Just weeks after domestic football came back into our lives, it's been cruelly taken away from us as we head into an international break that no-one particularly cares about.
Never fear because, to brighten the mood a little, here's a look at some of the most meme-able moments from across Europe.
Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah's Spat
Firmino to Mane when Salah didn't pass the ball to him. pic.twitter.com/egiHjpKzLW
— Offside Flag (@offsideflaggh) August 31, 2019
Should Mohamed Salah have passed to Sadio Mane? Yes, probably.
Did it make the slightest bit of difference in the grand scheme of things? No, obviously not.
There's always been whispers of an otherwise friendly rivalry between the Liverpool duo, but something seemed to snap in Mane's head when he saw Salah try to drag the ball back for the 1000th time before giving the ball away cheaply.
Me tonight wondering if Salah and Mané have made up pic.twitter.com/vLsRarIDp1
— Ben Webb (@lfcbenwebb) August 31, 2019
Good job Jurgen Klopp substituted him because we could have had a reenactment of Lee Bowyer and Kieron Dyer if Salah had scored while he was still on the pitch.
At least Roberto Firmino saw the funny side.
Roberto Firmino trying not to laugh in between Sadio Mane and Mo Salah 藍 #Liverpoolfc pic.twitter.com/pMyOnEiC5i
— Anything Liverpool (@AnythingLFC_) September 1, 2019
Even James Milner got in on the memes, posting the below image on Instagram alongside the following caption: "Maybe I misread this, but I’m pretty sure Sadio was reacting to me not getting brought on #getmillyon #thanksmate".
Granit Xhaka
Did you know that Granit Xhaka has made more errors leading to goals than any other Premier League player since 2016? [Mail] pic.twitter.com/aS422ifgLw
— AFTV (@AFTVMedia) September 3, 2019
Is Granit Xhaka good at football? Good footballers don't tend to aimlessly wander around the pitch giving away as many fouls as they possibly can...do they?
Opposition player makes a run into the box.
— Arsenal News HQ (@ArsenalNews_HQ) September 1, 2019
Xhaka: pic.twitter.com/FbdMYMt9ka
Look at how happy he looks knowing he will be away from xhaka for a few weeks https://t.co/TCqbtOaATe
— ... (@treeofem) September 3, 2019
Harry Kane's Dive
Got a lot of time for Geoff Shreeves making Harry Kane watch his dive back and commentate on it pic.twitter.com/Yf9m3TJQP5
— James John (@JamesJohn2427) September 1, 2019
He was rightfully called up and, in some of the best post-match interview content of all time, Geoff Shreeves pulled out a screen for 'Arry to sit back and marvel at his work.
Harry Kane when it’s extra time and Tottenham aren’t winning. #ARSTOT pic.twitter.com/IkYADWBFwe
— Odoi_Plays (@OdoiPlays) September 1, 2019
Cristiano Ronaldo's VAR Jibe
Ronaldo trolling VAR
— Baggar Chuck (@baggarchuck) September 1, 2019
He was about to celebrate but then he made the VAR sign and said "they might cancel lets calm down" pic.twitter.com/HroJfINjK6
I'm not going to sit and debate VAR, because it's driving everyone to the brink of insanity at this stage, but at least someone was able to have a laugh at its expense this weekend.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored a tidy goal to put Juventus three goals to the good against Napoli on Saturday but, instead of wheeling away in celebration, he instead paused and signalled that he can't celebrate just yet because VAR might take his moment away from him.
Good job it didn't get ruled out, because the game eventually finished 4-3 to Juve.
Neymar Staying Put
Neymar suiting up for PSG after the window shuts like pic.twitter.com/zGxc1xfVXT
— Rex (@ThatRexGuy) September 2, 2019
Neymar, the one player who was categorically, absolutely, 100%, definitely going to be on the move this summer...is staying put at Paris Saint-Germain.
He's thrilled about that prospect, for sure, and it's going to get even better for him because the French champions have now brought in another hot-headed, supremely talented striker in the shape of Mauro Icardi. Look forward to seeing how that's going to play out...
*Penalty whistled for PSG*
— Football Vines (@FootballVines) September 2, 2019
Neymar, Icardi, and Mbappe:pic.twitter.com/j00UFnm8R7
Source: 90min