There's a full set of matches on Saturday in the European leagues including the German Bundesliga and the Scottish Premier League. In England, the FA Cup has begun with the first round. Free Live Sports TV will be covering several matches on Saturday including the following.

Paulton Rovers v Norwich City LIVE English FA Cup Saturday, November 7, 2009 12:45 GMT, 07:45 EST

Bayern Munich v Schalke 04 LIVE German Bundesliga Saturday, November 7, 2009 14:30 GMT, 09:30 EST

Hoffenheim v Wolfsburg LIVE German Bundesliga Saturday, November 7, 2009 14:30 GMT, 09:30 EST

Hearts v Hibernian LIVE Scottish Premier League Saturday, November 7, 2009 12:30 GMT, 07:45 EST

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The top European Leagues are all in action on Saturday, November 7, and Sunday, November 8. These include La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga, Ligue 1, and the SPL. Here are the full TV listings for the United States and United Kingdom.

Spanish Primera Division aka La Liga

Saturday, November 7, 2009

FC Barcelona v Mallorca 14:00 EST, 19:00 GMT GolTV (USA), Sky Sports 2 (UK)

Atletico Madrid v Real Madrid 16:00 EST, 21:00 GMT ESPN Deportes (USA), Sky Sports 2 (UK)

Sunday, November 8, 2009

Almeria v Osasuna 11:00 EST, 16:00 GMT GolTV (USA)

Valencia v Real Zaragoza 13:00 EST, 18:00 GMT ESPN2 (USA), Sky Sports 1 (UK)

Sevilla v Villareal 15:00 EST, 20:00 GMT GolTV (USA), Sky Sports 1 (UK)

Italian Serie A

Saturday, November 7, 2009

Atalanta v Juventus 14:30 EST, 19:30 GMT Fox Soccer Chanel (USA), ESPN (UK)

Sunday, November 8, 2009

Lazio v AC Milan 09:00 EST, 14:00 GMT Fox Soccer Channel (USA)

Inter Milan v Roma 14:30 EST, 19:30 GMT Fox Soccer Channel (USA), ESPN (UK)

German Bundesliga

Saturday, November 7, 2009

Hoffenheim v Wolfsburg 09:30 EST, 14:30 GMT GolTV (USA)

French Ligue 1

Saturday, November 7, 2009

Paris St-Germain v Nice 13:00 EST, 18:00 GMT Setanta Sports (USA)

Sochaux v Lens 15:00 EST, 20:00 GMT Setanta Sports (USA)

Sunday, November 8, 2009

Lille v Bordeaux 11:00 EST, 16:00 GMT Setanta Sports (USA)

Lyon v Marseille 15:00 EST, 20:00 GMT Setanta Sports (USA)

Scottish Premier League

Saturday, November 7, 2009

Hearts v Hibernian 07:00 EST, 12:00 GMT ESPN (UK)

Sunday, November 8, 2009

Falkirk v Celtic 07:45 EST, 12:45 GMT Sky Sports 3 (UK)

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I completely missed every single game of football across the British Isles at the weekend. I was too busy to turn on the radio for the Scottish games, and I fell asleep somewhere during the Arsenal-Spurs highlights on the Saturday evening. I was awake long enough to see van Persie scoring, but the next thing I [. Click to continue reading...

Celtic extended their lead at the top of the SPL with an easy win over Kilmarnock.

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We're always thankful it's Saturday at Inside Left, mainly because it means a return to the terraces to enjoy watching the cream of our divisions tanning a ball around the park. This week we're particularly glad that the weekend brings sense to bear, as this has not been a great seven days for the game north [. Click to continue reading...

Most of the top European leagues are more than a 1/3 into their 2009-10 season. In Spain, Barcelona is on top of the league table while Real Madrid are close behind. In France and Germany, the league tables are very close and no clear favorites so far. Inter Milan leads the Italian Serie A and are the favorites to repeat as champions.

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"Henrik Larsson always scores." The clip shows Celtic fighting back through Larsson against Porto in a pulsating 2003 UEFA Cup final.

My memories of Larsson will always be defined by the Swedish striker entering the game in the 2006 CL final against Arsenal late in the second half.

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As the saga at Rangers continues towards a potentially horrid (or amusing, depending on your allegiances) conclusion, Walter Smith is not the only one concerned at the lack of progress. Over in Edinburgh things are not going according to plan for the Maroon half of the city, as Hearts gaffer Csaba Lazslo says he'll consider his [. Click to continue reading...

The dust has only just settled on the weekend fixtures, but there's not much rest for some of the teams, as the Quarter Finals of the Scottish League Cup takes place over the next two days. We preview the upcoming fixtures. Dundee v Rangers Dundee currently lead the Scottish First division, having dropped just one point [. Click to continue reading...

The top European league continued with a full set of matches this weekend. The Spanish La Liga, Italian Serie A, German Bundesliga, French Ligue 1, and Scottish Premier League have several matches on TV on October 23, 24, and 25. Here's a list of predictions (for some of the top matches in each league), previews, and USA/UK TV listings for these top leagues.

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It's back to earth with a bump this week for the Old Firm as League action resumes. The Second round of the Scottish Cup also takes place this weekend, so there's plenty to get our teeth into as we pick the four games you should follow. Click to continue reading...

After 27 years supporting Middlesbrough Football Club, I could be forgiven for thinking I had seen it all. Cup finals, relegations, promotions. Liquidation, Europe. Memorable victories and crushing defeats. I thought nothing about the club would ever truly surprise me again. Tuesday night, I was proven wrong.

