Another weekend of European football is in the books and, as usual, there have been plot twists and upsets galore. Here's ESPN's Weekend Review.
[3-0](/soccer/report/_/gameId/638033) defeat at [Wolves](/soccer/club/_/id/380/wolverhampton-wanderers) deserves a stronger descriptor. [Ruben Neves](http://espnfc.com/player/_/id/208128/Rรบben-Neves) (of all people!) to saunter on goal and stroke a shot beyond Alisson for Wolves' third. [Nice](/soccer/team?id=2502) (1-0) and [Nantes](/soccer/team?id=165) (0-0). From [Luca de la Torre](http://espnfc.com/player/_/id/225609/Luca-de-la-Torre)'s clever assist to Veiga juggling the ball past defender [Luiz Felipe](http://espnfc.com/player/_/id/225637/Luiz-Felipe) and scooping it over goalkeeper [Rui Silva](http://espnfc.com/player/_/id/177898/Rui-Silva), it was a move of pure quality in a ridiculously entertaining match. Celta forward [Jorgen Strand Larsen](http://espnfc.com/player/_/id/252747/Jorgen-Strand-Larsen)'s opener is [a contender](https://twitter.com/ESPNPlus/status/1621965223237414913?s=20&t=PvKHCT1lqLc7zOJAdI7U0A), but let's go for [Gabri Veiga's goal](https://www.espn.com.au/soccer/player/_/id/307381/gabriel-veiga) in the 42nd minute. [Ligue 1](/soccer/league/_/name/fra.1), Angers have finally stopped the rot with an unexpected point away at [Lorient](/soccer/team?id=273) on Sunday. After an assist against [Mainz](/soccer/team?id=2950) and a key move against [Leverkusen](/soccer/team/_/id/131/bayer-leverkusen), his goal against Freiburg, so symbolic and so loaded with emotion, means so much to everyone at the club and its fans. [Karim Benzema](http://espnfc.com/player/_/id/46858/Karim-Benzema) means no cutting edge, especially against a defence as deep-set as Mallorca's. Edin Terzic's team are now on Bayern's heels and this momentum -- four wins in four games since the restart -- has them very much in the title race alongside the reigning champions, plus [RB Leipzig](/soccer/team?id=11420), [Union Berlin](/soccer/team/_/id/598/fc-union-berlin) and [Eintracht Frankfurt](/soccer/team?id=125). During that scuffle, Casemiro grabbed Hughes by the throat and was cited by Harrington to Marriner, who then issued a red card for the [Brazil](/soccer/team?id=205) international. [5-1](/soccer/report/_/gameId/638604) win against Freiburg. The bleep test represents commitment, fight and a need to push through the uncomfortable in order to succeed, and that's exactly what Everton did Saturday.