Flamengo’s 36-point gap over Gremio headlines the 4 November watchlist
Today's fixtures — what to watch and why it matters
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Flamengo v Gremio leads a 13-match watchlist with the day’s widest table gap, while Real Madrid, Liverpool, Arsenal and Olympiakos Piraeus headline Europe.
What to watch
Serie A
Internacionalv
CoritibaInternacional are #18 on 35 points, while Coritiba are #11 on 42 points and 7 points ahead in Serie A.
UEFA Champions League
AEK Athens FCv
Real MadridReal Madrid are #5 on 9 points, 6 points ahead of AEK Athens FC, who are #27 on 3 points.
Fenerbahçev
LiverpoolLiverpool are #4 on 9 points and 7 points ahead of Fenerbahçe, who are #31 on 2 points.
Borussia Dortmundv
Real BetisReal Betis are #7 on 9 points, 3 points ahead of Borussia Dortmund, who are #16 on 6 points.
FC Portov
NapoliNapoli are #24 on 3 points, while FC Porto are #35 on 0 points in League Stage matchday four.
PSV Eindhovenv
Club Brugge KVClub Brugge KV are #13 on 6 points, 2 points ahead of PSV Eindhoven, who are #21 on 4 points.
RB Leipzigv
Manchester CityManchester City are #12 on 6 points and 3 points ahead of RB Leipzig, who are #28 on 3 points.
Flamengo v Gremio is the headline match in today’s 13-fixture slate: Flamengo are #1 on 73 points in Serie A, while Gremio are #16 on 37, a 36-point gap. The European programme adds several clear table contrasts, with the strongest recent form belonging to Flamengo, Liverpool, Real Madrid, Real Betis and Olympiakos Piraeus. Which match carries the clearest table story? Flamengo’s meeting with Gremio, based on both positions and points.
Serie A (Brazil)
Flamengo v Gremio is the domestic watchlist leader at 22:30 UTC. Flamengo sit #1 on 73 points and are 36 points ahead of Gremio, who are #16 on 37 points. Flamengo’s recent form is WWWWD, while Gremio’s is WWLDD. The pre-match table gives this round-34 fixture the widest points gap in Brazil’s programme.
Atletico Paranaense v Vasco DA Gama also starts at 22:30 UTC and brings a meaningful upper-versus-lower table comparison. Atletico Paranaense are #5 on 54 points, 16 points ahead of Vasco DA Gama, who are #14 on 38 points. Atletico’s form is LDLWD and Vasco’s is LWLDW, leaving both sides with mixed listed sequences.
Also today, Internacional are #18 on 35 points against Coritiba, #11 on 42 points, at 00:30 UTC. Coritiba are 7 points ahead, with Internacional’s form listed as LWLDW and Coritiba’s as WLLDL.
UEFA Champions League (World)
Real Madrid’s visit to AEK Athens FC is among the main European fixtures at 17:45 UTC. Real Madrid are #5 on 9 points and 6 points ahead of AEK Athens FC, who are #27 on 3 points. Real Madrid bring WWW form, while AEK’s listed sequence is LLWWD.
Fenerbahçe v Liverpool shares that kickoff and another pronounced table divide. Liverpool are #4 on 9 points, 7 points ahead of Fenerbahçe, who are #31 on 2 points. Liverpool’s form is WWW, compared with Fenerbahçe’s DLDWD.
The 20:00 UTC programme includes RB Leipzig v Manchester City and Slavia Praha v Arsenal. Manchester City are #12 on 6 points, 3 points ahead of RB Leipzig, who are #28 on 3 points; their form lines are WLW and LWL respectively. Arsenal are #9 on 7 points and 6 points ahead of Slavia Praha, who are #32 on 1 point. Arsenal’s form is DWW, while Slavia’s is DLL.
Also today, Borussia Dortmund, #16 on 6 points, host Real Betis, #7 on 9 points, with Betis 3 points ahead; Betis have WWW form and Dortmund have WLW. FC Porto (#35, 0 points) meet Napoli (#24, 3 points), Lens (#26, 3 points) face Como (#11, 6 points), PSV Eindhoven (#21, 4 points) play Club Brugge KV (#13, 6 points), and Viking (#33, 1 point) meet Sabah FA (#25, 3 points). All five start at 20:00 UTC.
UEFA Europa League (World)
Rennes v Olympiakos Piraeus is the Europa League focus at 15:30 UTC. Olympiakos Piraeus are #5 on 9 points and 4 points ahead of Rennes, who are #13 on 5 points. Olympiakos arrive with WWW form, while Rennes’ listed form is DWD, making this a meeting between contrasting recent sequences and table positions.
The single match not to miss is Flamengo v Gremio, because the #1 side’s 36-point advantage over the #16 team is the day’s clearest table contrast.
Atletico Paranaense
Vasco DA Gama
Flamengo
Gremio
Lens
Como
Slavia Praha
Arsenal
Viking
Sabah FA
Rennes
Olympiakos Piraeus