La Liga
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Gary Neville’s time at Mestalla will not extend beyond the end of the season unless there is an unexpected turnaround in Valencia’s results
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Real Madrid defeated Sevilla 4-0 at the Bernabéu to move one point behind Atlético in the build-up to their meeting with Barcelona at Camp Nou on 2 April
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English football may still be at the Champions League party but it hasn’t brought any booze, doesn’t know anyone and isn’t showing any signs of wanting to dance
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If the Premier League had started on 1 December, Bournemouth would be third in the table. How has Eddie Howe turned things around in the last few months?
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It was billed as a key battle for Champions League qualification but Sevilla’s dizzying 4-2 victory over Villarreal stood alone as a reminder that football should not forget what matters most: the game itself
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Real Madrid claimed a third straight La Liga victory after a thrilling late show at Las Palmas ended in a 2-1 win for the visitors
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Valencia’s coach, Gary Neville, described the performance of his players as ‘indefensible’ after they lost 1-0 to their city rivals Levante who lie bottom of La Liga
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Atlético Madrid maintained their faint hopes of catching Barcelona by recording a fourth straight league win, comfortably beating Deportivo 3-0
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A look forward to Real Madrid v Roma, Chelsea v Paris Saint-Germain, Borussia Dortmund v Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool v Manchester United
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Over eight days and three matches, Las Palmas have transformed themselves from relegation certainties into ‘a team to make us dream’
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Two substitutions from Diego Simeone helped Atlético Madrid to a 3-1 win at Gary Neville’s Valencia in La Liga
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Fernando Torres got the decisive goal as Atlético dominated the second half, sending Gary Neville’s Valencia to another league defeat as Aderlan Santos was sent off for the hosts
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Lionel Messi continued his impressive run by scoring two goals in Barcelona’s 4-0 win over Eibar on Sunday
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A Munir tap-in, two Lionel Messi strikes and Luis Suárez’s well-taken fourth saw off Eibar to send Barcelona 11 points clear at the top of La Liga
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Cristiano Ronaldo struck four goals in 26 second-half minutes as Real Madrid crushed Celta Vigo 7-1 at the Bernabéu
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Barcelona’s 5-1 win at Rayo Vallecano saw them set a Spanish record of 35 matches undefeated
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Portuguese playmaker opened the scoring and Isco’s goal crowned a 3-1 victory for Real Madrid at Levante
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Lionel Messi has again outlined his desire to return to play in Argentina before his career ends but the Barcelona forward insists he has put no timeframe on a return
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Spanish giants Atlético Madrid have been announced as the final side to play in the Australian leg of the International Champions Cup in Melbourne
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The podders discuss Manchester City’s dramatic penalty shootout win against Liverpool at Wembley. Plus, Marcus Rashford announces his arrival in the Premier League as he sinks Arsenal
WhoScored? Which club will finish fourth in the Premier League?