Football fans across Europe are in for a treat in November, with the upcoming schedule packed with a host of top-class matches across the big five leagues.
Read on as we look at what’s in store, starting with a fixture that could have a significant impact on this season’s Bundesliga title race.
Borussia Dortmund vs Bayern Munich – Bundesliga – November 4
The Bundesliga has become one of the most predictable leagues in Europe in recent years, with Bayern winning the title in each of the last eleven seasons.
Dortmund have been one of their main challengers but have yet to deliver a winning return to sports bettors who have wagered on them to overhaul their rivals.
The latest Asian handicap betting sports bet odds rate Bayern as the favorite to win this match despite Dortmund having home advantage, highlighting where the balance of power lies.
Dortmund have not beaten Bayern in the league since 2018/19 and will be desperate to upset the odds in their latest meeting.
Real Sociedad vs Barcelona – La Liga – November 4
Real Sociedad have established themselves in the upper echelons of La Liga in recent seasons, finishing inside the top seven in each of the past five years.
They won 2-1 in Barcelona in their most recent meeting in May and will fancy their chances of repeating the trick with home advantage.
Sociedad have won four and drawn two of their opening six league games at home this season and are generally difficult to beat on their own patch.
However, Barca are unbeaten in their first ten league outings this season and will be an extremely tough nut to crack at the Reale Arena.
Manchester City vs Liverpool – Premier League – November 25
Manchester City have won the Premier League title in five of the last six seasons and they are on course to make another strong bid to claim top spot.
They are second in the standings after nine games – two points adrift of Tottenham Hotspur and level with Arsenal. Liverpool are a point adrift in fourth place.
Man City triumphed 4-1 when the teams last met at the Etihad Stadium in April, with Julian Alvarez, Kevin De Bruyne, Ilkay Gundogan, and Jack Grealish getting on the scoresheet.
While Pep Guardiola’s side will be favorites to pick up three points from their latest meeting, the Reds will likely put up a little more resistance.
Paris Saint-Germain vs Monaco – Ligue 1 – November 26
PSG’s record of nine titles in 11 seasons has given Ligue 1 the reputation of being a dull competition, but the current campaign could change that narrative.
Monaco is leading the standings after nine games, one point ahead of Nice with PSG a further point adrift in third place.
They are unbeaten in their last three league meetings with PSG and will head to the Parc des Princes believing they can take something from the game.
PSG have not been quite at their brilliant best this season but have shown signs of clicking into gear over the past couple of games.
Juventus vs Inter Milan – Serie A – November 26
After rattling off nine successive Serie A titles, Juventus have gone three years without getting their hands on another championship.
However, they have made a strong start to the current campaign and look likely to be one of the main contenders this time around.
They are just two points adrift of Inter after nine games and will view their meeting at the end of November as an opportunity to make a statement.
With AC Milan and Napoli also in the mix, Juventus will be eager to ensure their trip to the San Siro is a productive one.
