Substitute Ferran Torres headed them into the lead from Desire Doue's cross, his seventh goal in six games. England midfielder Angel Gomes showed some good footwork before finishing to put Marseille level. Marquinhos then put PSG ahead from close range after his initial effort was saved by Jeffrey de Lange. Marseille ended up with 10 men after Timothy Weah, once of PSG, was shown a second yellow card for pulling Nuno Mendes. The hosts are in the relegation zone after a fourth defeat in five matches. PSG - who have won five titles in a row - are up to sixth in the Ligue 1 table. They are five points behind leaders Monaco, who beat Lens 2-1 on Friday.

The turning point of the game came when Dean Huijsen pulled down Giuliano Simeone just inside the box. Huijsen was sent off after a video assistant referee (VAR) review - and Alejandro Grimaldo scored the resulting penalty. Jonathan David slid in to score his third goal in three La Liga games from Simeone's cross to make the points safe for Atletico. The hosts brought on Julian Alvarez, who tried to engineer a summer move to Barcelona, soon after that to some boos. Antonio Rudiger headed in Bernardo Silva's free-kick to give Real late hope but they could not find an equaliser. Real sit six points behind leaders Barcelona, who have won every game, and one behind Atleti.

Alexander Isak's fourth Premier League goal of the season settled a poor game - and left the Cherries seeking a first top-flight win of the campaign going into October. A determined run by Cody Gakpo ended with a ball into the box that Bournemouth failed to deal with and Sweden forward Isak tucked home from close range. Isak was mobbed by Liverpool's travelling fans after running over to celebrate with them and was booked by referee Michael Oliver. Iraola, who secured European qualification for Bournemouth before leaving to take charge of Liverpool in the summer, received a warm welcome from the Cherries fans on his return. But he was on course to suffer a frustrating afternoon in Dorset until Isak pounced in the 57th minute. Before then Bournemouth had gone closest to scoring through Evanilson's 18th-minute flick which Alisson did well to put behind for a corner. At the other end, Florian Wirtz skied an attempt over the bar from close range that was flagged offside when replays showed he was, in fact, onside. Meanwhile, expensive summer signing Bradley Barcola forced Djordje Petrovic to save with his legs, while Dominik Szoboszlai's 25-yard dipping free-kick dropped just wide. Liverpool climb to sixth with nine points from five games, while Bournemouth have three points and drop to 17th.

The in-form Brazilian produced a clinical display of finishing at the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan Stadium to take his goal tally this season to 14 in all competitions. Raphinha also hit a treble in the 7-2 win over Racing Santander last Wednesday. Barcelona's win moved them up to 21 points - six clear of both Real Madrid in second and third-placed Real Betis, but having played a game more. Real visit city rivals Atletico Madrid on Sunday (15:15 BST), while Betis travel to Deportivo La Coruna (17:30). Sevilla opened the scoring in the 19th minute after a well-worked move culminated in Felix Correia's cross to the near post where Youssouf Fofana nodded in. But Raphinha got Barca back on level terms three minutes later when he checked back inside and calmly struck the ball beyond Sevilla goalkeeper Odysseas Vlachodimos. Teenager Lamine Yamal was instrumental in Raphinha's second in the 52nd minute when he dribbled away from goal before he clipped a cross for the ex-Leeds man to head in. Yamal was the supplier again in the 69th minute when he slipped in Raphinha with an exquisite pass and the 29-year-old deftly chipped it over Vlachodimos. It sealed a seventh straight league win for Barca - their eighth in all competitions - while Sevilla remain in fifth place on 13 points.

In a breathless top-of-the-table encounter, Manu Kone fired the hosts ahead in the sixth minute before adding his second, initially ruled out for offside, in the 37th minute. Lautaro Martinez pulled Inter back into the game within 30 seconds of the second-half restart, and levelled with his second strike in the 79th minute. Inter looked the more likely to find a winner, but both sides held firm to share the points and maintain their unbeaten starts to the season after five league games. On an emotional evening across Italy, fans from both ends paid tribute to Sandro Mazzola, the legendary Inter forward who won four Serie A titles and two European Cups with the Nerazzurri, as well as the 1968 European Championship with the national team. In a perfect start for Roma, the hosts almost blew the roof off the Stadio Olimpico when Paulo Dybala's clipped cross found Nahuel Molina at the back post, with his header dropping for Kone to steer home a low finish. Inter pushed for an equaliser and came close on the half-hour mark when Englishman Curtis Jones flicked the ball to Alessandro Bastoni, whose shot clipped the outside of the post. Kone, who was blocked from leaving the Roma on deadline day, sealed a double when his left-footed shot from the edge of the six yard box went high into the centre of the goal. The Frenchman had scored only four times in 66 previous Roma appearances, but became the fifth player to net two goals or more in the first half for the club against Inter in Italian top-flight history. But the hosts conceded just their second goal of the season straight after half‑time when Marcus Thuram slipped the ball to Martinez, who guided a left‑footed finish into the bottom corner. Donyell Malen, who has scored the most goals in Europe's top five leagues this year, thought he had a third Roma goal, but Inter keeper Josep Martinez produced a superb save with his head from close range. After a relentless push to get back on level terms, the visitors were finally rewarded when they hit the bar from a corner before working the ball back quickly to Martinez to claim his second. Inter, who recovered from a two-goal deficit to beat both Napoli and Udinese, were without England John Stones and Djed Spence though injury. And the draw meant they are second on goal difference, while Roma, who have only won two of their last 18 meetings against the Milan outfit, remain in top spot.