Today's 5️⃣ headlines: Barça lead outright;Madrid leapfrog Atleti into 2nd

A very good morning to everyone. A different kind of week begins, with Nations League action and international friendlies. Still, yesterday was all about some truly thrilling club matches. Let's take a look at the day's biggest stories. Barça go top after their win at the Metropolitano Hansi Flick's side beat Atlético Madrid 2-1 with an impressive team performance. Simeone's men took an early lead (10') through Giuliano, but were unable to hold on. With first-half stoppage time approaching, Fermín found the equaliser. Barça dominated the second half and Fermín struck again, following a superb assist from Lamine Yamal, to make it 2-1 and seal the win. LaLiga is heating up: Barcelona sit alone at the top with 33 points, followed by Madrid on 30 and Atlético, who drop to third with 28. Julián Álvarez under scrutiny Julián Álvarez missed the chance to fully win back Atlético fans against Barcelona, squandering two clear one-on-one opportunities against Joan García. Despite setting up Giuliano's goal, his misses sparked renewed boos from the stands after the defeat. Even so, both Simeone and Álex Baena rallied behind the Argentine, praising his constant involvement in the game and calling for patience as he works towards his best form. A new international window of friendlies begins Following Sunday's final club matches, the year's last international break begins this week. Mark these must-watch games in your calendar: Thursday, November 12 at 20:45: Italy–France Thursday, November 12 at 20:45: Spain–Czech Republic Saturday, November 14 at 00:00: Argentina–Uruguay Manchester United 4-4 Aston Villa: pure drama With goals from Zirkzee and Dorgu in the first and seventh minutes of stoppage time, Manchester United salvaged a draw against Aston Villa in a match everyone at Old Trafford thought was lost. A spectacular goal fest ended with Emery's and Carrick's sides sharing the points. However, the draw was not enough to lift the Red Devils out of the relegation zone. Carrick insists he will not resign; we'll see what happens after the international break. Inter beat Como and set their sights on top spot Inter beat Cesc Fàbregas's Como at San Siro, with the visitors unable to respond to Cristian Chivu's attack. Two goals in seven minutes were enough to settle the match. Nico Paz had a great chance, but hit the crossbar. Serie A is getting very interesting: Lazio lead with 29 points, with Inter just one point behind. There is still a long way to go, but it is incredibly tight. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.