Barcelona remained unbeaten in league play with a win over Malaga while Real Madrid looked mostly awful in a scoreless draw with Osasuna. Real Betis moved in to a Champions League spot with their win over Levante.
Espanyol and Valladolid both win
Denis DoyleHere’s a recap of the two early matches from La Liga’s Saturday schedule.
Mallorca slumps to 16th place, only a point out of the relegation zone for now.
Read Article >Barcelona faces Malaga in La Liga
David RamosBarcelona’s trip to face fourth place Malaga will probably get most of the headlines this week but for my money, it shouldn’t be much better than Real Betis vs. Levante. While I’m not saying the match will be an amazing advertisement for the sport, there’s a lot riding on that game as one of those side could jump Malaga in to fourth place.
Financial issues are back in the headlines as well with Deportivo La Coruña becoming the latest Spanish club to request financial protection from their creditors using Spain’s Ley Concursal (Bankruptcy Act).The Galicians, who are approximately €99 million in debt, announced the move on their website:
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