Spezia 1-4 Juventus

Cristiano Ronaldo made a sensational return to action in his first match for Juventus in over a month, coming off the bench to inspire victory at Spezia with a brace at Stadio Alberto Picco.

When Ronaldo entered the field on 56 minutes, the Bianconeri were being held 1-1 by Spezia and were in danger of a third successive draw in Serie A against modest opponents. Within three minutes the Portugal captain had put his side ahead, while a late penalty from Ronaldo put the shine on a 4-1 victory after Aaron Ramsey had bagged the third.

José Morais is celebrating after leading South Koreans Jeonbuk Motors to a record eighth Korean K League 1 title on Sunday, making it back-to-back titles for the well-travelled Portuguese coach.

Jeonbuk beat Daegu 3-0 on the final day to wrap up the championship by maintaining their 3-point lead over rivals Ulsan, with the triumph representing Jeonbuk’s fourth successive crown.

Liverpool 2-1 West Ham United

Diogo Jota continues to shine with new club Liverpool after coming off the bench to score a vital winning goal against West Ham United at Anfield.

The Portuguese forward entered the action on 70 minutes with the score level at 1-1 and initially saw a goal disallowed by VAR, before later snatching all three points for Liverpool with just five minutes left on the clock with a calm finish.

Osasuna 1-3 Atletico Madrid

João Félix had a highly eventful afternoon in La Liga on Saturday, scoring twice and missing a penalty as Atletico Madrid made it three wins in a row to move up to 3^rd place in Spain.

Having earned plaudits for his brace in midweek against Salzburg in the Champions League, Félix made it four goals in two games with another double, leading to boss Diego Simeone praising his development.