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Following a clinical 3-0 victory over Valencia, Jose Mourinho has officially surpassed Pep Guardiola to claim the highest win rate in La Liga history at 77%. Real Madrid's resurgence with an eight-match winning streak cements the enduring class of 'The Special One'.

Jose Mourinho has set an unprecedented win-rate record in La Liga, while Chelsea face transfer unrest as Malo Gusto reportedly pushes for an exit. Elsewhere, UEFA has released staggering data on the newly formatted Champions League.

The Premier League has been rocked by news that Manchester United and Crystal Palace are both preparing to sack their managers. Meanwhile, Arsenal receive a major fitness boost with William Saliba, but Spain starlet Lamine Yamal has picked up a knee injury ahead of the Nations League.

Manchester United have alarmingly slipped into the top-flight relegation zone, while rivals Manchester City sink deeper into a defensive crisis. Meanwhile in Spain, Real Madrid continue to fly high as Atletico Madrid prepare for a blockbuster clash with Barcelona.

La Liga Matchday 12 serves up a blockbuster clash at the Metropolitano as Atletico Madrid host Barcelona. With Barca severely depleted by injuries to Rodri and Jules Kounde, a rampant Atletico side on a seven-match winning streak stand ready to knock the league leaders off their perch.

Real Madrid cruised to a dominant 3-0 victory over Valencia at Mestalla, with Federico Valverde, Arda Güler, and Kylian Mbappé all finding the net to move Carlo Ancelotti's side level on points with La Liga leaders Barcelona.

A dramatic matchday saw Manchester City suffer a shock 3-1 defeat at Nottingham Forest, while Arsenal ground out a 1-0 win over Hull City to stay top. Meanwhile, Real Madrid cruised past Valencia 3-0 to keep the pressure on La Liga leaders Barcelona.

Everton launched a stunning comeback to sink Coventry 3-1 and close in on the Premier League top five. Meanwhile, Spanish giants Barcelona and Real Madrid face major injury blows ahead of their high-stakes La Liga fixtures.

Manchester United have been plunged into crisis following an injury to Carlos Baleba, leaving Michael Carrick fighting for his job. Meanwhile, Arsenal have received a major fitness boost after being backed by Opta as Champions League favourites.