Arsenal Open Up Gap at the Top, Barcelona Keep Their Lead

Matches in Europe's five biggest football leagues continued over the weekend. In the Premier League, Arsenal beat Hull City 1-0 at home with a goal from Martin Odegaard, earning their fifth consecutive win. Hull City, owned by Acun Ilıcalı, have now gone 8 matches without a win.

Brighton beat Brentford 2-0 at home to keep up the pressure at the top. Nottingham Forest defeated Manchester City 3-1 at home. Manchester City suffered their third consecutive defeat and fell away from the top. In the most high-scoring match of the round, Manchester United and Aston Villa drew 4-4.

After 10 league matchweeks, Arsenal lead with 27 points. Brighton have 22 points and Manchester City have 21. Hull City are 13th with 11 points.

In LaLiga, Barcelona won 2-1 away at Atletico Madrid to retain their lead. Barcelona fell behind after a goal from Giuliano Simeone, but Fermin Lopez scored twice to secure the win. Real Madrid, with Turkish international Arda Güler in the squad, won 3-0 away at Valencia. Arda Güler played 84 minutes, scored the team's second goal and assisted the last one. Real Betis won 2-0 away at Elche and stayed in touch with the top. Getafe, with Turkish international Enes Ünal in the squad, lost 2-0 to Villarreal. Enes Ünal played 81 minutes.

In the league, Barcelona remain top with 33 points. Real Madrid have 30 points, Atletico Madrid 28 and Real Betis 26.