Spanish League News – One hand Zinedine Zidane can hold the La Liga champions trophy if we look at the schedule of the remaining six games for Real Madrid and Barcelona until the end of the Spanish League season.
Crazy ball – One hand Zinedine Zidane can hold the La Liga championship trophy if we look at the schedule of the remaining six games for Real Madrid and Barcelona until the end of the Spanish League season.
Barcelona were surprisingly held to a 2-2 draw by Celta Vigo in Week 32 of the Spanish League on Saturday (6/27). In the midst of the efforts of Lionel Messi and his friends to put pressure on leaders Real Madrid, the Blaugrana lost two important points.
Samuel Umtiti might be guilty of retreating too late to close the space before Fedor Smolov scored Celta Vigo’s first goal, but Germany goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen was also guilty of putting a human wall too far into the middle which was well utilized by Iago Aspas.
The 2-2 draw at home to Celta is indeed still to bring Barcelona one point ahead of Real Madrid on the La Liga standings but with Los Blancos scheduled to travel to Espanyol on Sunday (28/6), they are scheduled to win three points against the bottom of the team .
And looking at the schedule of Real Madrid and Barcelona in the last six matches, the situation does not support coach Quique Setien at all. Below we attach the schedule list for Week 33 to Week 38 of the Spanish League, with the exact date for the 35th matchday and so on.
Real Madrid schedule
- Week 32, June 28, away to Espanyol (ranked 20th place)
- week 33, July 2, entertaining Getafe (position 5)
- Week 34, July 5, travel to Athletic Bilbao (9)
- week 35, host Alaves (14)
- week 36, travel to Granada (10)
- week 37, host Villarreal (6)
- week 38, travel to Leganes (19)
Barcelona Schedule
- week 33, 30 June, host Atletico Madrid (3rd place standings)
- week 34, July 5, travel to Villarreal (ranked 6)
- week 35, host Espanyol (20)
- week 36, travel to Valladolid (15)
- week 37, host Osasuna (11)
- week 38, visit to Alaves (14)
Of all the remaining game schedules for Los Merengues, two matches attract attention. Away to Athletic Bilbao can lead to failure to win points (eg draw). Likewise, the Getafe match could end up disappointed because the team likes to surprise their opposing team with a physical approach. As for Barcelona, the two teams most likely to make Lionel Messi and his friends slip once again are Diego Simeone’s troops and also Villarreal.
