While the international break just gone was more exciting than the vast majority given some of the tidy friendly games and crazy results it threw up (Spain destroying Argentina 6-1 for one) - the return of club football is long overdue.
And it's safe to say top-tier action across Europe is back with a bang, with a slew of unmissable fixtures this weekend.
Crystal Palace vs Liverpool promises to be a decent game to kick off the weekend at 12:30 tomorrow, but it's in the evening when it all starts going off.
At 17:30, Manchester City aim to take another huge stride to a third Premier League title when they take on Everton at Goodison Park, but that's not all.
At the very same time, we have the latest Der Klassiker - as league leaders Bayern Munich host third-placed Borussia Dortmund at the Allianz Arena. Both games will be live on BT Sport's channels, while Sky Sports will be showing Real Madrid-Las Palmas if that's more up your street.
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Then, as the night continues, there's two blockbuster games on at exactly the same time over in Serie A and La Liga respectively. Juventus and Milan lock horns at 19:45, as do Barcelona and Sevilla in what should be two tasty contests.
To top it off, PSG and Monaco, the two best teams in Ligue One, will play out the Coupe de la Ligue final at 20:05, completing a stacked Easter Saturday of footballing in action.
Plus, there's also the small matter of the world heavyweight title clash between Anthony Joshua and Joseph Parker in Cardiff, where the WBA (Super), IBF, WBO and IBO heavyweight titles are on the line.
The typically entertaining Chelsea-Spurs fixture at 16:00 is a fitting finale for one of the most jam-packed weekends of football in recent memory.
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