🏴 Premier League
Talking point: a genuine statement win at Anfield. City were patient for an hour, then exploded — three goals in 13 second-half minutes. Haaland broke the deadlock, Doku doubled it just three minutes later, and Cherki added the gloss. Liverpool, blanked at home, never recovered from the blitz.
Talking point: the perfect home comeback. Ndoye silenced Selhurst Park after just three minutes, but Palace regrouped — Kamada levelled before the break, Lerma struck in first-half stoppage time, and Pino sealed it just before the hour. Three different scorers, three points.
Talking point: end-to-end and impossible to call. Hull led twice — through Gelhardt just after half-time and Belloumi with 16 minutes left — and Everton answered twice within the hour. Four goals, no winner, thoroughly entertaining.
🇪🇸 La Liga
Talking point: the game of the weekend — seven goals and one of the strangest individual afternoons you'll ever see. Budimir scored an own goal at 48' and then scored for Osasuna at 51', before Raúl García's volley made it a real contest at 3-2. But Isco's second of the night and Morante's 96th-minute strike settled a Seville classic.
Talking point: Sociedad looked home and dry at 3-0 after 54 minutes — then Deportivo roared back with two goals in eight minutes and made the last 20 very nervy. The hosts held on, but only just.
Talking point: Valencia struck after just two minutes through Raba, but Racing flipped it with goals either side of half-time. Otorbi's 65th-minute leveller means the points — and the momentum — ended up shared.
Talking point: the only goalless draw of the day in Spain. Defences firmly on top, chances at a premium — a point apiece and on to the next one.
🇮🇹 Serie A
Talking point: Lazio flew out of the blocks — Tavares scored after three minutes and Isaksen doubled it inside 23. Goglichidze pulled one back seconds after the restart to set up a tense second half, but Pinamonti's 88th-minute strike killed the comeback.
Talking point: a proper away win. Orsolini's early strike gave Bologna control, Ahmed's leveller briefly threatened a home fightback — then Enem's 75th-minute winner took all three points back north.
Talking point: Milan's lead lasted five minutes. Rabiot broke the deadlock in the 63rd minute, but Odenthal answered almost immediately — two points dropped for the Rossoneri against stubborn opposition.
Talking point: a Maldini scoring against Juventus will always make headlines — Daniel stunned the visitors in the 20th minute and Cagliari defended the lead for over an hour. But Kolo Muani's 81st-minute leveller rescued a point Juve barely deserved.
Talking point: Roma's attack misfired on the road. Como will take the clean sheet and the point; Roma will wonder how they left without scoring.
🇫🇷 Ligue 1
Talking point: this was 2-1 going into stoppage time — then Boulaye Dia scored twice in the 92nd and 94th minutes to turn a tight win into a rout. Cruel on Auxerre, glorious for the home crowd.
Talking point: a comeback sealed late. Essugo's 41st-minute opener lasted only until first-half stoppage time, when Diop levelled — and Clauss won it nine minutes from time. Nice keep their home momentum rolling.
Talking point: professional and patient from Marseille. Harit broke the deadlock five minutes after the break, and Abdelli put the result beyond doubt deep into stoppage time — a comfortable away win in the end.
Frequently asked questions
Who were the biggest winners this weekend in European football?
Manchester City's 3-0 win away at Liverpool was the standout result of 11 October 2026, followed by Real Betis's 5-2 thriller against Osasuna and Stade Rennais's 4-1 victory over Auxerre.
What was the Liverpool vs Manchester City score on 11 October 2026?
Manchester City won 3-0 at Anfield. Erling Haaland broke the deadlock in the 65th minute, Jérémy Doku doubled the lead three minutes later, and Rayan Cherki added a third in the 78th minute.
Which match had the most goals this weekend?
Real Betis 5-2 Osasuna in La Liga — seven goals. Isco scored twice, Abde Ezzalzouli and José Morante added one each, and Ante Budimir scored an own goal for Betis before scoring for Osasuna himself.
Where can I find all of this weekend's European football scores?
This page lists every result from 11 October 2026 across the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A and Ligue 1, with goal scorers and talking points for each match.
Is this European football roundup updated every weekend?
Yes — MixKhazana publishes a results roundup after every big matchday weekend, plus previews before the action. Check the blog's sports section for the latest.
🔗 See also
- Bundesliga Matchday 5 Results Roundup — October 2026 scores & scorers
- Premier League Preview — 10 October 2026
- Serie A Preview — 10 October 2026