man Bundesliga and Italian Serie A commence this weekend, while there’s plenty more action from Europe with Liverpool, PSG and Chelsea facing big matches.Sports Pundit’s Game of the WeekendLiverpool v Manchester CityEnglish Premier League, Sunday 5pm (CET)The Reds had an awful start to the season under new boss Brendan Rodgers,RayBan Sale, going down 3-0 to West Bromwich and they’ll be looking to bounce back instantly, although a home game against the champions is hardly ideal. City begun the campaign with a come-from-behind 3-2 victory over newly-promoted Southampton but lost Sergio Aguero to injury in the game,Cheap Ray Ban Club Masters 6117, however they’ve no shortage of options despite his absence. If Liverpool, the pressure will mount on Rodgers already.Borussia Dortmund v Werder BremenGerman Bundesliga,Ray Ban Aviator Sunglasses, Friday, 8.30pm (CET)The new Bundesliga season begins on Friday with champions Dortmund playing host to traditional title contenders Werder Bremen who have had many squad changes in the off-season, losing Marko Marin, Naldo, Tim Wiese and Claudio Pizarro but adding Eljero Elia, Kevin de Bruyne,Black Pink RayBan, Nils Petersen and Theodor Gabre Selassie. Dortmund, meanwhile, have lost Shinji Kagawa but bolstered with German talent Marco Reus. It promises to be a great start to the campaign.Chelsea v NewcastleEnglish Premier League, Saturday 6.30pm (CET)The Blues are two from two this term after their midweek triumph over Reading with new big-money signing Eden Hazard weaving some magic with a masterful performance which will have Premier League defenders quaking in their boots. Newcastle are a strong side, having finished last term in fifth and winning at Stamford Bridge late last season, with Demba Ba and Papiss Cisse forming a strong forward line which helped them beat Tottenham on the opening day.Juventus v ParmaSpanish La Liga, Saturday 8.45pm (CET)The Italian champions open the season at home to Parma,Cheap Ray Ban Clubmaster, with newboy Sebastian Giovinco taking on his former employers on his league return for the Old Lady. Giovinco’s move from Parma to Juve was a big story in the off-season after providing 15 goals and 11 assists for a club who finished midtable last season. Juve, of course, are without boss Antonio Conte these days after his 10-month ban for his involvement in match-fixing, so everyone will be curious to see how they go without him on the sidelines.Paris Saint-Germain v BordeauxFrench Ligue 1, Sunday 9pm (CET)It’s been a far from perfect start to the new term for big-spending PSG as they slumped to draws with lowly Lorient and Ajaccio, with Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s arrival unable to get them off to the flyer. Bordeuax on the other hand are off to a great start, two from two, with Ludovic Obraniak providing goals. PSG boss Carlo Ancelotti will know now is the time for his star-studded side to beginning gelling and getting results.
Tottenham have received some much-needed good news with the permanent re-signing of striker Emmanuel Adebayor from Manchester City.The Togo international scored 18 goals for Spurs on loan last term, but returned to City training in the off-sea