as both sides awaited the outcome. The result means Milan go top, one point above Roma who host defending champions Napoli on Sunday (19:45 GMT) while Lazio remain eighth.

The result moves City up to second in the table after Saturday's 3pm kick-offs, four points behind leaders Arsenal, while it is a sixth defeat in seven top-flight matches for Leeds. However, it was anything but the routine victory anticipated when Foden scored the first of his double with just 59 seconds on the clock. City were in total control as the England international steered in Matheus Nunes' cross and Josko Gvardiol doubled their advantage in the 25th minute. And against Leeds side seemingly incapable of keeping the ball long enough to launch a meaningful attack, it looked as though Daniel Farke's side were in damage-limitation territory. Only some excellent goalkeeping from Lucas Perri - who complained he was being obstructed in the build-up to Gvardiol's goal - kept the visitors in the contest. However, after the break the introduction of Dominic Calvert-Lewin galvanised Leeds and he poked home after Nunes diverted the ball into his path. When Lukas Nmecha converted his second attempt from the penalty spot after Calvert-Lewin had been fouled by City's Croatian centre-back Gvardiol, the visitors' hopes of an unlikely first away win since 20 September were briefly raised. But on a day when Erling Haaland was made to wait for his 100th Premier League goal, Foden instead came to City's rescue with an unerring left-foot finish into the bottom left corner in stoppage time.

Alaves midfielder Pablo Ibanez shocked the home side with a first-minute opener, poking home from close range on his 100th appearance in the division. Lamine Yamal equalised soon after, firing into the roof of the net from Robert Lewandowski's ball across the box. Spain forward Olmo put Barca in front with 26 minutes played when he slotted into the bottom corner from Raphinha's cutback. In second-half added time, Olmo sealed the victory with a low finish past Alaves goalkeeper Antonio Sivera. The result means Hansi Flick's side are two points clear at the top but rivals Real Madrid could return to the summit if they beat Girona on Sunday (20:00 GMT). Barca have scored in each of their past 34 matches in La Liga (91 goals), which is their best scoring streak in the competition since February 2019 under Ernesto Valverde (37 matches, 99 goals).

The Japan international fired into the bottom corner from 16 yards out from Aleksandr Golovin's cross. The hosts had to finish with 10 men though when Thilo Kehrer was sent off for a professional foul on Ibrahim Mbaye after a video assistant referee review. Monaco brought on Paul Pogba late on for his first home appearance for the club and only his second game in more than two years after a doping ban. PSG pushed for an equaliser in injury time but Vitinha had a shot saved and Joao Neves missed with a header. Monaco move up to sixth.