Suárez soars for Barça, Manchester rivals draw

• All domestic results/standings
• UEFA Champions League matchday four fixtures

There were no goals in Sunday's Manchester derby but Luis Suárez shone for ten-man Barcelona as the UEFA Champions League teams continued their domestic assignments following a raft of significant games on Saturday. UEFA.com rounds up all the results.

Group A
Paris 4-1 St-Étienne
Ligue 1 leaders Paris extended their unbeaten start to the season with a routine win, kicked off by left-back Layvin Kurzawa's first goal for the club. The capital side then gave themselves breathing space via Edinson Cavani and Zlatan Ibrahimović, before Lucas responded to a Marco Verratti own goal to send Paris seven points clear.

Celta 1-3 Real Madrid
Real Madrid are the only unbeaten team in the Liga following a 3-1 win at high-flying Celta Vigo. Goals from Cristiano Ronaldo and Danilo put the Merengues in charge at the break, but the real stand-out performer was Keylor Navas, who made three awe-inspiring saves. The Costa Rican was eventually beaten by a thumping goal by Nolito late on, but Marcelo struck in added time to make it 3-1.

Shakhtar not in action

Wolfsburg celebrate their winner©AFP/Getty Images

Group B
Darmstadt 0-1 Wolfsburg
Dieter Hecking's side made it three wins in the space of eight days. Wolfsburg struggled to convert possession into chances away against mid-table Darmstadt, but Daniel Caligiuri came on for Julian Draxler and made a swift impact, scoring the only goal of the game on 78 minutes.

Manchester United 0-0 Manchester City
The 170th Manchester derby failed to ignite as the two clubs played out a goalless draw, with the first shot on target not coming until the 83rd minute. Fourth-placed United had the better of the chances, though, with substitute Jesse Lingard hitting the crossbar and Chris Smalling drawing a save from Joe Hart late on.

Terek 0-0 CSKA
CSKA's lead at the top of the Russian Premier League could be cut after they dropped two points on Sunday. Still unbeaten, Leonid Slutski's men were held to only their third draw in 13 league outings and moved six points clear at the top – but could see that advantage halved when Lokomotiv Moskva entertain Rostov on Monday.

Twente 1-3 PSV
PSV kept Eredivisie leaders Ajax and Feyenoord in their sights with two late goals at out-of-sorts Twente. Phillip Cocu's side led early in the second half as Luuk de Jong got his head to Adam Maher's shot, but Hakim Ziyech equalised all too soon. However, the Enschede side buckled in the closing stages, Jürgen Locadia restoring PSV's lead on 84 minutes before Gáston Pereiro made it 3-1.

Group C
Atlético 2-1 Valencia
Diego Simeone's troops kept themselves within two points of Madrid and Barcelona with an impressive home success, even if they could only turn their domination into two goals. Jackson Martínez and Yannick Carrasco delivered those in the first half, before Paco Alcácer gave the scoreline a closer complexion than it probably merited.

Benfica 0-3 Sporting
The Eagles slipped to their third reverse in seven Portuguese Liga fixtures this term as high-flying Sporting snatched the Lisbon derby spoils. Coached by former Benfica boss Jorge Jesus, the visitors took an early lead via Teófilo Gutiérrez and did the rest of their damage before the interval, Islam Slimani and Bryan Ruiz registering to leave the hosts as low as eighth.

Fenerbahçe 1-1 Galatasaray
Hamza Hamzaoğlu's charges missed the chance to climb top ahead of Beşiktaş's Monday fixture after the Istanbul derby ended all-square. It could have been worse for Cimbom too after they fell behind to Diego's first-half opener, substitute Olcan Adın rescuing the visitors late on to leave Galatasaray a point back in second having played a game more.

Kairat 0-1 Astana
Second-placed Astana boosted their domestic title hopes by claiming a crucial away success against the leaders. Tanat Nuserbayev struck the clincher in Almaty as the visitors moved within two points of Kazakh Premier League frontrunners Kairat, having played a game fewer.

Group D
Juventus 2-0 Atalanta
Paulo Dybala and Mario Mandžukić found the target as Juventus continued their recent revival. The Argentinian forward broke the deadlock on 28 minutes with an effort from the edge of the box before Mandžukić doubled the advantage with a close-range effort after the interval. Paul Pogba missed a late spot kick after Atalanta had Rafael Toloi sent off on 74 minutes, but the defending Italian champions prevailed to climb to 12th in the table.

Manchester United 0-0 Manchester City
City recorded their first goalless draw in their last 61 Premier League games as they toiled against city neighbours United at Old Trafford. Nicolás Otamendi impressed at the back for Manuel Pellegrini's men, but his forward players found the going much tougher and City now lie top of the table on goal difference alone ahead of Arsenal.

Sevilla 5-0 Getafe
After a dire start to the season, Sevilla are now unbeaten in four Liga games, Kévin Gameiro's first hat-trick for the club the highlight against Getafe, who ended the game with ten men. The Frenchman registered twice before the break, and completed his treble from the penalty spot on the hour. That was the second of three Sevilla spot-kicks, Éver Banega and Yevhen Konoplyanka converting the others.

Mönchengladbach 3-1 Schalke
Gladbach secured a fifth consecutive Bundesliga victory since interim coach André Schubert took the helm, having opened their campaign with five straight league defeats. Lars Stindl hit the opener on 32 minutes, tapping in the rebound after Ralf Fährmann had saved his spot kick. However, Andreas Christensen's own goal restored parity before Raffael and Julian Korb struck for the Foals in the second half.

