Champions League teams' pre-season friendlies

Atlético Madrid (ESP)

Having beaten Arsenal on penalties and lost to a last-minute Paris goal in Singapore, Atlético won at Cagliari – 19-year-old Borja Garcés getting the only goal. The defeat by Inter was the last of their three International Champions Cup games following the two in Asia. They then headed to Tallinn and beat Real Madrid 4-2 after extra time in the UEFA Super Cup. Their Liga campaign opened with a draw at Valencia on Monday.

26/07: Atlético 1-1, 3-1pens Arsenal (Singapore)
30/07: Paris 3-2 Atlético (Singapore)
05/08: Stuttgart 1-1 Atlético (Stuttgart, Germany)
08/08: Cagliari 0-1 Atlético (Cagliari, Italy)
11/08: Atlético 0-1 Inter (Madrid, Spain)

Barcelona (ESP)

There were mixed results with a depleted squad in the International Champions Cup in the United States, but they were followed by a 2-1 win against Sevilla in Tangier to lift the new one-off Spanish Super Cup. Malcom, Lionel Messi and Rafinha scored against Boca Juniors in the Joan Gamper Trophy before their first Liga game on Saturday, which ended in a 3-0 win over Alavés, with Messi's double sandwiching Philippe Coutinho's strike.

29/07: Barcelona 2-2, 5-3pens Tottenham (Pasadena, United States)
01/08: Barcelona 2-4 Roma (Arlington, United States)
05/08: AC Milan 1-0 Barcelona (Santa Clara, United States)
12/08: Barcelona 2-1 Sevilla (Tangier, Morocco)
15/08: Barcelona 3-0 Boca Juniors (Barcelona, Spain)

Bayern München (GER)

After mixed fortunes in their three International Champions Cup games, seeing a 2-0 lead disappear against Manchester City, Bayern returned home for three matches including a stunning German Super Cup win at new coach Niko Kovač's previous club Eintracht Frankfurt in which Robert Lewandowski scored the competition's first ever hat-trick. Bayern's domestic season kicked off with a 1-0 German Cup win at Drochtersen/Assel before their Bundesliga defence starts against Hoffenheim on Friday.

21/07: Bayern 3-1 Paris (Klagenfurt, Austria)
25/07: Juventus 2-0 Bayern (Philadelphia, United States)
29/07: Bayern 2-3 Manchester City (Miami, United States)
05/08: Bayern 1-0 Manchester United (Munich, Germany)
12/08: Eintracht Frankfurt 0-5 Bayern (Frankfurt, Germany)
15/08: Hamburg 1-4 Bayern (Hamburg, Germany)

Dortmund got the better of Manchester City©Getty Images

Borussia Dortmund (GER)

Back-to-back wins against Manchester City and Jürgen Klopp's Liverpool were highlights of a successful International Champions Cup campaign while Marco Reus was on target in the last friendly against Lazio. Dortmund's domestic season started with a dramatic German Cup win at Greuther Fürth on Monday.

13/07: Austria Wien 0-1 Dortmund (Vienna, Austria)
20/07: Manchester City 0-1 Dortmund (Chicago, United States)
22/07: Liverpool 1-3 Dortmund (Charlotte, United States)
26/07: Dortmund 2-2, 3-4pens Benfica (Pittsburgh, United States)
03/08: Dortmund 1-1 Rennes (Altach, Austria)
07/08: Dortmund 1-3 Napoli (St Gallen, Switzerland)
12/08: Dortmund 1-0 Lazio (Essen, Germany)

Club Brugge (BEL)

A low-key build-up for Club Brugge ended with a Belgian Super Cup victory at home to Standard. The start to their league campaign has been anything but understated, however, with three wins from four matches and ten goals scored.

30/06: Torhout 0-6 Club Brugge (Torhout, Belgium)
04/07: FCSB 1-1 Club Brugge (Garderen, Belgium)
14/07: Hapoel Haifa 1-3 Club Brugge (Deinze, Belgium)
18/07: Club Brugge 0-0 Mechelen (Tongeren, Belgium)
22/07: Club Brugge 2-1 Standard Liège (Bruges, Belgium)

CSKA Moskva (RUS)

Another team already back in league action, CSKA won the Russian Super Cup on 27 July thanks to Khetag Khosonov's 106th-minute goal against Lokomotiv. That promise did not materialise in their opening three league contests, though, with no wins and only one goal. Relief arrived when they saw off Arsenal Tula 3-0 on Saturday.

