Football Muse
·18 September 2026
Five football games you won’t want to miss this weekend

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·18 September 2026

Club football continues this weekend with a fixture list packed with fierce rivalries and potentially season-shaping clashes across Europe.
Millwall andWest Ham meet for the first time in 14 years, while the Old Firm, Madrid derby and Le Classique provide plenty of local animosity elsewhere.
There is also an early test of Roma's title credentials againstSerie A champions Inter Milan. Here are five football fixtures you don't want to miss this weekend.
Saturday 19th September, kick-off 12:30pm BST
One of the spiciest rivalries in English football returns this weekend as West Ham head to Millwall. It's an animosity that is embedded into British football hooliganism culture, with cult 2005 filmGreen Street having shone a spotlight on the local feud.
The two haven't often crossed paths of late, with this set to be the first meeting in 14 years. With both bonafide promotion contenders this season, this is sure to be a firecracker.
Saturday 19th September, kick-off 5pm BST
Are Roma the real deal? We're about to find out.
The capital club have stormed to theSerie A summit with four consecutive wins and 12 goals scored, ahead of welcoming the champions to the Stadio Olimpico.
Inter are also perfect to keep pace with the table-toppers, and someone's unblemished record will come to an end this weekend.
Roma have not won the Scudetto since 2001, but optimism is building. Even at this stage, a win over the holders will increase confidence that Gian Piero Gasperini's side can go all the way.
Sunday 20th September, kick-off 12pm BST
Fresh from a humiliation at Ibrox just last weekend,Celtic face fierce rivals Rangers once again. The pressure is building on Martin O'Neill after last weekend's woes, where Dan Neil netted twice in a 3-0 win for Rangers in the League Cup.
Celtic crashed to another defeat in the Europa League in midweek, with O'Neill prickly in his post-match comments. This one is always a humdinger, but is poised perfectly this time around.
Sunday 20th September, kick-off 3:15pm BST
The Madrid Derby is on the calendar for this weekend as Atletico hostReal Madrid at the Metropolitano Stadium.
Atletico have bounced back in style from defeat at Liverpool in Europe, scoring seven times without conceding across wins over Real Sociedad and Osasuna. Real Madrid needed a stoppage-time winner to see off Elche and remain in touching distance of Barcelona at the top.
Sunday 20th September, kick-off 7:45pm BST
Marseille meetParis Saint-Germain in Ligue 1's Le Classique this weekend, with the hosts looking to recover a disastrous start.
Marseille have lost three consecutive Ligue 1 games, and were beaten badly at Besiktas in the Europa League in midweek. Bruno Génésio might not survive another setback, if their fierce rivals conquer the Stade Vélodrome this weekend.







































