We’ve reached a crucial juncture in the season and things are heating up right across Europe.
There are unmissable games and narrative everywhere this weekend, with this Sunday perhaps offering the best day of football action seen all season.
In England, there are two fascinating London derbies in the Premier League as Arsenal host Chelsea (13:30 GMT) and Fulham entertain Tottenham (13:30 GMT).
Later in the afternoon, across the capital, Liverpool and Newcastle battle it out for Carabao Cup success at Wembley (16:30 GMT).
There’s more still from England, as Leicester boss Ruud van Nistelrooy welcomes former club Manchester United to the King Power Stadium (19:00 GMT). Down in the Championship, the Steel City pauses for Sheffield Wednesday and Sheffield United on Sunday lunchtime (12:30 GMT).
North of the border, Celtic and Rangers duke it out in another heated lunchtime derby (12:30 GMT). There’s plenty of spice whenever the Old Firm meet.
Across the channel, passions will run high in Paris as PSG host Marseille in Le Classique (19:45 GMT).
Elsewhere, Italian football is gearing up for Fiorentina and Juventus (17:00 GMT) before a potentially pivotal clash in the title race as Atalanta host champions Inter Milan in Bergamo (19:45 GMT).
Finally, there’s a must-watch blockbuster in La Liga. Atletico Madrid, still smarting from their Champions League exit to Real Madrid, face off against league leaders Barcelona. Just a point separates the sides in Spain’s top tier.
The best football games to watch on Sunday 16th March 2025
- Sheffield Wednesday vs Sheffield United, Championship (12:30 GMT)
- Celtic vs Rangers, Scottish Premiership (12:30 GMT)
- Arsenal vs Chelsea, Premier League (13:30 GMT)
- Fulham vs Tottenham, Premier League (13:30 GMT)
- Liverpool vs Newcastle, Carabao Cup final (16:30 GMT)
- Fiorentina vs Juventus, Serie A (17:00 GMT)
- Atalanta vs Inter Milan, Serie A (19:45 GMT)
- Paris Saint-Germain vs Marseille, Ligue 1 (19:45 GMT)
- Atletico Madrid vs Barcelona, La Liga (20:00 GMT)
What games will you be watching? Let us know in the comments.