29/06: Admira Wacker Modling 1-1 CSKA Moskva (Maria Enzerdorf, Austria)
07/07: CSKA Moskva 1-4 FC København (Dietersdorf bei Furstenfield, Austria)
11/07: Hamburg 1-0 CSKA Moskva (Drassburg, Austria)
15/07: CSKA Moskva 4-1 Beşiktaş (Graz, Austria)
21/07: CSKA Moskva 1-1 Yenisey (Moscow, Russia)
27/07: Lokomotiv Moskva 0-1aet CSKA Moskva (Nishny Novgorod, Russia)

Galatasaray (TUR)

Galatasaray ended pre-season with defeat on penalties in the Turkish Super Cup against Akhisarspor. Their league campaign started more successfully as they emerged 3-1 winners at Ankaragücü, before a 1-0 defeat of Göztepe.

13/07: Wil 0-1 Galatasaray (Zurich, Switzerland)
18/07: Galatasaray 1-3 PSV Eindhoven (Montreaux, Switzerland)
21/07: Galatasaray 1-2 Valencia (Freibourg, Switzerland)
25/07: Sakaryaspor 0-3 Galatasaray (Asapazari, Turkey)
28/07: Club Africain 0-1 Galatasaray (Rades, Tunisia)
31/07: AEK Athens 3-2 Galatasaray (Athens, Greece)
05/08: Galatasaray 1-1aet, 4-5pens Akhisarspor (Konya, Turkey)

Hoffenheim (GER)

Seven different players scored in the win against Heerenveen and five against Chievo as Hoffenheim made some eye-catching preparations for their group stage debut. They started their domestic campaign with an emphatic 6-1 German Cup win at Kaiserslautern, Joelinton scoring a hat-trick on his first start for the club, and they launch the Bundesliga at Bayern on Friday night.

13/07: Hoffenheim 3-0 Unterhaching (Pocking, Germany)
21/07: Hoffenheim 2-2 Queens Park Rangers (Eppingen, Germany)
28/07: Hoffenheim 8-2 Heerenveen (Bruchsal, German)
04/08: Hoffenheim 5-0 Chievo (Wels, Austria)
11/08: Hoffenheim 1-1 Eibar (Sinsheim, Germany)

Lautaro Martínez enjoys scoring Inter's winner against Atlético©Getty Images

Internazionale Milano (ITA)

Inter remained within Europe for pre-season with even their International Champions Cup games in Nice, Lecce and Madrid. Third in that competition, they began their Serie A tilt with a 1-0 reverse at Sassuolo on Sunday.

14/07: Lugano 0-3 Inter (Lugano, Switzerland)
18/07: Sion 2-0 Inter (Sion, Switzerland)
21/07: Inter 3-3 Zenit (Pisa, Italy)
24/07: Sheffield United 1-1 Inter (Sheffield, England)
28/07: Chelsea 1-1, 5-4pens Inter (Nice, France)
04/08: Inter 1-0 Lyon (Lecce, Italy)
11/08: Atlético 0-1 Inter (Madrid, Spain)

Juventus (ITA)

While Cristiano Ronaldo trained in his new home of Turin, his club-mates were in the United States, winning twice on penalties before a defeat by Real Madrid. Juventus started their Serie A defence at Chievo on Saturday, with Ronaldo's debut proving eventful as they came from 2-1 down with 15 minutes left to win 3-2 thanks to Federico Bernardeschi's last-gasp winner.

25/07: Juventus 2-0 Bayern (Philadelphia, United States)
28/07: Benfica 1-1, 2-4pens Juventus (Harrison, United States)
01/08: MLS All-Stars 1-1, 3-5pens Juventus (Atlanta, United States)
04/08: Real Madrid 3-1 Juventus (Landover, United States)

More than 100,000 saw Liverpool defeat Manchester United©Getty Images

Liverpool (ENG)

Liverpool's pre-season included a 4-1 defeat of Manchester United in front of more than 100,000 fans at Ann Arbor's Michigan Stadium, aka The Big House. The goals have kept coming since their Premier League season started with wins against West Ham and Crystal Palace, Sadio Mané scoring three.

