Leagues back on 10 October after 19-day break, with Arsenal v Leeds

📰 The international break is over: the Premier League, LaLiga, Serie A and Ligue 1 all return from Saturday 10 October. 📌 Key points 🏟️ Arsenal v Leeds opens Premier League matchweek six on the 10th. ⚽ Real Madrid host Villarreal at the Bernabéu on the 10th. 🇮🇹 Inter face Parma and Napoli host Frosinone on Saturday. 🗓️ Juventus travel to Cagliari on Sunday 11 October. 🇫🇷 PSG welcome Le Mans to the Parc des Princes on the 10th. 📝 What happened 🏴 The Premier League resumes after a 19-day pause, with Arsenal hosting Leeds at the Emirates first up. Arsenal lost 3-0 at Brighton in their last game before the break, while Leeds remain unbeaten under Daniel Farke. Manchester United host Tottenham the same day. 🇪🇸 In Spain, Real Madrid play Villarreal at 9pm local time on the 10th, which the club lists as LaLiga matchday eight. 🇮🇹 Serie A's sixth round starts with Inter v Parma and Napoli v Frosinone on Saturday. Sunday brings Como v Roma, Lazio v Monza and Cagliari v Juventus, so Juve are away, not at home. 🇫🇷 Ligue 1 runs from Friday to Sunday. PSG face newly promoted Le Mans at 8.45pm on Saturday; Monaco led the table on 13 points before the break. 📊 By the numbers • Premier League break: 19 days • Serie A round six: 10 matches over three days (10–12 October) • Ligue 1 leaders Monaco: 13 points from five games 👀 What to watch 🔴 Arsenal's response — their first game since the 3-0 loss at Brighton, against an unbeaten Leeds side. 🤍 Madrid's absentees — reports point to a long injury list before Villarreal, so squad depth could decide it. 🔵 Serie A's three-way tie — Roma, Inter and Lazio are all on 13 points and all play this weekend. 🇫🇷 PSG's chase — sixth before the break, PSG need a win against promoted Le Mans to close in on the top. 🔭 Why it matters The first round after a break always tests players returning from international duty. With Champions League league-phase games following in mid-October, this weekend can shape the early-season picture.