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Parrott's 81st-minute scruff, a stoppage-time penalty save from Valles and 3.16 xG with nothing to show: how Real Madrid lost at La Cartuja.
Betis host Real Madrid at La Cartuja on matchday 4. In the dugouts: the coach sacked in 2010 and the man hired to replace him. The numbers, the absentees and what it means for your predictions.
The window closed with €755m spent and one damning statistic: Yamal, Mbappé, Bellingham and Pedri are four of the six most valuable footballers alive. Here is what it means for the title race — and your predictions.
Two near coin-flips, three gaps of more than nine points between the public and the market, and four Liga F fixtures with no precedent. The numbers of matchday 4, with no forecast attached.
Barcelona ended deadline day paying €10m for a forward who lifted the Premier League three months ago. Inside the Plan B that followed Atlético's refusal to sell Julián Álvarez.
Three games, three goals. Aubameyang has matched a Deportivo feat unseen since Bebeto in 1992 — and lifted the promoted side to seventh in LaLiga 2026-27.
Seven points from nine and top of LaLiga 2026-27 while Barcelona and Real Madrid spent over 200 million. What Quique Sánchez Flores's Alavés tells us about predicting football in August.
Monaco's draw sends Real Madrid back to the Emirates, where they lost 3-0 in 2025, and Barcelona to the Parc des Princes, where PSG knocked them out in 2024. Five Spanish clubs, eight rounds, a final in Madrid.
The 2026-27 Champions League final will be played on 5 June 2027 at Atlético's Metropolitano. Only four clubs have ever contested the final in their own stadium, and only two won it. Monaco's draw has set the route.
Real Madrid beat Real Sociedad 4-1 as José Mourinho returned to the Bernabéu dugout 4,835 days after his last match there. Kylian Mbappé scored three.
Between 25 and 27 August, LaLiga finally completes matchday 1: Valencia v Betis, Real Madrid v Real Sociedad and Barcelona v Athletic. The World Cup split the opening round in two, and the table still is not telling the truth.
On Thursday 27 August in Monaco, the European road opens for Barcelona, Real Madrid, Villarreal, Atlético and a Betis side back after twenty-one years. And the final is in Madrid.
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