Football Tracker: Arsenal visiting Mansfield as weekend action gets underway

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Arsenal are visiting Mansfield in the FA CupCody Froggatt, PA Images / Alamy / Profimedia

It's the weekend, and that means Europe's top leagues are in full swing, along with the FA Cup, with countless matches to follow. Flashscore's Football Tracker is your one-stop shop for all the key information about fixtures involving the continent's biggest clubs.

Saturday's highlights:

• The Premier League takes a break this weekend, but Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City are all in FA Cup action today, looking to reach the quarter-finals

• The Bundesliga serves up six matches with Bayer Leverkusen, RB Leipzig and Dortmund all featuring

• Barcelona, Juventus and Marseille close out the day with crucial late games in their respective domestic leagues

Today's key matches around Europe:

FC Koln vs Borussia Dortmund - 18:30 CET

Atletico Madrid vs Real Sociedad - 18:30 CET

Juventus vs Pisa - 20:45 CET

Athletic Club vs Barcelona - 21:00 CET

Toulouse vs Marseille - 21:05 CET

Today's FA Cup fixtures:

Mansfield vs Arsenal - 13:15 CET

Wrexham vs Chelsea - 18:45 CET

Newcastle vs Manchester City - 21:00 CET

Key updates to keep you informed:

12:24 CET - The day's action gets underway at Field Mill, as Premier League table-toppers Arsenal continue their challenge on all four fronts with a fun FA Cup clash at League One outfit, Mansfield Town.

As expected, the Gunners are rotating heavily with the Champions League last 16 on the horizon, as 16-year-olds Marli Salmon and Max Dowman both start. The latter becomes the youngest player to ever play for the club in the competition.

Will this be a straightforward afternoon for Arsenal, or can Mansfield pull off a historic upset?

00:30 CET - Friday offered up some massive fixtures as well, and in case you missed those, here's a little roundup of the action:

Real Madrid edged Celta Vigo 2-1 thanks to a 94th-minute winner from Federico Valverde to close the gap with LaLiga leaders Barcelona back down to one point. Meanwhile, over in France, PSG's lead in Ligue 1 could be cut down to just one point over the weekend after they were stunned 3-1 at home by in-form Monaco.

In Germany, a Harry Kane-less Bayern Munich thrashed Borussia Monchengladbach 4-1 to extend their advantage at the top of the Bundesliga standings to a whopping 14 points. Elsewhere, Napoli beat Torino 2-1 in Serie A, and Liverpool reached the FA Cup quarter-finals with a 3-1 win over Wolves.

If you're looking for some longer-form content to sink your teeth into, take a read of our latest exclusive interview with Udinese forward Keinan Davis, who's enjoying a strong campaign with eight goals in Serie A already.