Bayern, Fiorentina and Monaco win in Bundesliga, Serie A and Ligue 1

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The Bundesliga, Ligue 1, LaLiga and Serie A each had one game on Friday, including German leaders Bayern Munich’s visit to a Stuttgart side who finished immediately above them in second last season.

Monaco were looking to move fourth in France at home to fourth-bottom Reims, while Las Palmas were level on points with the relegation zone when they visited Valladolid, the bottom side in Spain.

In Italy, Fiorentina knew they would go sixth with a victory at home to Lecce, who started four points above the bottom three.

101GreatGoals.com brings you the latest European football results today, including who scored and how the standings look in the major leagues.

Stuttgart vs Bayern: Roten 10 league games unbeaten

Bayern are 11 points clear of second-placed Bayer Leverkusen after coming from behind to condemn seventh-placed Stuttgart to a third straight home defeat.

Bayern youth product Angelo Stiller gave Stuttgart a 34th minute lead but Michael Olise equalised 11 minutes later and Leon Goretzka and Kingsley Coman netted during the second half to make the final score 3-1.

Monaco vs Reims: Biereth bags hat-trick

Former Arsenal forward Mika Biereth scored a hat-trick inside 18 minutes as Monaco earned a fourth successive home league win with a 3-0 victory.

Adi Hutter’s side have scored at least three goals in each of those games, while Reims are three points above the relegation zone with a significant goal superiority.

Fiorentina vs Lecce: Gosens goal settles contest

Robin Gosens headed the ninth-minute winner but Lucas Beltran missed a penalty that could have doubled Fiorentina’s advantage as the hosts won 1-0 to rise above Bologna and move two points behind fifth-placed Lazio.

Lecce suffered a second consecutive 1-0 defeat and the lowest scorers in the division have not netted in four games, having drawn their previous two 0-0.

Real Valladolid vs Las Palmas: Ten-man visitors held

Las Palmas are a point above the relegation zone after Juanmi Latasa’s 63rd-minute equaliser for Valladolid, who are eight points from safety.

Sandro Ramirez gave the visitors the lead in the 22nd minute but they were reduced to 10 players when centre-back Scott McKenna was dismissed seven minutes later.




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