Group E
Barcelona 3-1 Eibar
Ten-man Barça secured a comeback victory against Eibar to keep pace with Real Madrid at the top in Spain. Luis Suárez helped himself to his second Liga hat-trick this term after Borja González had given the visitors a shock tenth-minute lead at the Camp Nou. Suárez headed the hosts level before half-time and fired them ahead on 48 minutes. Javier Mascherano was sent off before the Uruguayan forward completed his treble five minutes from time.

Admir Mehmedi after scoring Leverkusen's winner©Getty Images

Leverkusen 4-3 Stuttgart
Having scored two late goals to secure a 4-4 draw against Roma in the UEFA Champions League in midweek, Leverkusen displayed a taste for drama again at home against Stuttgart in the Bundesliga, trailing 2-0 and then 3-1 before goals from Sebastian Boenisch (70), Javier Hernández (71) and Admir Mehmedi (89) secured all three points.

BATE 2-1 Naftan
Dmitri Mozolevski struck twice, one in each half, as the Belarusian champions extended their unbeaten league run to nine games. BATE secured their tenth consecutive championship last time out, and took the lead after just 15 minutes via Mozolevski. The 30-year-old forward struck again in the second half before Ruslan Gunchak notched a consolation. Aleksandr Hleb, Vitali Rodionov, Maksim Zhavnerchik and Kaspars Dubra missed the clash through injury.

Fiorentina 1-2 Roma
Mohamed Salah scored against his former club as the Giallorossi went two points clear in Serie A with victory at previous leaders Fiorentina. The 23-year-old scored a sixth-minute effort before Gervinho ran through to double the lead ahead of half-time. Salah was sent off for a second bookable offence after the break before Khouma Babacar notched a late goal for the hosts.

Group F
Bayern München 4-0 Köln
Arjen Robben scored in his first game back from a thigh injury as Bayern made it ten wins from ten league games this season – and 1,000 in the Bundesliga overall. The Dutchman wove into the Köln box to open the scoring on 36 minutes, Arturo Vidal making it 2-0 by the break. Robert Lewandowski then headed the third – his 13th Bundesliga strike this term – and Thomas Müller weighed in from the penalty spot.

Atromitos 1-2 Olympiacos
Alberto Botía helped himself to two goals in the second half as Olympiacos made it a perfect eight wins in the league this season with a fourth straight away success. Spanish defender Botía, who struck the opener in the 4-0 win against AEK Athens last time out, registered twice in four minutes before Miloš Stojčev hit a 75th-minute consolation for the hosts.

Arsenal 2-1 Everton
The Gunners went temporarily top in England as two headers in the space of two minutes set them on course for a 2-1 victory against Everton. Olivier Giroud flicked in the first from Mesut Özil's ball, and Santi Cazorla provided the assist as Laurent Koscielny got the second on 38 minutes. Ross Barkley's deflected strike gave the Toffees hope, but they could not deny Arsenal a fourth successive win in all competitions.

Rijeka 2-1 Dinamo Zagreb
Zoran Mamić's charges suffered only their third defeat in their last 50 games in all competitions – losing at second-placed Rijeka. Junior Fernandes gave Dinamo a sixth-minute lead, but they lost Jérémy Taravel to a red card on 34 minutes and were pegged back by Miral Samardžić after the break, before Anas Sharbini notched a last-gasp clincher for the hosts. The Croatian champions, in third, are now two points adrift of leaders Hajduk Split.

Group G
Porto 0-0 Braga
The Dragons were unable to keep pace with top side Sporting as they recorded their third domestic draw this term, despite creating most of the pressure in their tussle with fourth-placed Braga. Vincent Aboubakar had an effort saved early on and André André fired over, but there was to be no breakthrough for the hosts.

Dynamo Kyiv not in action

West Ham 2-1 Chelsea
Andy Carroll's header – his first goal since January – gave West Ham a win at home against Chelsea, whose miserable domestic form continues. Mauro Zárate capitalised on some inattentive Blues defending to put the Hammers ahead, Nemanja Matić was dismissed for a second booking, and manager José Mourinho was sent to the stands at the interval. Gary Cahill equalised for Chelsea on 56 minutes, but they could not hold on.

Maccabi Tel-Aviv 2-4 Beitar Jerusalem
Slaviša Jokanović's side missed the chance to move three points clear at the Israeli summit despite two goals from Eran Zahavi taking them into half-time 2-1 up. Australia striker Nikita Rukavytsya completed a hat-trick for the visitors.

Group H
Zenit 5-1 Anji
Zenit kept up the pressure on Moscow giants CSKA and Lokomotiv at the top of the Russian table with a comfortable win against the league's bottom side. Artem Dzyuba scored twice, Axel Witsel and Oleg Shatov got one each, and Hulk – who had a hand in three of the other goals – completed the rout with the pick of the finishes.

Atlético 2-1 Valencia
Valencia are down to ninth in Spain after slipping to their third successive away loss in the Liga. Los Che were undone by first-half strikes from Jackson Martínez and Yannick Carrasco, though Paco Alcácer gave them hope from the penalty spot after the interval.

Gent 2-2 Oostende
Sébastien Siani struck at the death as the champions were denied victory in a high-profile clash in Belgium. Before that, midfielder Thomas Matton had looked set to mark his 30th birthday with the winner against Oostende when he struck on 75 minutes, Kevin Vandendriessche having swiftly cancelled out Danijel Miličević's opener for Gent. The sides remain level, with Anderlecht now a point clear at the summit.

Lyon 3-0 Toulouse
Struggling Toulouse proved to be no match for Lyon in Friday's game, Mathieu Valbuena setting up Sergi Darder for the 18th-minute opener, and then scoring the second from Claudio Beauvue's ball on 69 minutes. Beauvue also laid on the third – 19-year-old substitute Maxwel Cornet's first for the club – as Les Gones completed a third successive Ligue 1 home win.