07/07: Chester 0-7 Liverpool (Chester, England)
10/07: Tranmere Rovers 2-3 Liverpool (Tranmere, England)
14/07: Bury 0-0 Liverpool (Bury, England)
19/07: Blackburn Rovers 0-2 Liverpool (Blackburn, England)
22/07: Liverpool 1-3 Dortmund (Charlotte, United States)
25/07: Manchester City 1-2 Liverpool (East Rutherford, United Srares)
28/07: Manchester United 1-4 Liverpool (Ann Arbor, United States)
04/08: Liverpool 5-0 Napoli (Dublin, Republic of Ireland)
07/08: Liverpool 3-1 Torino (Liverpool, England)

Lokomotiv Moskva (RUS)

Lokomotiv found goals hard to come by in Austria; that trend continued back home as they lost 1-0 to CSKA Moskva in the Russian Super Cup before goalless draws with Ufa and Spartak Moskva, and a 1-0 defeat at Orenburg, in their league openers. They finally got going with a 1-0 success at Krylya Sovetov.

29/06: Austria Klagenfurt 1-1 Lokomotiv Moskva (Bad Kleinkirchheim, Austria)
03/07: Lokomotiv Moskva 0-0 Osijek (Murau, Austria)
13/07: Wolfsberger 0-0 Lokomotiv Moskva (Wolfsberg, Austria)
17/07: Lokomotiv Moskva 0-3 Vitesse (Klagenfurt, Austria)
21/07: Lokomotiv Moskva 2-1 Akhisar Belediyespor (Bad Kleinkirchheim, Austria)
27/07: Lokomotiv Moskva 0-1aet CSKA Moskva (Nishny Novgorod, Russia)

Lyon (FRA)

Lyon's final three friendlies were part of the International Champions Cup; they started their Ligue 1 campaign with a 2-0 win at home to Amiens but then lost at Reims.

13/07: Sion 2-2 Lyon (Savièse, Switzerland)
21/07: Lyon 4-0 Fulham (Bourgoin-Jallieu, France)
25/07: Huddersfield Town 3-1 Lyon (Huddersfield, England)
28/07: Lyon 2-1 Wolfsburg (Bourg-en-Bresse, France)
01/08: Benfica 2-3 Lyon (Faro, Portugal)
04/08: Inter 1-0 Lyon (Lecce, Italy)
07/08: Chelsea 0-0, 5-4pens Lyon (London, England)

Sergio Agüero scored twice for City at Wembley©Getty Images

Manchester City (ENG)

Two Sergio Agüero goals ensured the English champions won 2-0 against the side they dethroned, Chelsea, in the FA Community Shield at Wembley. They began their title defence with a win by the same scoreline at Arsenal on 12 August, before Agüero hit a hat-trick in a 6-1 defeat of Huddersfield.

20/07: Manchester City 0-1 Dortmund (Chicago, United States)
25/07: Manchester City 1-2 Liverpool (East Rutherford, United States)
28/07: Bayern 2-3 Manchester City (Miami, United States)
05/08: Chelsea 0-2 Manchester City (London, England)

Manchester United (ENG)

José Mourinho cut a frustrated figure as United failed to shine in their first four friendlies before beating Real Madrid in their last International Champions Cup game, only to then fall against Bayern in Munich. Although they began the Premier League by beating Leicester City 2-1, they subsequently lost 3-2 at Brighton.

19/07: Club América 1-1 Manchester United (Phoenix, United States)
22/07: San Jose 0-0 Manchester United (Santa Clara, United States)
25/07: AC Milan 1-1, 8-9pens Manchester United (Carson, United States)
28/07: Manchester United 1-4 Liverpool (Ann Arbor, United States)
31/07: Manchester United 2-1 Real Madrid (Miami, United States)
05/08: Bayern 1-0 Manchester United (Munich, Germany)

Monaco (FRA)

Monaco stayed in Europe until their defeat by Paris in the French Super Cup in China. They made amends in their Ligue 1 opener, however, as three goals in the final 21 minutes saw off hosts Nantes 3-1, but they could not find a way past LOSC in Saturday's goalless draw.