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As Rangers suffer a humiliating defeat in Europe, the SPL's latest initiative to get the Scottish game back on track puts the ball well wide of the goal. Click to continue reading...

It was another full weekend of matches in the top European leagues. Several of the top teams were in action on Saturday including Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, FC Barcelona, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Rangers, and Celtic.

Here are video highlights for the English Premier League, Spanish Primera Division or La Liga, Italian Serie A, German Bundesliga, French Ligue 1, and Scottish Premier League for Saturday, October 17, 2009.

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The Scottish Premier League resumed play this weekend with six matches on Saturday, October 17, 2009. Rangers looked to continue their strong play after their victory of Celtic in the Old Firm. They traveled to play St Johnstone on Saturday in the SPL. Here's a recap and video highlights of that match.

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Inside Left gets help with this weeks Four to Follow as we give some love and attention to four games we think you should be watching out for this weekend. Click to continue reading...

While I have been focusing on the issues that are facing the lower tiers of the American soccer system recently, please let's all remember that our issues here are not as bad as in other places. In Scotland the Old Firm are constantly making noise about leaving the SPL and SFA for the supposedly greener patches [. Click to continue reading...

While I have been focusing on the issues that are facing the lower tiers of the American soccer system recently, please let's all remember that our issues here are not as bad as in other places. In Scotland the Old Firm are constantly making noise about leaving the SPL and SFA for the supposedly greener patches [. Click to continue reading...

So, who will win the SPL this year? Celtic or Rangers? It's this question that underlines the insignificance of the other teams in Scottish Football, and again raises the point that perhaps the two Glaswegian giants should be allowed to play in the Premier League. Having watched last weekend's Derby match, it's plain to see that the [. Click to continue reading...

Arsene Wenger might think the Scots are still influential in Europe, but he's about the only person left who does. It being October, it must be just about time for Scottish football pundits to do their usual soul-searching, surveying the wreckage of another failed qualification campaign for the national team, while both the Old Firm sit bottom of the European groups and all the various other qualifying round defeats are already forgotten along with most of the names of the East European teams who inflicted them.

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Although Sydney FC thoroughly deserved their victory over the Central Coast Mariners this afternoon, the entire press box was in agreement that the man of the match played on the losing side. As the SMH's Sebastian Hassett justly observed, "about the seven next-best" were clad in sky blue, but the star of the day was Michael McGlinchey. Click to continue reading...

Rangers host Celtic on Sunday, October 4, 2009 in another edition of the Old Firm. It's one of the most heatest rivalries in all of Europe with over 350 matches played. Rangers hold the advantage overall in total wins but its still very close. Who will win on Sunday? Can Rangers pick up points on Scottish Premier League leaders Celtic?

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This weeks Four to Follow features two tasty derby's, a meeting of old versus new and a top versus (almost) bottom. Click to continue reading...

Inside Left tries to figure out what's going on at Ibrox. Click to continue reading...

Paddy McCourt Goal St Mirren 0 - 2 Celtic Click to continue reading...

Rangers, Aberdeen, Dundee, Ross County, Livingston, Queens Park, Fort William and Auchinleck Talbot. Yes, this weeks Four to Follow features some household names, as well as some you might just want to go and Google. Click to continue reading...

We're only 5 games in, but the SPL is already beginning to take on a familiar shape: the Old Firm at the top, a clutch of also-rans in the middle and the rest following on below. Click to continue reading...

This week's Ultimate 11's is Iain McDonald's Dundee United. Now I'll level with you, I'm no fan of the Scottish game, but Scotchland have given me some cracking moments over the years, David Narey's stunnning goal againt the mighty Brazil in World Cup 1982, they eventually lost 4-1 which gave me even more joy.

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[It] merely confirms the the long held conviction that, in sport as in many other professions, the largest conceits are driven by the smallest talents.So said Glenn Gibbons in yesterday's Scotsman. On this occasion Glenn was talking about Kris Boyd. But how appropriate his sentiment is for one of Boyd's Old Firm colleagues. Click to continue reading...

After the disaster that was last week's SPL predictions I'm hoping for a turnaround this week. Four draws last week including both sides of the Old Firm. Who'd have thought it?So this week. Mixed fortunes in Europe for Glasgow's ugly sisters on the back of dropped SPL points last weekend. More of the same this week? Click to continue reading...

Seriously WTF?

Two years ago Stuttgart did a nice little number on our coefficient by losing five games in the group stages. It looks like they are going to try and repeat that damage to our coefficient again this time around after an uninspiring home draw to Rangers. Unable to take advantage of the absence of Rangers' captain David Weir, ruled out late, the Swabians enjoyed the better first half but could only must one goal from Progrebnyak.

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Champions League football returns to the Scottish league. Rangers take on VfB Stuttgart in the opening game of this years group stages. We present a quick preview. Click to continue reading...

Youngster makes loan move permanent.

Liverpool today confirmed the sale of midfielder Ryan Flynn to Scottish Premier League side Falkirk.
The 20-year-old Scot was on a season-long loan with The Bairns but the deal has now been made permanent.

Flynn, who originally joined the Academy from Falkirk in 2006, was a key part of our successive FA Youth Cup wins, scoring in the final against Man City in 2006 and bagging three goals during the 2007 campaign.

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Falkirk 0-0 Aberdeen. The Dons keep their 3rd consecutive clean sheet. If only they could score at the other end ... Click to continue reading...