Weekly Football Schedule | 22Bet Fixtures & Tournaments 28.07.2025

July is nearing its end, but the excitement of football action is still going strong. With the first legs of European qualifiers already played, teams will brace themselves for return matches.

Some of the domestic championships, such as the Scottish Premiership and Bundesliga 2, will kick off, while the Belgian Jupiler League is already underway. Also, don’t forget to keep up with the tournaments below:   

• Champions League, Europa League, and Conference League Qualifiers

• Leagues Cup
• Club Friendlies

Toluca vs Columbus Crew (30-07-25 00:00 GMT +1) – Toluca approach the Leagues Cup showdown in great form. Columbus arrive as defending Leagues Cup champions seeking consistency in MLS. Both sides boast attacking firepower but shaky defences, making a high‑scoring draw likely.

Pachuca vs San Diego (30-07-25 04:00 GMT+1) – Pachuca, fresh off a strong domestic campaign in Liga MX, will look to assert control in this continental encounter. San Diego FC, keen to make their mark in MLS, could challenge if they settle quickly in unfamiliar surroundings. Expect a tactical battle with midfield control rivalry.

Inter Miami vs Atlas (31-07-25 00:30 GMT +1) – Miami’s star-studded roster, including Leo Messi, Luis Suarez, Jordi Alba, and Sergio Busquets, aims to deliver silverware after recent successes. Atlas will be determined to upset the hosts. With high-profile names on both sides, this promises goals and drama.

Monterrey vs Cincinnati (01-08-25 00:00 GMT +1) – Hosts, Monterrey, consistently strong in Liga MX, hope to exploit their home advantage and tactical depth. Cincinnati, recent MLS runners‑up, arrive with organization and pace in transition. This matchup could see intense midfield battles and swift end‑to‑end action. 

Guadalajara vs New York Red Bulls (01-08-25 00:30 GMT +1) – Guadalajara’s storied history and attacking flair contrast with the Red Bulls’ structured MLS style and high pressing. Chivas might use home backing to dominate possession, while New York will try to disrupt and strike on transitions. 

Inter Miami vs Necaxa (03-08-25 00:00 GMT +1) – Miami, chasing continental glory, will rely on creativity from their marquee players. Necaxa, with a solid Liga MX pedigree, should try to stay compact and exploit counter chances. We could be treated to some flair and tactical nuance in this showdown: Miami’s possession game vs Necaxa’s disciplined shape. 

Malmö vs RFS (30-07-25 18:00 GMT +1) – Malmö FF take on Latvian champions FK RFS in the second leg of the 2025–26 UEFA Champions League second qualifying round. The Swedish side won 4-1 convincingly in the first leg and are favourites to advance to the next round. However, RFS will put up resilience, and a tight clash is anticipated.

Panathinaikos vs Rangers (30-07-25 19:00 GMT +1) – The Greek side will host Rangers in a high‑profile UEFA Champions League qualifier on 30 July. They lost 2-0 in the first match and are on the brink of elimination. Panathinaikos will look to press home their home support early. The experienced Scottish outfit try to neutralize threats and take advantage of counterattacks.

Salzburg vs Brann (30-07-25 19:45 GMT +1) – Salzburg face Norway’s Brann in their Champions League qualifying second leg on 30 July. The Red Bulls were dominant in Norway, beating their opponents 1-4, and are just one step away from the next stage. The Austrian club are the favourites and should follow up with another victory. 

Servette vs Plzen (30-07-25 20:00 GMT +1) – Following a narrow 1-0 victory against Plzen, Servette will be playing at home. With domestic solidity, the hosts withstand Plzen’s experienced European attacking tactics. Plzen aim to dictate play and exploit set‑pieces, while hosts rely on midfield shape and counter‑transitions. Expect a tactical match filled with strategic adjustments. 