07/07: Wisła Kraków 1-1, 5-4pens Monaco (Krakow, Poland)
08/07: Ruch Chorzów 0-3 Monaco (Krakow, Poland)
14/07: Cercle Brugge 2-3 Monaco (Bruges, Belgium)
21/07: Paderborn 3-2 Monaco (Paderborn, Germany)
25/07: Bochum 2-2 Monaco (Verl, Germany)
28/07: Hamburg 3-1 Monaco (Hamburg, Germany)
04/08: Paris 4-0 Monaco (Shenzen, China)

Napoli (ITA)

Summer signing Simone Verdi hit the ground running by scoring in their first three friendlies. Lazio provided their first Serie A opposition on Saturday with Arkadiusz Milik and Lorenzo Insigne scoring in either half to seal a 2-1 comeback victory.

14/07: Napoli 4-0 Gozzano (Dimaro, Italy)
22/07: Napoli 5-1 Carpi (Trento, Italy)
29/07: Napoli 2-0 Chievo (Trento, Italy)
04/08: Liverpool 5-0 Napoli (Dublin, Republic of Ireland)
07/08: Dortmund 1-3 Napoli (St. Gallen, Switzerland)
11/08: Wolfsburg 3-1 Napoli (Wolfsburg, Germany)

Paris beat Monaco to win the French Super Cup©Getty Images

Paris Saint-Germain (FRA)

Christopher Nkunku and Timothy Weah caught the eye in pre-season, culminating in a goal each as Paris won a record-equalling eighth French Super Cup by beating Monaco. Another win and Gianluigi Buffon clean sheet followed as Caen were beaten 3-0 in their Ligue 1 opener in Paris, Weah getting his first senior club goal. They were a goal down at half-time to Guingamp on Saturday, but Neymar's penalty and a Kylian Mbappé double overturned the deficit.

11/07: Paris 1-0 Sainte-Geneviève (Saint-Germain-en-Laye, France)
15/07: Paris 2-4 Chambly (Saint-Germain-en-Laye, France)
21/07: Bayern 3-1 Paris (Klagenfurt, Austria)
28/07: Arsenal 5-1 Paris (Kallang, Singapore)
30/07: Paris 3-2 Atlético Madrid (Kallang, Singapore)
04/08: Paris 4-0 Monaco (Shenzen, China)

Porto (POR)

Porto kept six clean sheets in eight friendlies before beating Aves in the Portuguese Super Cup, their 21st triumph in all. They were quickly into their stride in their league starter on 11 August, Vincent Aboubakar scoring twice in a 5-0 quelling of Chaves, before they followed up with a 3-2 success at Belenenses.

07/07: Porto 4-0 Espinho (Olival, Portugal)
11/07: Porto 8-0 Varzim (Olival, Portugal)
14/07: Porto 3-0 Académica (Olival, Portugal)
17/07: Portimonense 2-1 Porto (Portimão, Portugal)
20/07: Porto 1-2 Lille LOSC (Algarve, Portugal)
22/07: Porto 1-0 Everton (Algarve, Portugal)
25/07: Porto 2-0 Farense (Lagos, Portugal)
28/07: Porto 0-0 Newcastle United (Porto, Portugal)
04/08: Porto 3-1 Aves (Aveiro, Portugal)

Real Madrid (ESP)

Madrid get the better of Juventus©Getty Images

The post-Zinédine Zidane/Cristiano Ronaldo era started with three International Champions Cup matches. Julen Lopetegui's side then succumbed 4-2 after extra time to Atlético in the UEFA Super Cup. Their Liga quest began with a 2-0 triumph at home to Getafe on Sunday.

31/07: Manchester United 2-1 Real Madrid (Miami, United States)
04/08: Real Madrid 3-1 Juventus (Landover, United States)
07/08: Real Madrid 2-1 Roma (East Rutherford, United States)
11/08: Real Madrid 3-1 AC Milan (Madrid, Spain)

Roma (ITA)

Patrick Schick scored five times in their first three friendlies, with Spain's big two providing the last opposition before the Giallorossi started off in Serie A with a 1-0 victory at Torino. Edin Džeko volleyed in the last-gasp winner after fine work from debutant Justin Kluivert.

