Arsenal defeated Slavia Praha and ten-man Bayern München triumphed at holders Paris Saint-Germain as UEFA Champions League Matchday 4 kicked off on Tuesday.

Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic cemented their status as arguably the Premier League’s best ever centre-back partnership, while Edwin van der Sar kept 14 clean sheets in a row between November and February. That is still an English top-flight record. Unsurprisingly.

Liverpool, despite smashing Eintracht Frankfurt last time out, were given a 10.36% chance of winning the Champions League. However, after wins on Tuesday evening, both teams are, according to Opta, more likely to achieve success in Europe’s premier competition.

Who's leading after MD10? And what does our writer, the algorithm, a child and this week's subscriber expect to see on Matchday 11?

It's the derby of teams who can be extremely happy with their lot on Saturday as Sunderland welcome Arsenal to the Stadium of Light. At the 10 game mark, both find themselves in positions they could scarcely have dreamed of before a ball had been kicked and will know that a win in this game could set them up perfectly for the business end of the season in the months ahead.

Ian Wright has suggested one Liverpool new boy is having it easier than others as people feel he has “settled” due to having scored a few goals.

Matchweek 11 will feature two "Big 6" clashes -- and won't waste any time getting to them. The first game of the week will see Tottenham host Manchester United on Saturday as both clubs are back in the European competition conversation following historic lows in 2024-25.

Manchester City and Liverpool will not want to leave themselves further behind in the pursuit of Premier League leaders Arsenal, which means their already high-profile clash at the Etihad on

Manchester City host Liverpool in the marquee fixture of the modern Premier League on Sunday, with both teams looking for the breakthrough win that could set their season on track. Despite being second and third in the league,