The 18-year-old was released by PSG in 2024, the same summer his brother Kylian left the club for Real Madrid. Kylian, now 26, is PSG's all-time top scorer with 256 goals in 308 games. Ethan played five times for the club without scoring. And the older Mbappe has said he would have signed a new deal with PSG if Ethan had asked him to. Defending champions PSG took the lead on Sunday when substitute Nuno Mendes flashed in a sensational free-kick from 25 yards. But Ethan Mbappe, who had only been on the pitch for four minutes, levelled late on with a clinical finish into the bottom corner from 16 yards. It was the second goal of his career, having also netted a late goal against Toulouse last month. He did his brother's trademark crossed-arm celebration as Kylian cheered from the stands. Kylian had played for Real Madrid on Saturday, scoring his 58th goal for the club in a 3-1 win over Villarreal.

The stalemate left Massimiliano Allegri's side on 13 points, two points behind leaders Napoli and second-placed Roma, while Juventus are a point further back along with Inter Milan. Juventus forward Jonathan David and Milan's Mexico striker Santiago Gimenez were both guilty of wasting first-half opportunities, while Milan goalkeeper Mike Maignan made a superb point-blank save to deny Federico Gatti. However, the visitors' best opportunity came from 12 yards out when Pulisic blazed his spot-kick over after former Newcastle defender Lloyd Kelly brought down Gimenez in the box. The result ended Milan's run of five successive victories, while Juventus have now drawn five consecutive matches in all competitions - last achieving the feat in April 2006.

Guardiola is the quickest manager to reach the milestone having done so in just 349 games - 55 games quicker than anyone else. Haaland outmuscled Sepp van den Berg to gather Josko Gvardiol's looping cross, then wriggled away from the defender before precisely slotting past Caoimhin Kelleher. It is the Norwegian striker's third goal this week and his 18th in 11 games for club and country this season. City had to hold on to their slim lead at the Gtech Community Stadium for more than 80 minutes but limited Brentford to few opportunities, despite the game opening up somewhat in a scrappy second half. Victory moves City up to fifth before the international break, but there was concern for midfielder Rodri when he hobbled off with injury after just 21 minutes. The Spaniard missed much of last season with an anterior cruciate ligament injury and is yet to return to the form that won him the Ballon d'Or last year.

Hojlund pounced on a rebound in the penalty area with 15 minutes left to score his fourth goal for the club since his summer move from Manchester United. Genoa made the most of a rare foray in the 33rd minute when Jeff Ekhator silenced the home fans with a superb backheel finish, before Frank Anguissa headed Napoli level 12 minutes into the second half when he reacted quickest to a loose ball in the penalty area. Napoli manager Antonio Conte omitted Kevin de Bruyne from his starting XI, and his side struggled to break down Genoa's back six despite enjoying 72% possession in the first half. Napoli's frustrations were compounded by midfield lynchpin Stanislav Lobotka and winger Matteo Politano limping off with injuries either side of half-time. De Bruyne replaced Politano early in the second half and had a near-immediate impact - his attempt to reach Leonardo Spinazzola's cross caused such panic in the Genoa defence that Anguissa was left free to score. Minutes after he was denied a goal because De Bruyne was offside, Hojlund was on hand to strike when Anguissa's effort was parried into danger by Genoa goalkeeper Nicola Leali. Victory sends Napoli top of the table on goal difference, level with Roma on 15 points. Patrick Vieira's Genoa remain in the relegation zone with two points and no wins after six games.

Needing victory to reclaim the leadership from Real Madrid, the defending champions suffered their worst loss against Sevilla since a 4-0 defeat in 1951. Robert Lewandowski missed a second-half penalty for Barcelona after Marcus Rashford had scored a left-footed volley in first-half stoppage time to give them hope of turning around a two-goal deficit. Hansi Flick's side were second best for long periods and deservedly fell to their first league defeat of the campaign against a side who had not beaten them in the Spanish top flight for just over a decade. Former Barcelona winger Alexis Sanchez opened the scoring from the penalty spot after visiting captain Ronald Araujo had bundled Isaac Romero over by the byeline. Romero himself swept in the second goal from an incisive counter-attack before Rashford replied from Pedri's back-post cross. However, a well-drilled home defence largely kept Barca at bay until Lewandowski put his spot-kick wide after former Manchester United winger Adnan Januzaj had fouled Alejandro Balde. And when Jose Angel Carmona and Akor Adams scored in the closing minutes it compounded a miserable afternoon for Barcelona, who came into the contest after a midweek Champions League defeat by holders Paris St-Germain. Barca remain two points adrift of Real Madrid, while Sevilla are fifth but could be overtaken by Atletico Madrid if they beat Celta Vigo in Sunday's late game.