Round three of the 2025/26 UEFA Champions League season was an interesting one, with a host of expected and unexpected results, but the true challengers continue to stand tall.

Football records are vast and there is no limit to what anyone, talented or not, can achieve over the course of their respective careers as a professional, good or not.

Manchester United earned the biggest win of the weekend as they inflicted a fourth straight defeat on Liverpool, but the likes of Arsenal and Chelsea also secured important wins of their own, with Chelsea's at the City Ground being a milestone.

Club football returns this weekend, following another international break, as players resume their club commitments after representing their respective countries during the October 2025 international games.

Pending the qualification playoffs, the FIFA World Cup qualifying tournament is over for African nations with nine already securing their place in the global showpiece next year, while four others head into playoffs.

Norway are closing in on qualification for a major tournament for the first time since their appearance at the FIFA World Cup in 2000, following a standout qualifying campaign for the 2026 global showpiece.

The debate between Declan Rice and Moises Caicedo is another one that football never knew it needed, but due to the rivalry between two London clubs, the football world continues to weigh in on the discussion of who is better between the top midfielders.

For some African countries, the right to participate in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which has been earned through sweat and sacrifice in the pitch, may be taken away due to a technical adjustment by FIFA and CAF to compensate for the shortage of teams in Group E.

On Saturday, Estevao Willian played himself into the list of the youngest Chelsea goalscorers in Premier League history, as his late goal helped the club seal their first back-to-back Premier League home wins against Liverpool in 19 years.