Sunderland AFC will be keen to hand Liverpool FC a second successive Premier League defeat when they meet at the Stadium of Light on 11 February.

Espanyol will be targeting more of the same when they welcome fellow European contenders Celta Vigo to the RCDE Stadium in the early kick-off on Saturday, February 14.

Manchester United will be eyeing a fourth successive Premier League win when they meet Tottenham Hotspur at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on 7 February.

 

Real Madrid will be looking to keep the pressure on La Liga leaders Barcelona when they travel to the eastern coast of Spain for a clash with Valencia at the Mestalla in the late kick-off on Sunday, February 8.

Following the month of January, Cagliari find themselves among the most in-form teams in Serie A currently as they prepare for a stern test against AS Roma on away soil next Monday.

Real Madrid won't want to dwell too much on their recent record against Rayo Vallecano when they go head-to-head in a local derby at the Bernabeu in the early kick-off on Sunday, February 1.

As two of the biggest winners from the latest round of Serie A action, Como and Atalanta will now do battle at Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia on Sunday.

Aston Villa will be looking to hand Brentford FC a third consecutive defeat in the Premier League when they meet at Villa Park on 1 February.

Crystal Palace will battle it out with their London rivals, Chelsea FC, in a Premier League match at Selhurst Park on 25 January.
 

After dropping points in their most recent Serie A assignments, Atalanta and Parma will hope to return to winning ways when they meet at the Gewiss Stadium this Sunday.