Borussia Dortmund ended their four-match losing streak with a draw against Werder Bremen, under interim coach Mike Tullberg's leadership. Despite challenges, including an injury and a red card, Dortmund initially led with goals from Serhou Guirassy and Werder's Marco Friedl, who scored an own goal. However, Werder came back strong with goals from Leonardo Bittencourt and Marvin Ducksch, leveling the match.

Nottingham Forest achieved a significant 3-2 victory against Southampton, bringing them level with Arsenal, thanks to a powerful first-half display. Goals from Anderson, Hudson-Odoi, and Wood put Forest ahead, but a determined Southampton made an emphatic comeback attempt with second-half goals. Forest's resilience ensured their victory while keeping their Champions League ambitions alive.

Juventus’ sporting director, Cristiano Giuntoli, has expressed keen interest in acquiring Barcelona's central defender Ronald Araujo, elevating speculations about a potential transfer. Araujo has been on Juventus' radar as Barcelona struggles with contract negotiations. Giuntoli's recent public statements amplify the club's intent, further corroborated by Araujo's agent's confirmation of Juventus' approach.