Anthony Gordon scored his first Barcelona goal as the Spanish champions beat Getafe 3-0 at Camp Nou, maintaining a perfect start to the La Liga season. Gordon, signed from Newcastle in the summer, forced his way past three defenders before his low shot took a deflection and found the net early in the match.
Getafe’s Zaid Romero then surrendered possession inside his own penalty area, allowing Gabriel Jesus to roll Barcelona’s second into the bottom corner. Jules Koundé completed the victory in the 73rd minute from Lamine Yamal’s cross. The result gave Barcelona eight wins from eight and a five-point lead over Atlético Madrid, who beat Alavés 2-1. Real Madrid moved into third after defeating Villarreal 1-0 despite Vinícius Júnior being sent off for pulling an opponent’s hair.
The day’s most disruptive scene came at Rayo Vallecano, where the match against Athletic Club was abandoned at 0-0. Paper planes, rubber balls and other objects were thrown onto the pitch in the 13th minute, prompting the referee to remove both teams.
Bayern Munich were held 2-2 by Augsburg after conceding the fastest goal in Bundesliga history. Robin Fellhauer scored in under nine seconds after Manuel Neuer took a heavy touch and attempted to lift the ball over him, beating the previous nine-second record shared by Kevin Volland and Karim Bellarabi. Bayern had lost only once in their previous 48 league matches, but Augsburg went ahead again in the 64th minute when Neuer parried Calvin Brackelmann’s shot into Rodrigo Ribeiro’s path. Ismael Saibari had equalised in the 55th minute, and Nathaniel Brown secured Bayern’s point 10 minutes from full time after Harry Kane cut the ball back.
Robert Andrich and Patrik Schick put Leverkusen two goals ahead inside nine minutes, but Anthony Caci scored twice before half-time to level the match. Jarell Quansah and Moussa Diaby restored Leverkusen’s advantage after the break, while Benedict Hollerbach’s stoppage-time goal gave Mainz a late opening that did not produce an equaliser.
Hamburg produced another late comeback, beating Hoffenheim 3-2 away. Yussuf Poulsen opened the scoring, Fisnik Asllani equalised and Bambasé Conté put Hoffenheim ahead before Bernardo was sent off. Terem Moffi levelled with an 83rd-minute header, and Miro Muheim scored in stoppage time to give Hamburg the winner.
In France, Paris Saint-Germain beat Le Mans 2-1 after Lucas Beraldo converted a penalty and Louis Mafouta equalised with his fourth goal of the season. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia restored PSG’s lead two minutes after coming on by reacting first to a rebound. Monaco surrendered a two-goal lead in a 2-2 draw with Toulouse: Edan Diop and Matthis Abline scored before Casper Tengstedt’s penalty and Sion Oppong’s first Toulouse goal brought the visitors level. In Italy, Napoli defeated Frosinone 3-0, with Kevin De Bruyne scoring twice around Noa Lang’s goal after Rasmus Højlund won the penalty for the opener.