Shakhtar vs Besiktas (31-07-25 19:00 GMT +1) – In a six-goal drama in Turkey, Shakhtar beat Besiktas 2-4. Shakhtar’s fluid attacking patterns versus Besiktas’ tough defensive organisation and physicality make for a classic clash. The visiting side may rely on set‑piece threat. We may see a balanced game, but Shakhtar are close to the next stage.

Liverpool vs Yokohama Marinos (30-07-25 11:30 GMT +1) – Liverpool host Yokohama Marinos in the preseason friendly. The English side have signed numerous high-profile players, including Florian Wirtz, Hugo Ekitike, Jeremie Frimpong, and Milos Kerkez. It will be a chance for Arne Slot to rotate the squad, but the Japanese side will put up a fight. 

Manchester United vs Bournemouth (31-07-25 02:30 GMT +1) – Man United face Bournemouth in a preseason friendly on 31 July. Manchester will showcase squad depth and fitness routines, integrating new arrivals and trialing tactical variations. 

Bournemouth, looking to build on improved defensive solidity, aim to compete in phases and disrupt United’s rhythm. Expect high tempo and both teams to focus on pressing drills. 

Seoul vs Barcelona (31-07-25 12:00 GMT +1) – Barcelona visit Seoul for an exhibition match. Hansi Flick’s men had already played against Vissel Kobe, winning 1-3 in a tight clash. Barcelona are likely to dominate possession, but Seoul are keen to press hard. It will also feature a recent signing, Marcus Rashford, who is on loan from Manchester United.

Arsenal vs Tottenham (31-07-25 12:30 GMT +1) – Arsenal and Tottenham meet in a preseason North American showcase. This north London derby, even as a friendly, brings intense rivalry. The Gunners have added Viktor Gyokeres, who will significantly bolster their offence. Fans look forward to goals, high pressing, and individual battles. 

Tottenham vs Newcastle (03-08-25 12:00 GMT +1) – Spurs’ ball‑playing tendencies meet the Magpies’ direct structure and physicality. Managers will test systems, roles, and bench depth. Expect exchanges, pressing experiments, and periods of intensive work rate. Neither side risk much, but fans anticipate attacking intent. A useful encounter for players to stake claims ahead of the Premier League start.

Nashville vs Aston Villa (03-08-25 01:00 GMT +1) – Nashville SC welcome Aston Villa to their home turf in a friendly. The hosts are in great form in the MLS, and it won’t be easy for Villa to combat their attacks. They’ll likely dominate possession phases, while Nashville will try to disrupt and race forward on counters. 

Motherwell vs Rangers (02-08-25 17:30 GMT +1) – The guests arrive with league title ambitions and European qualification hopes, while Motherwell are in the market to build solid momentum early. Using their fans as an edge, the home squad should attempt to press and frustrate. Rangers will likely depend on experience and attacking balance. 

Celtic vs St. Mirren (03-08-25 16:30 GMT +1) – Celtic’s dominant attacking line will impose rhythm, while St. Mirren rely on organisation and counter transitions. Expect early pressure from the Scottish Champions with quick ball movement, testing their rivals’ compact defence. 

Sporting vs Benfica (31-07-25 20:45 GMT +1) – Portuguese giants Sporting CP and Benfica will clash in the Portuguese Super Cup. Following Gyokeres’s, Sporting’s attacking potential will be diminished. However, in such a derby, we expect a close and physical game that could be decided by a moment of individual brilliance or set‑piece delivery.

Schalke vs Hertha (01-08-25 19:30 GMT +1) – Tactical contrasts are visible: Schalke’s high intensity vs Hertha’s disciplined shape will be crucial. Expect midfield battles and physical challenges. Likely tight first hour before openings appear. Home fans expect an edge; Schalke’s recent form should give them the confidence.

Genk vs Royal Antwerp (03-08-25 12:30 GMT +1) – Genk’s possession‑based style meets Antwerp’s physical directness in a Jupiler League fixture. Both sides bring ambition: Genk from Belgian top‑flight excellence, Antwerp with recent cup and league credentials. Look forward to structured pressing, quality on the wings, and midfield duels.