Captain Federico Valverde opened the scoring in the 28th minute with a crisp, low drive from 20 yards after Kylian Mbappe's free-kick came back off the wall. Eight minutes later, Jose Mourinho's side doubled their advantage as Arda Guler volleyed in from six yards after Jude Bellingham's cutback was deflected kindly into his path. The visitors remained in control in the second half and the result was put beyond doubt 15 minutes from time when Guler found Mbappe, who rounded the goalkeeper to score his 13th league goal of the campaign. It only got worse for Valencia as captain Jose Gaya was sent off for scything down Mbappe with the striker set to streak clear on goal. A fourth straight league win means only goal difference keeps Real off top spot, although Barca can restore their three-point advantage when they play third-placed Atletico Madrid on Sunday (20:00 GMT). Valencia stay 19th, a point from safety, after a seventh league defeat from 12 games. The game was paused nine minutes into the first half to allow players and fans to pay tribute to Tenerife striker Jesus de Miguel, who died after suffering a serious injury during a Spanish second-division match, with a minute's applause.

Jair Cunha and Delap had given Forest a two-goal lead at half-time - both courtesy of rudimentary City errors - before Rayan Cherki pulled one back with a stunning half-volley. City appeared to have the momentum but Forest remained dangerous on the counter-attack and Delap produced a spectacular finish to stymie any hopes of a comeback. The result left City six points behind table-topping Arsenal - 1-0 winners over Hull earlier in the day - in second place, while Forest are now two points above the relegation zone in 16th. It also pushed Manchester United into the relegation zone for the first time at this stage of a Premier League season. Forest had taken an early lead when Josko Gvardiol was punished for a slightly heavy touch before being bundled off the ball far too easily by Cunha. The Brazilian advanced towards the edge of the box before stroking a low effort into the corner of the net from just inside the area. The intensity of Oliver Glasner's side brought them a second goal when Xaver Schlager's tenacity allowed him to win a 50/50 challenge against a timid Elliot Anderson. Schlager released Delap, who powered his way from the halfway line - unchallenged - before lashing a powerful finish beyond a hapless Gianluigi Donnarumma. City had their moments during a frenetic first period - Erling Haaland's shot from a tight angle was cleared off the line while Enzo Fernandez should have done better with a header. The visitors reduced the arrears early in the second half when Cherki gracefully met a clearance with a crisp half-volley. City then camped in Forest's half but Delap applied the coup de grace when he finished off a swift breakaway, spearheaded by Morgan Gibbs-White, with a rasping, curling finish high into the corner of the net.

Switzerland striker Okafor combined with fellow substitute Harry Wilson 11 minutes from time to smash the ball home less than two minutes after his introduction at Elland Road. His second goal of the season was enough to earn Leeds three points for the first time in six matches, while simultaneously ending Tottenham's three-game winning streak. Leeds, though, were arguably fortunate to still have 11 players on the pitch by the time Okafor broke the deadlock late on, following a controversial end to the first half. Tottenham manager Roberto de Zerbi was left incensed by Jayden Bogle escaping punishment for a reckless challenge on Mathys Tel, with tempers flaring just after the half-hour mark. Following a VAR check that lasted more than four minutes, referee John Brooks opted against sending off the Leeds defender, who ultimately escaped without a booking. De Zerbi's anger was compounded when Tel was subsequently forced off injured and replaced by Dominic Solanke. Substitute Solanke made his introduction count five minutes into the second half when he was in the right place at the right time to clear Dominic Calvert-Lewin's header off the line from a corner. But the home side continued to push for an opener during a dominant second-half display, with Ao Tanaka and Sean Longstaff also going close before the breakthrough eventually arrived, sending the home supporters into pandemonium. After pouncing on a loose ball inside the area and slamming it past Antonin Kinsky, Okafor secured Leeds their first win over Tottenham since May 2021 and lifted them to eighth in the table. Meanwhile, a first defeat in five matches sees Spurs drop to 10th.

The hosts were frustrated for much of the match at Emirates Stadium, but Odegaard reacted quickest to slot home on the rebound in the 72nd minute, after Noni Madueke's shot had been saved by Konstantinos Tzolakis. Arsenal almost had a second when Madueke went through late on, but the winger was tackled by Tzolakis only for the ball to ricochet off Hull's Nobel Mendy and then be cleared off the line by Brooke Norton-Cuffy. The Gunners' win was their fifth in a row in the league since their 3-0 defeat by Brighton in September - still the only time they have dropped points so far this season.

The 33-year-old Ballon d'Or winner teed up goals for Joshua Kimmich and Lennart Karl to take his assist tally for the season to a league-high eight - equalling his best Bundesliga total, achieved in the 2023-24 and 2024-25 campaigns. Kane also has more assists than any other player in the first nine matchdays of a Bundesliga season since Opta began collecting data in 2004-05. The England striker is on course to surpass his best tally of 14 assists in a Premier League season, which he recorded with Tottenham in the 2020-21 campaign. Bayern's victory left them level on 21 points with second-placed Borussia Dortmund, who beat Elversberg 2-1 at home, but the Bavarian side remain top on goal difference. Kimmich put the Bundesliga champions ahead in the 14th minute after Mainz defender Danny da Costa stumbled while receiving a pass from Lee Jae-sung. Kane seized on the loose ball and fed Kimmich, who arrowed a powerful shot from the edge of the box into the top-right corner. Lee thought he had equalised for Mainz when he headed in after Manuel Neuer had flapped at a free-kick towards the back post. However, VAR ruled the goal out for offside following a lengthy check. Neuer, who became Bayern's oldest-ever Bundesliga player at 40 years and 225 days, was substituted because of injury immediately afterwards. Bayern added a second before the hour when Kane played the ball into the path of Karl, who swept it home from a tight angle. Mainz pulled a goal back in added time when Phillip Tietz glanced in a header from Benedict Hollerbach's cross, but Bayern held on to secure the points.