LaLiga
Real Madrid – Atlético Madrid: Academy Star Rescues A Derby Day Draw (1-1)
Real Madrid left it late to rescue a point against ten-man Atlético Madrid. Academy player Álvaro Rodríguez made another impact from the substitutes bench to break
Atlético Madrid – Athletic Club: Super Griezmann Saves Atlético Madrid Once Again (1-0)
Goals were never going to flow freely in this match between two sides that have struggled to find the back of the net in recent weeks.
Villarreal – Barcelona: Toothless Villarreal Cannot Break Down Barcelona (0-1)
In what was a drastic change from the norm, Barcelona ceded control to their opponents and let Villarreal play the match on their own terms. Without
Barcelona – Sevilla: Sampaoli’s Schemes Cost Sevilla in Second Half Humiliation (3-0)
It truly was a tale of two halves as Sevilla played solid, structured defensive football in the first half, before Jorge Sampaoli tried to mess with
Real Betis – Barcelona: Barcelona Clear Another Hurdle (1-2)
Real Betis and Barcelona have produced a glutton of goals in their latest clashes, but this fixture was an edgier contest. The league leaders allowed their
Real Madrid – Real Sociedad: An Unstoppable Force Meets an Immovable Object (0-0)
Neither team would budge in a battle that came down to attacking versus defensive quality. Real Madrid had the majority of possession, but they could do
Athletic Club – Real Madrid: Real Madrid Must Suffer In Return to Winning Ways (0-2)
It was a game of phases, with both sides taking control and putting their opponents on the backfoot. In the end, Real Madrid took their chances
Real Madrid – Barcelona: Real Madrid Cannot Execute Against Brilliant Barcelona (1-3)
Though this edition of El Clásico had little value and meaning behind it, the attitudes, bragging rights, and momentum provided gave it serious implications for both
Real Betis – Barcelona: Betis’ Fight In Vain As Barcelona Progress (2-2, 2-4 After Penalties)
Barcelona overcame Real Betis’ challenge to set up a final against Real Madrid. It was a game of two halves. Xavi’s side dominated the midfield in
Real Madrid – Valencia: Real Prepare To Defend Another Crown (1-1, 4-3 After Penalties)
The holders were not seamless in their work against Valencia in this game. Yet, their display offered enough signs for Carlo Ancelotti to be quietly confident