The Football Leagues around Europe are on a two week break thanks to the Euro 2012 qualifiers but don't be discouraged sport freaks as we have a great sporting weekend in store with the US Open in full flow, Moto GP returning in San Marino and the PGA Tour Deutsche Bank Championship teeing off this week.

The weekend starts in the wee hours of Saturday morning with the Deutsche Bank Championship in Massachusetts. Tiger Woods is fighting hard to recapture his best form and with the top names in Golf, including the likes Phil Mickelson, Rory Mcllroy and Vijay Singh participating, you're in for an amazing two days of Golf. Catch all the action on Neo Sports.

The US Open is almost at the halfway point, with the Men's 2nd and 3rd round along with the Women's 3rd round action this weekend. Tune in to Ten Sports to see how Nadal and Federer fare at Flushing Meadows, New York.

San Marino, the home town of Valentino Rossi, will be the cynosure of all eyes this weekend as the Moto GP bandwagon rolls into town. Dani Pedrosa's surprise win at Indianapolis last week makes this race all the more interesting. Tune into Ten Sports or Star Sports on Sunday to catch the speed demons in action.

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A great sporting weekend is in the offing, with a feast of everything from football to cricket to formula one.

We start with football, where the English Premier League has an exciting array of games in store. Arsenal kicks off the weekend with an early game against Blackburn on Saturday. Champions Chelsea take on Stoke City in the second game of the day as they look to continue their great start to the season. Giants Manchester United will play West Ham United in the late kick off at Old Trafford. On Sunday, Birmingham City clash with Bolton Wanderers in the early kick-off. Liverpool play West Brom in the 2nd game of the day and the Reds will be looking to register their first victory of the season. An exciting clash between Aston Villa and Everton also kicks off an hour later. All the great English football action can be watched on ESPN and Star Sports.

Over in Spain, the La Liga campaign starts this weekend and you can catch it all on Zee Sports. Champions Barcelona take on Racing Santander while Real Madrid are on the road at Real Mallorca.

After last week's results we have come to a conclusion that 6-0 is the new ‘average' when it come to goals-per- game. Anything less than that (at least from Chelsea) will scream DISASTER! (We were just joking) Though we may have expected such a score line from Chelsea and Arsenal, Newcastle definitely surprised us all.

While Birmingham City and Wolves fought hard for a win and the Cottagers worked till the very end for that well deserved point, Man City and Bolton enjoyed their football, walking coolly away with three. West Brom‘s Peter Odemwingie was a happy man after he scored the only goal of the game thus bringing home a win. This week they face Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday where they hope to ply the same magic again.

This is the decider, the final round of play-offs. Whoever makes it through, will be entering the Champions League Group Stages. Braga and Tottenham, this season's debutants will fight to prove they are the best, while big guns Ajax and Sevilla know that they can't let down the hopes and dreams of a million supporters who hope this to be their year.

Sevilla's loss in the first leg would mean that they got to pull up their socks and fight back newbies Braga while Tottenham Hotspur, who suffered the same fate last week still have a chance to make it into the next stage of the competition when they play at Home to Young Boys.

Ajax and Anderlecht ended the first leg with a draw and will now have to work even harder when they play at Home to Dynamo Kyiv and Partizan respectively in order to secure a spot in the next round of the competition.