Real Madrid continues to lead LaLiga EA Sports after a convincing 2-0 victory over Granada. The Santiago Bernabéu outfit faced a difficult weekend due to injuries but demonstrated their depth and efficiency by capitalizing on chances and maintaining top spot in the table. The result reinforced their status as title contenders and sent a message to their rivals that they remain dangerous even when not at their absolute best. — Source: LaLiga Overview
In another standout display, Girona staged their sixth comeback of the season, edging Valencia 2-1 to solidify their place near the upper reaches of the standings. The late resilience underscored Girona’s character and belief, keeping them firmly in the conversation about European qualification spots. — Source: LaLiga Overview
Behind them, Barcelona climbed ahead of Atlético de Madrid
Barcelona secured a victory in a direct duel for Champions League qualification by turning away Atlético de Madrid at the Olympic Stadium in Montjuïc. The win breathed new life into Barça’s campaign and kept them within striking distance of the continental spots, highlighting their consistency in a tough league season. — Source: LaLiga Overview
After the weekend’s fixtures, there was a broad review of what unfolded across the national championship, with several teams mounting late charges and others suffering frustrating setbacks. — Source: LaLiga Overview
Las Palmas 2 – Getafe 0
Las Palmas, under the guidance of García Pimienta, continued to press forward with confidence. Early in the game, a moment of indiscipline from Getafe altered the flow when Alderete received a red card just after the restart, giving Las Palmas a man advantage that they converted into a comfortable lead. As the match wore on, Las Palmas demonstrated clinical finishing and disciplined defending, leaving Getafe frustrated and empty-handed. — Source: LaLiga Overview
Getafe’s hopes of a comeback were dashed by the Blaugrana-style pressing off the ball and a stubborn home defense that refused to yield. The result reinforced Las Palmas’ position at the top of the table and reinforced the perception that Pimienta’s project is steadily bearing fruit. — Source: LaLiga Overview
Girona 2 – Valencia 1
Montilivi delivered another dramatic chapter as the title-chasers overturned an early deficit through a thunderous response. Hugo Duro opened for Valencia, but Girona answered with real intensity. The decisive moment arrived through a super-sub performance, with Stuani delivering a memorable brace that underscored his enduring importance to the squad and reminded everyone why he remains a favorite among the supporters. The late turnaround showcased Girona’s maturity and willingness to grind out results when needed. — Source: LaLiga Overview
Athletic 4 – Rayo Vallecano 0
San Mamés provided the perfect stage for Athletic to display their attacking intent. The Basque club converted nearly every clear chance into goals, driving a decisive victory that kept them within reach of the European spots. Guruzeta started the scoring, Pacha Espino added a second, and the twin Williams brothers completed a dominant afternoon for Txingurri Valverde’s side. The performance affirmed Athletic’s renewed momentum and their ambition for the remainder of the season. — Source: LaLiga Overview
Real Madrid 2 – Granada 0
The league leaders faced a penultimate-side test and eased past Granada with a composed display. Ancelotti’s men were clinical in front of goal, with Brahim Díaz opening the scoring and Rodrygo converting a late penalty to seal the win. The result preserved Real Madrid’s position at the summit and underscored their ability to win even when not at their peak. — Source: LaLiga Overview
Osasuna 1 – Real Sociedad 1
Osasuna struck first through Moi Gómez in El Sadar, sparking an electric atmosphere. Real Sociedad responded just before the break with a long-range strike from Oier Sadik that levelled matters. Although the visitors controlled possession for long stretches, they struggled to create clear-cut chances, and Sergio Herrera’s performance kept Osasuna within reach of a valuable point. — Source: LaLiga Overview
Mallorca 0 – Alavés 0
The clash at Son Moix offered a tense, even contest between two teams scrapping to stay clear of the relegation zone. Mallorca missed Vedat Muriqi, while Alavés could not find a second striker to unlock the match. Both sides probed without finding a decisive breakthrough, resulting in a hard-fought draw that kept their survival dreams alive. — Source: LaLiga Overview
Almería 0 – Real Betis 0
The stalemate was overshadowed by a red card for Héctor Bellerín, who saw a straight dismissal early in the second half, leaving Betis a tougher path to victory. Almería capitalized on their numerical advantage but could not convert, contributing to Betis’ frustration as the match ended goalless. The draw left both teams with progress to make in the remaining fixtures. — Source: LaLiga Overview
Sevilla 1 – Villarreal 1
Sevilla and Villarreal shared the spoils in a tight contest that reflected both clubs’ struggles to climb the table. Kike Salas put the home side ahead after the break, but Morales equalized soon after, restoring parity. The result offered a rare glimpse of late-season resilience for teams aiming to climb back into the European spots. — Source: LaLiga Overview
Barcelona 1 – Atlético Madrid 0
In a high-stakes clash between city rivals, Barcelona exacted a small measure of revenge over Atlético Madrid. Joao Félix found the net for the visitors, but Barcelona’s celebrated response secured all three points and moved them above their rivals in the standings. The win reinforced Barça’s position as a legitimate challenger at the top of the table. — Source: LaLiga Overview
Celta de Vigo – Cádiz
The final match of the matchday was scheduled to be played on Monday evening at Balaídos, with both teams keen to secure a crucial win in the battle to distance themselves from the relegation zone. The outcome remained to be decided as the round closed, with fans eagerly awaiting the late kickoff. — Source: LaLiga Overview