14/07: Latina 0-9 Roma (Latina, Italy)
20/07: Roma 1-1 Avellino (Frosinone, Italy)
25/07: Roma 1-4 Spurs (San Diego, United States)
31/07: Barcelona 2-4 Roma (Arlington, United States)
07/08: Real Madrid 2-1 Roma (East Rutherford, United States)

Schalke (GER)

The German side headed to China before completing pre-season with three clean sheets in four games, including an impressive 3-0 victory against Fiorentina. With coach Domenico Tedesco having extended his contract until 2022, a 2-0 German Cup win at Schweinfurt on Friday started their competitive action, with Wolfsburg away on 25 August their first Bundesliga assignment.

05/07: Southampton 3-3 Schalke (Kunshan, China)
11/07: Hebei China Fortune 1-3 Schalke (Langfang, China)
21/07: Schwarz-Weiss Essen 0-1 Schalke (Essen, Germany)
29/07: Erzgebirge Aue 1-0 Schalke (Aue, Germany)
05/08: Angers 0-1 Schalke (Mittersill, Austria)
11/08: Schalke 3-0 Fiorentina (Gelsenkirchen, Germany)

Shakhtar Donetsk (UKR)

Shakhtar are already well into competitive action in Ukraine, winning two league games in between 1-0 defeats by Dynamo Kyiv in both the Super Cup and the league. They beat Vorskla 4-1 and won 2-0 at Lviv on their most recent outings.

26/06: Brøndby 2-3 Shakhtar (Kufstein, Austria)
30/06: CSKA-Sofia 0-0 Shakhtar (Kufstein, Austria)
05/07: Austria Wien 0-3 Shakhtar (Villach, Austria)
09/07: Vitesse 1-4 Shakhtar (Sankt Veit an der Glan, Austria)
12/07: Beşiktaş 0-0 Shakhtar (Wolfsberg, Austria)
21/07: Shakhtar 0-1 Dynamo Kyiv (Odessa, Ukraine)

Spurs drew 2-2 with Barcelona before losing on penalties©Getty Images

Tottenham Hotspur (ENG)

Spurs posted some impressive International Champions Cup results in the US despite the absence of their English and Belgian World Cup contingent, and were confirmed as the tournament winners on 11 August. That afternoon, they won 2-1 at Newcastle United in their first Premier League test and followed that up by beating Fulham 3-1, with Harry Kane scoring in August for the first time in 15 matches and Lucas Moura grabbing his first league goal for the club.

18/07: Spurs 6-0 Southend (Enfield, England)
21/07: Spurs 2-1 Brentford (Enfield, England)
25/07: Roma 1-4 Spurs (San Diego, United States)
28/07: Barcelona 2-2, 5-3pens Spurs (Pasadena, United States)
31/07: Spurs 1-0 AC Milan (Minneapolis, United States)
04/08: Girona 4-1 Spurs (Girona, Spain)

Valencia (ESP)

Rodrigo struck twice to ensure Valencia earned a victory at Everton then added another in the triumph against Leverkusen in their only home warm-up. They start their Liga campaign at home to Atlético on Monday.

21/07: Galatasaray 1-2 Valencia (Fribourg, Switzerland)
24/07: Valencia 0-0 Lausanne-Sport (Lens, France)
28/07: PSV Eindhoven 2-1 Valencia (Eindhoven, Netherlands)
01/08: Leicester City 1-1 Valencia (Leicester, England)
04/08: Everton 2-3 Valencia (Liverpool, England)
11/08: Valencia 3-0 Bayer Leverkusen (Valencia, Spain)

Viktoria Plzeň (CZE)

The Czech champions have begun their title defence impressively with five straight wins and only one goal conceded, having scored 35 times in their eight pre-season friendlies.

19/06: Doubravka 0-7 Plzeň (Senec, Czech Republic)
23/06: Klatovy 0-6 Plzeň (Klatovy, Czech Republic)
27/06: Sokolov 0-2 Plzeň (Mariánské Lázně, Czech Republic)
01/07: České Budějovice 3-4 Plzeň (Přeštice, Czech Republic)
06/07: Plzeň 4-0 Terek Grozny (Westendorf, Austria)
10/07: Wacker Innsbruck 0-2 Plzeň (Westendorf, Austria)
14/07: Plzeň 0-2 Dynamo Kyiv (Schwaz, Austria)
25/07: Plzeň 10-1 Jiskra Domažlice (Luční, Czech Republic)