10 Things We Learned This Weekend

Thierry Henry was so shocked at Rodgers' sacking that he touched Jamie Carragher's knee. You OK, hun?

"Chelsea cannot have a better manager than me. There are many managers in the world that belong to my level, but they are not better." The Blues have lost four games in Premier League this season and they are 10 points behind leaders Manchester City. Best start winning then, Jose.

Recent results at Arsenal had left a tense atmosphere around the Emirates but apparently Arsenal are still able to play as they are expected. A 3-0 win against Manchester United and 2nd in the league. What crisis?

Real Madrid and Atlético draw in another intense Derbi Madrileño, Barça lost, and Celta and Deportivo didn't win either, which leaves Villarreal still on top of the table despite losing themselves.

Winning is not enough anymore. Bayern showed again that they have no peers in the Bundesliga with an emphatic 5-1 against Dortmund and two more goals for Lewandowski.

He probably saw what Lewandowski did a couple of weeks ago and decided he wanted the same. It took Agüero 20 minutes to score five for City and Newcastle had to go home with a painful 6-1 defeat behind them.

The Swede is now the all-time top scorer of PSG. It took him only three years to overtake Pauleta and his 109 goal record. Ibra is now on 110 after two goals against Olympique de Marseille over the weekend.

AC Milan had a bad day as Napoli beat them by four in the San Siro. The [former?] Italian giants are 11th in the table and there's not much hope they'll be champions in Serie A again anytime soon. Right under them sit Juventus, who won only their second game of the season this weekend.

Bayern vs Dortmund, Everton vs Liverpool, Arsenal vs Manchester United, Atlético vs Real Madrid, PSG vs Olympique de Marseille and other great games made Sunday a Super Sunday!

Without Messi, Barcelona seem lost. Sevilla was more effective than Barça but the problem is that the team is evidently missing Messi.