Bayern Munich reclaimed the Bundesliga lead with a 3-1 win at Freiburg, while Manchester United’s slump worsened with a 3-0 home loss to Bournemouth. Inter Milan needed two stoppage-time goals to move back to the top of Serie A, and U.S. internationals Tim Weah and Christian Pulisic scored for Marseille and AC Milan.

By the Numbers
  • Bayern and Borussia Dortmund are tied at 17 points.
  • Manchester United’s winless streak reached 8 games; the club sits 16th.
  • Rennes leads Ligue 1 with 16 points, 1 ahead of Monaco and Lille.
  • Serge Gnabry scored his 100th Bundesliga goal.
Yes, But

Bayern won without a goal from Harry Kane and remains level on points with Dortmund. Coach Vincent Kompany was also absent after collapsing during training Friday. Freiburg’s defeat was its third straight, despite a strong start to the season.

State of Play
  • United’s loss intensified pressure on manager Michael Carrick after captain Bruno Fernandes was left out of the starting lineup.
  • Inter moved back to the Serie A summit on goal difference; AC Milan rose to fourth after Pulisic scored.
  • Rennes leads in France, while PSG could reclaim first place with a win Monday.
What’s Next

PSG’s rescheduled home game against Lyon is set for Monday. The Bundesliga, Premier League and Serie A races remain tight, with several leading clubs separated by narrow margins.

Bottom Line

Across Europe, the weekend brought shifting leads and mounting pressure: Bayern is back on top, United’s crisis is deepening, and late goals kept Inter in front.