LaLiga
Barcelona – Real Sociedad: An Anticlimactic Celebration (1-2)
Barcelona’s festive atmosphere was slightly dampened as top-four defenders clinched their first win at Camp Nou in 32 years. This was also Barcelona’s first loss on
Barcelona – Espanyol: Campeones (4-2)
A Robert Lewandoski brace, along with two goals from Alejandro Baldé and Jules Koundé crowned Barcelona LaLiga champions with four games to spare. Xavi’s side established
Real Madrid – Osasuna: The Twentieth For Madrid (2-1)
Osasuna put up a fight, but it was not enough to pull off a surprise. A sensational brace from Rodrygo handed Real Madrid their 20th Copa
Real Sociedad – Real Madrid: A Step Closer For Champions League Dreamers (2-0)
Real Sociedad deservedly take the victory over an unfocused Real Madrid side at Anoeta. Immanol’s boys were comfortably the superior side for the majority of the
Barcelona – Real Betis: Champions Elect Move Closer To Their Coronation (4-0)
Real Betis cannot afford to drop points in their hunt for European football in the new season, but their opponents set the tone in this contest.
Real Sociedad – Real Betis: All Square After A Fierce Affair (0-0)
Two sides battling for the top-four finish, Real Sociedad and Real Betis could only lock horns on a crucial six-point match at Estadio Benito Villamarin. Tactical
Barcelona – Atlético Madrid: Barcelona Working In Binary With Another 1-0 Win (1-0)
It was Barcelona’s tenth 1-0 win of the LaLiga campaign, another narrow three points that takes them one step closer to the LaLiga title. Both teams
Athletic Club – Real Sociedad: Iñaki Williams Stars In Intense Derby (2-0)
In a match where both sides played aggressively throughout, it took two (incredibly fortunate) goals from Iñaki Williams to separate the teams. It was a battle
Real Madrid – Villarreal: Chukwueze Puts the Team on His Back (2-3)
In a match that showcased excellent winger play, Samu Chukwueze rose above Vinícius Júnior as the most impactful player on the pitch. The Nigerian scored two
Barcelona – Real Madrid: Catalan Capitulation; Madrilenian Massacre (0-4)
A victory for Barcelona would mark a humiliating end to the resistance of their rivals in the battle for Spanish supremacy. Their first half display paved