Barcelona vs Real Madrid: La Liga Schedule & Key Matches

Tonight’s move (9pm/DAZN LaLiga) to Anoeta It is one of the most complicated that remains Barça herein Ligawhere he has already had to play in the stadiums of Real Madrid (2-1), Villarreal (0-2), Espanyol (0-2) y Betis (3-5). At the start of the second round, after having added 49 points (11 more than last season), the team Hansi Flick faces an intense calendar with less respite than that of the Real Madrid. At least today.

The whites fell on Wednesday in the King’s Cup and, in case the Barça reach the final on April 18 or 25 (the final dates are awaiting the decision of the RFEF as the 25th coincides with the April Fair in Sevilla), there would be four more games for the culés between the League rounds. Tomorrow (1 p.m.) the quarter cup draw for February 3, 4 and 5 will take place.

The calendar that remains for Barça and Real Madrid

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The Champions It can also weigh on the Championship league depending on how far each team goes, but in the short term there may be two free weeks in February (17-18 and 24-25) for whoever is among the top eight of the ‘league phase’ of the top European tournament. With the last two days of January 21-22 and 28 remaining, the Madrid It is seventh at the moment with 12 points and Barça is 15th with 10. Those who finish between 9th and 24th place will have to face a round-trip playoff prior to the round of 16 in March (10-11 and 17-18).

Returning to LaLiga, the Barça You will not have particularly demanding outings in general. After visiting the Royal Societythey will remain Elche, Girona, Athletic, Atlético de Madrid, Getafe, Osasuna, Alavés and Valencia. At the Spotify Camp Nou you will see Oviedo, Mallorca, Levante, Villarreal, Sevilla, Rayo Vallecano, Espanyol, Celta, Real Madrid on May 9 or 10 on the 35th day and Betis.

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For their part, the whites, one point off the lead after yesterday’s 2-0 win at Levantethey must go home Villarreal, Valencia, Osasuna, Celta, Mallorca, Betis, Espanyol, Barça and Sevilla. It will be more comfortable a priori in the Bernabeu contra Ray, Royal Society, Getafe, Elche, Atlético on March 22 after the second leg of the Champions League round of 16, Girona, Alavés, Oviedo y Athletic.

Marcus Cole

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