The international break is over, which means the excitement of club football is back.
Some of Europe’s biggest domestic leagues return as well as continental action with the third round of the Champions League and Europa League group stages taking place.
And, with dedication – and the right subscriptions – you can watch a match every day if you so wish over the next week.
fuboTV is one of those services which will provide you with wall-to-wall football content throughout the week, bringing access to a series of TV channels with a lot of focus on one of the world’s biggest sports.
For fans in the United States and U.S. territories, fuboTV should be your go-to place for the best football action across the globe.
And the service even offers a seven-day free trial for you to test out everything fuboTV has to offer.
To make the most of your free trial, we’ve picked out seven games you should be watching and, in typical Squawka style, some stats to prove it.
Friday 19th October
Ligue 1: Lyon vs. Nimes
Local kick-off time: 20:45
US kick-off time: 14:45 Eastern, 11:45 Pacific
Ease into your free trial with by watching an exciting attack against a leaky defence when Lyon take on Nimes. Despite not being up to the standards they set last season, Lyon boast one of the most frightening attacking quartets in Europe’s top five leagues and will find their feet.
Must-watch stat: Only bottom club Guingamp have conceded more goals in Ligue 1 than Nimes this season.
Saturday 20th October
Premier League: Chelsea vs. Manchester United
Local kick-off time: 12:30
US kick-off time: 07:30 Eastern, 04:30 Pacific
Just two days into the free trial and what a game we have for you as Jose Mourinho takes his current club to former employers Chelsea. The Blues are currently enjoying life under Maurizio Sarri, currently joint-top of the Premier League while United have been slightly under-par losing three out of eight.
Must-watch stat: Chelsea have won four of their six matches against Manchester United since Jose Mourinho took over in 2016.
Sunday 21st October
La Liga: Real Betis vs. Real Valladolid
Local kick-off time: 20:45
US kick-off time: 14:45 Eastern, 11:45 Pacific
Day three takes us to Spain for what could be an interesting affair between Real Betis and Real Valladolid. While Betis were last season’s exciting team, Valladolid currently sit seventh in La Liga having been promoted from the second division, one place higher than their opponents.
Must-watch stat: Only Atletico Madrid (four) have conceded fewer goals than Real Betis and Real Valladolid (both six) in La Liga this season.
Monday 22nd October
Premier League: Arsenal vs. Leicester
Local kick-off time: 20:00
US kick-off time: 15:00 Eastern, 12:00 Pacific
A return to the Premier League comes at the midway point of the free trial as an Arsenal side finding their feet under Unai Emery host Leicester City. The Gunners are the league’s second-highest scorers but have also shown weaknesses in defence, with Leicester also having ups and downs of their own.
Must-watch stat: Arsenal currently have the longest active winning-run in the Premier League, at six games.
Tuesday 23rd October
Uefa Champions League: Manchester United vs. Juventus
Local kick-off time: 20:00
US kick-off time: 15:00 Eastern, 12:00 Pacific
The Champions League returns on Tuesday and it’s a big one as two European giants, Manchester United and Juventus, face off. The game will see Paul Pogba taking on his former club but the bigger story is Cristiano Ronaldo’s return to Old Trafford.
Must-watch stat: Juventus have won all 10 of their matches across all competitions this season.
Wednesday 24th October
Uefa Champions League: Barcelona vs. Inter Milan
Local kick-off time: 21:00
US kick-off time: 15:00 Eastern, 12:00 Pacific
Another day, another big Champions League match as Inter Milan take on Barcelona. Inter may not be the European stalwart they once were but have proven themselves to be dark horses in the competition this season, currently sitting joint-top of the group alongside the Blaugrana.
Must-watch stat: No team has scored more goals than Barcelona in the Champions League this season.
Thursday 25th October
Europa League: AC Milan vs. Real Betis
Local kick-off time: 18:55
US kick-off time: 12:55 Eastern, 09:55 Pacific
Round off your free trial with a tasty Europa League tie between AC Milan and Real Betis. The most equal of Thursday’s fixtures, both sides will be looking to take control of Group F with a win.
Must-watch stat: Real Betis are one of three sides still yet to concede in the Europa League this season.
Where do I sign up?
Click here to begin creating a fuboTV account.
Please make sure you have entered the correct e-mail address, as this will be used as your user login ID.
For more information about fuboTV, how to sign up and which matches you can watch, read Squawka’s fuboTV review.
After that, sit back, relax and enjoy a week full of football from around the world. And feel free to watch even more…
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