With the drama of the Premier League in England, there were more measures all over Europe.
Some of the giants of the continent were in action, while others were waiting for their games in front of their games on Sunday.
Harry Kane and Bayern Munich organized Holstein Kiel to stay at the head of the Bundesliga under Vincent Kompany.
In the meantime, Paris Saint-Germain traveled to Brest to continue his top form and the Ligue 1 title.
And Laliga leader Real Madrid visited Espanyol.
Read on to see how every team got.
Bavaria Munich 4-3 Holstein Kiel
We record the victory in the Allianz Arena.#Fcbksv #Fcbayern #Masanmia pic.twitter.com/qommuilftk
– FC Bayern (@fcbayerne) February 1, 2025
Bayern Munich survived a dramatic late blink to secure a 4: 3 victory over Holstein Kiel in a pulsating Bundesliga collision in the Allianz Arena.
The league leaders seemed to drive after setting up a 4-0 advance, but Kiel achieved an extraordinary comeback to get Bayern to the edge.
Jamal Musiala opened the goal in the 19th minute and converted Michael Olise’s cut to bring the hosts in the lead. Harry Kane then showed his air offerings and took two header in-one shortly before the half-time of Kingsley Comans Lofted Cross and another in the second half, with the kind permission of Raphael Guerreiros Spinpoint delivery.
Serge Gnabry added the fourth Bavaria with a breathtaking volley after reacting the fastest to a distraction.
Despite the dominance of Bavaria, Kiel refused to surrender. In the 62nd minute, Finn Porath loved the fight with a strong strike into the upper left corner. When the interruption time approached, Steven Skrzybski quickly hit home from Timo Becker’s reduction and then used a defensive decay to shoot Manuel Neuer.
The victory extends the winning streak of Bayern to six league games and brings you nine points at the top. You are next from Werder Bremen, while Kiel will try to group against Bochum.
Brest 2-5 Paris Saint-Germain
✅ A hat trick of @Dembouz + a double of @Goncalo88ramos = A great afternoon in Brest!
Our Parisians achieve a good victory to complete a great week! ❤️💙#SB29PSG 2-5 | @League1 pic.twitter.com/yan2xz3kj3
-Paris Saint-Germain (@sg_english) February 1, 2025
Paris Saint-Germain scored a 5-2 victory over Brest in the Stade Francis-Le BL, although the goal line resisted the tense battle in the second half.
PSG dominated the opening half of the opening, checked the property and created numerous opportunities. Ousmane Dembele was denied twice early before finally broke the Deadlock in the 29th minute and was stuck home after a brilliant run and was supported by Bradley Barcola.
After the break, Brest, who was missing in the first half, dipped.
Romain del Castillo scored the score in the 50th minute and shot past Gianluigi Donnarumma after a long ball by Julien Lala. PSG replied quickly, and Dembele completed his side trick in just 12 minutes from a rebound to Marquinhos’ Pass and the third with the kind permission of Kang-in Lees Kluger.
Brest refused to surrender, with Ludovic Ajorque pulling back in the 71st minute and building a nervous final.
The hosts pressed hard, but the quality of PSG shone in the dying moments. The replacement of Goncalo Ramos became twice in a quick episode, the first after a brilliant solo run and assist from Desire Doue and the second after a happy distraction.
Espanyol 1-0 Real Madrid
🏁 @Rcdespanyol_en 1-0 @Realmadrid
⚽ 85 ‘Carlos Romero.
👉 @Emirates pic.twitter.com/z116uvz1g4– Real Madrid CF 🇬🇧🇺🇸 (@Realmadriden) February 1, 2025
Espanyol scored a breathtaking 1-0 victory over the league leader Real Madrid in the RCDE stadium, with the kind approval of a late goal by Carlos Romero.
Despite Madrid’s dominance in possession and numerous chances, Espanyol’s resistance and heroic performance by goalkeeper Garcia secured an unexpected triumph.
In the first half, Madrid fought to disassemble Espanyol’s disciplined low block. Vinicius Jr. thought that he gave Madrid the lead in the 22nd minute with an excellent curling effort, only so that Var excludes it due to a foul from Mbappe. Madrid’s opportunities were limited, and Bellingham registered their first shot on the goal in the 39th minute.
Madrid strengthened her pressure after the break. Garcia produced a number of remarkable parades, including a double stop from Bellingham and Mbappe in the 51st minute and another fingertip to refuse Mbappes curling shot in the 77th. Rodrygo also came to an excruciating approach and hit the post for a dazzling run.
Espanyol took advantage of her chance in the 85th minute. In a quick counterattack, El Hilali Romero delivered a precise cross that put home beyond Courtois to send the home fans into raptures.
Madrid desperately looked for an equalizer, with Vinicius shortly missing in the dying moments.
In the end, the defense discipline of Espanyol and Garcia’s Brillanz proved crucial, with Madrid handing over a rare defeat and adhering to the league title race.
