While Ousmane Dembele collected his Ballon d’Or in Paris, PSG were dealt a 1-0 defeat in the delayed Le Classique derby, losing 1-0 against Marseille. Although the Parisians were without their talisman, Roberto De Zerbi’s men deserve credit for how they restricted the hosts, and were able to bounce back from their 2-1 defeat at the Bernabeu in the Champions League.

But, another tough test awaits Marseille, as they travel to the La Meinau Stadium to face a Strasbourg side who have only lost once in their last 11 matches in all competitions. That defeat came in unfortunate circumstances, too - losing out against Monaco in the 96th-minute.

Strasbourg have benefitted from significant investment, and summer signings seem to have integrated well. Le Racing lost just two of their 17 home matches last season in the league, and have maintained that record with two wins from two this term.

Aune Heggebo’s goal in the 90th-minute against Middlesbrough last time out proved to be only a late consolation, as West Brom suffered their second successive defeat, seeing them slump to 7th in the Championship standings.

Meanwhile, Leicester were left frustrated by Coventry last time out, as the visitors were able to hold on for a point at the King Power Stadium. Leicester racked up 17 shots worth 1.22xG, but were unable to trouble the scorers.

However, that result means the Foxes come into this game unbeaten in their last four matches, keeping a clean sheet in three of those. Marti Cifuentes’ side have proven themselves to be resolute defensively - only Stoke have conceded less goals in the league so far.

Neither side have been particularly attack-minded this term, which lends itself to a low-scoring affair, and I fancy Leicester to hold on to their undefeated streak at The Hawthorns.

With a record of three wins, two draws and one loss to their name, Espanyol have been flying to start the season, sitting in 4th and above the likes of Athletic Club, Real Betis and Atletico Madrid.

After battling hard to avoid relegation last season, Los Periquitos have lost just one game this term, and it came against Real Madrid at the Bernabeu. Last time out, they were able to snatch a point from Valencia, courtesy of a 96th-minute equaliser from Javi Puado. That goal was Espanyol’s 10th of the season so far - they've scored at least once in five of their six league matches so far.

Meanwhile, Girona are still yet to win this season, having conceded 16 goals from their six matches, which is the poorest defensive record of any team in the Spanish top flight.