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NSL: Montreal Roses 1, Halifax Tides 0

Anne-Valérie Seto scored the only goal of the game and the Montreal Roses beat Halifax in front of a record-setting crowd of 17,077 at Stade Saputo in Montreal.

EPL: Coventry 0, Hull City 1

Hull City continued their dream start to life in the Premier League as substitute Liam Millar snatched a 1-0 win against Coventry on Saturday. The Canadian slotted home to cap a swift counter-attack with eight minutes left as last season's Championship playoff winners beat the side promoted as champions, making it two wins from two for Sergej Jakirovic's men after last weekend's victory over Manchester United.

Ligue 1: Lille 2, PSG 2

After Dilane Bakwa gave Lille a 2-0 lead in the 84th minute, prospects looked grim for PSG, but stoppage time came and PSG went to work, with Vitinha first getting them on the board, and Marquinhos tying it in the fifth minute of stoppage time to salvage a draw.

EPL: Crystal Palace 1, Manchester City 4

Erling Haaland opened the scoring for Manchester City in this one, as he and Rayan Cherki traded braces to lift their club over Crystal Palace to kick their season off with a pair of wins.

Bundesliga: Bayern Munich 5, Stuttgart 1

Canadian international Alphonso Davies played a key role in Bayern Munich's third goal and the defending champions got goals from four different scorers to earn a victory against Stuttgart in the opening Bundesliga match of the season for both teams.

LaLiga: Alaves 1, Villarreal 0

Lucas Boye's marker in the 31st put Alaves on the baord, and the Argentine's goal would serve as the only one in the match, lifting Alaves to a win, and leaving Villareal still winless on the season.

Are so many new faces at Liverpool a worry?

On ESPN FC, Dan Thomas is joined by Craig Burley, Frank Leboeuf and Julien Laurens to discuss Liverpool’s direction as they look set to bring in Bradley Barcola.

LaLiga: Barcelona 2, Athletic Club 0

Rodri made a winning return to LaLiga as Barcelona beat Athletic Club at Camp Nou on Thursday thanks to goals from Raphinha and Fermín López. World Cup-winner Rodri, signed from Manchester City earlier this month, made his Barça debut off the bench after Raphinha's third goal in two matches had given his side a 1-0 lead.

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