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The biggest buzz this week came from Barcelona’s 4‑0 win over Real Sociedad at Spotify Camp Nou. A red card early on gave Barça a numbers edge and they never looked back, climbing back to the top of the table. The goals flowed from the likes of Lewandowski and Gavi, showing why they’re still title contenders.
Meanwhile, Atletico Madrid held their ground with a gritty 2‑1 win against Sevilla, keeping them in the Champions League race. Their defense stayed solid, and Joao Felix’s late strike made the difference.
In the south, Valencia managed a surprise 3‑2 comeback against Granada, proving they can still shock bigger clubs when they need points.
The next round of fixtures promises more drama. Barcelona travel to face Real Madrid in El Clásico – a match that could decide who leads the table. Both sides have new signings trying to prove themselves, so expect an intense game.
Real Sociedad will host Villarreal, aiming to bounce back after the heavy loss. Their coach is already talking about tweaking the midfield to regain balance.
If you’re tracking the title race, keep an eye on points gaps: Barcelona sits three points ahead of Atletico, while Real Madrid trails by five. A win or loss this weekend could swing the league dramatically.
Transfer talk stays hot during the winter window. Reports say Manchester United are eyeing a LaLiga midfielder, and Barcelona might bring in another forward to boost depth. These moves could change team dynamics for the second half of the season.
Don’t miss out on live streams – most matches are available on local broadcasters or online platforms like ESPN+ and LaLigaSportsTV. Check your schedule early so you never miss a goal.
Stay tuned to this page for updated scores, standings tables, and insider rumors. We’ll keep the content fresh so you’re always in the know about LaLiga’s twists and turns.
Giovani Lo Celso punished a defensive pause to give Real Betis a 1-0 win over Alavés at La Cartuja. Betis controlled the first half, then held firm as Alavés pressed late. Pau López kept a clean sheet, while bookings and late substitutions shaped a tense finish. Betis move to four points from two games; Alavés suffer their first loss of the season.
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