Arsenal FC will play host to the surprise package of the season, Sunderland AFC, in the Premier League clash at the Emirates Stadium on 7 February.

With Napoli returning to winning ways in their most recent Serie A outing, the reigning Italian league champions will now turn their attention to Genoa on Saturday.

La Liga leaders Barcelona will be looking to plunge Real Mallorca further into trouble when they meet at the Camp Nou on Saturday, February 7.

AmaZulu FC will be determined to end their Orlando Pirates hoodoo when the two teams meet at the Moses Mabhida Stadium on 3 February.

Villarreal will go in search of their first win in three games when they make the journey north to face Osasuna at El Sadar on Saturday, January 31.

Reigning Serie A champions will hope to recover from their recent defeat against Juventus as they prepare to take on Fiorentina on home soil this Saturday.

Chelsea FC will be aiming for their third successive London Derby win when they host West Ham United in the Premier League at Stamford Bridge on 31 January.

Mamelodi Sundowns will be aiming to keep their near spotless record against Sekhukhune United intact when they lock horns at the New Peter Mokaba Stadium on Tuesday, January 27.

Espanyol will be seeking their first win of the new year when they travel up the eastern coast for a clash with Valencia at the Mestalla on Saturday, January 24.

Burnley FC will be looking to add to Tottenham Hotspur's misery when they meet in a Premier League match at Turf Moor on 24 January.