Kalu Uche can't stop scoring as he netted his 15th goal in Turkey on Monday to salvage a point for Kasimpasa at Mersin Idmunyurdi.

Nigeria international Uche is thus back at the top of the goals race in Turkey, while Kasimpasa are now fifth on the table with 37points from 25 games. 

The former Wisla Krakow of Poland striker put Kasimpasa in front in the 28th minute, but the hosts equalised later through an own goal to end the game 1-1. 

Eagles midfielder Raheem Lawal was on for the entire duration of the encounter for Mersin, while former Nigeria U20 winger Nduka Ozokwor was a 79th minute substitute for the bottom-placed team.

Ghanaian midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng scored AC Milan's second goal of the game as they outclassed Lazio 3-0 to stay third in the Italian Serie A table.

Fellow Ghanaian Isaac Cofie also netted for Chievo after coming on as a first-half substitute. It was Cofie's first goal for Chievo but despite his equaliser his side lost 2-1 to Fiorentina.

SPAIN

Michael Essien played the entire 90 minutes in arguably the biggest game in international club football as his side Real Madrid edged out arch-rivals Barcelona 2-1. Despite the victory - the second in a row against league leaders Barcelona in only a few days - Madrid lie in third position and 13 points behind their rivals.

Yannick Sagbo scored the opening goal of the game for Evian, but his side lost a two-goal lead to lose 3-2 at Nice. The Ivory Coast striker has scored twice in 17 appearances for Evian.

League holders Montpellier won their third game in a row after thrashing Bastia 4-0. Morocco striker Younes Belhanda was among the scorers, accounting for the third goal on the hour mark to take his tally to six finishes.

Fellow Moroccan Kamel Chafni equalised in the 63rd minute for Brest four minutes after his side conceded to Sochaux. It was Chafni's first goal of Ligue 1 this season as Brest took all three points after winning 2-1.

Dieudonne Mbokani scored a hat-trick for Anderlecht, who crushed Mons 5-0 to remain at the top of the table with a five-point lead. The Congo Democratic Republic striker becomes the third-highest goal scorer with 12 finishes.

The Gambia striker Ebrimah Sawaneh is second top scorer after giving Leuven the lead from the penalty spot in the 1-1 draw with Cercle Bruges. Sawaneh has 14 goals in his account.

Imoh Ezekiel fired home his ninth goal in the Pro League as his side Standard Liege hammered Charleroi 6-1. The Nigeria striker found the back of the net in the 65th minute with the final goal of the game to complete the rout.

Gabon striker Pierre Aubameyang continued his fine form for Saint Etienne by scoring another goal at the weekend in his side's 4-0 win over 10-man Nancy.

He is now the league's joint-third highest goal scorer with five goals. Nigeria's Simon Zenke was sent-off in the 68th minute for Nancy, who have lost seven out of their eight games so far this season.

Despite leading at half-time reigning champions Montpellier lost 3-2 to Evian, with Tunisia striker Saber Khalifa scored a hat-trick including an 89th minute winner.

Khalifa has also scored five league goals this season. Senegal striker Souleymane Camara was on target with his fourth of the campaign scoring Montpellier's second.

Senegal striker Demba Ba scored his third goal in two games to earn Newcastle a 1-0 victory over Norwich. After scoring twice after coming on as a substitute against Everton the previous Monday, and he marked his return to the starting line-up by converting Hatem Ben Arfa's defence-splitting pass. Ba's compatriot and club-mate Papiss Cisse missed a first-half penalty.

Everton scored a controversial opener when Nigerian forward Victor Anichebe volleyed home after a suspicion of handball from Marouane Fellaini in the build-up. The Toffees went on to beat Swansea 3-0.

Ivorian Arouna Kone scored his second goal for Wigan since joining them in the summer, but the 90th-minute strike proved little consolation as his side went down 2-1 at Fulham.

Cameroon humbled visiting Guinea Bissau 1-0 on Saturday at the Stade Ahmadou Ahidjo in Yaounde to book their place for the second and final qualifying round of the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations.

The Indomitable Lions came into the match with a one-goal lead from the first leg played in Bissau last February and needed a simple draw to sail through, but the encounter was more than just an Afcon qualifying affair to the team, fans and officials of the central African nation.

Coach Denis Lavagne, who came under fire after losing 2-1 to Libya last weekend in 2014 World Cup qualifying, was determined to present a new face to the public, but the lone goal victory seemed far from appeasing.

Guinea Bissau football federation has appointed Portuguese manager Carlos Manuel as coach of the national team ahead of the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations second round qualifying.

The 54-year-old former midfielder will succeed his compatriot Luis Norton de Matos, who had led the team since 2010.

Manuel has coached a number of football clubs mainly in Portugal including Sporting Lisbon and Benfica but is taking up a national team job for the first time.

The Djurtus have been eliminated from the qualifying campaign of the 2014 FIFA World Cup but are still in the run for the finals of the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations and will be hosted by the Indomitable Lions of Cameroon on Saturday in Yaoundé for the return leg of the second round qualifying.