Japan attacker Takefusa Kubo struck an injury-time winner after coming off the bench late Saturday, as Mallorca came back to stun reigning champions Atletico Madrid 2-1 in the Spanish top flight.
The 20-year-old, who returned last weekend after missing two months with a knee injury, entered in the 74th minute at Madrid's Wanda Metropolitano and finished off a counter in stoppage time to give the visitors their first win in eight La Liga games.
Atletico had 10 men in the opposition half for a free-kick that was cleared away before Angel Rodriguez's through ball set up Kubo to run free to the other end and slot past Atletico keeper Jan Oblak.
Matheus Cunha scored a scrappy opener for Atletico in the 68th minute before Franco Russo headed Mallorca level from a free kick with 10 minutes to go.
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In the Dutch Eredivisie, Ritsu Doan scored one and set up another as PSV Eindhoven won 4-1 at home against Utrecht.
PSV led 2-1 at the break after conceding the opener. Doan made it 3-1 in the 51st minute, with his effort from the penalty area creeping inside the near post.
The left-footed attacker then assisted on Phillipp Mwene's 70th-minute goal, coolly setting up the Austrian right-back with his heel.
In Germany, Masaya Okugawa set up the leveler for Arminia Bielefeld as they drew 1-1 at home against Cologne.
