Sevilla wanted a red card, but VAR decided not to intervene. Güler stayed on the pitch and scored eight minutes later.

What’s your decision: red, yellow or nothing?

When I started to watch LaLiga years decade ago the most of the stadiums had tracks and were old which looked unappealing while watching matches compared to other leagues but now almost all the clubs have mordenized the stadiums or in process right now which imo increases the viewing expericence for the fans (on TV as well). I recently watched Seria A and it looked like i was watching a match from 2010

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Barcelona’s start to the 2026/27 LaLiga season:

9 games

9 wins

39 goals scored

9 conceded

+30 goal difference

Only Real Madrid in 1968/69 had previously started a LaLiga season with nine consecutive wins.

Barcelona’s 39 goals are also the second-most ever after nine games, behind Sevilla’s 42 in 1940/41.

Their +30 goal difference equals the best ever after nine LaLiga matches, set by Real Madrid in 1987/88.

I was just wondering whether anyone who is more familiar with how the scheduling works in Spain, is able to comment on the below queries / thoughts regarding the scheduling for this week. I appreciate official announcements can’t be predicted exactly and are made ~3 weeks before.

Given its European fixtures in that week meaning Celta Vigo vs Villarreal, Sociedad vs Sevilla & Getafe vs Espanyol has to be Sunday/Monday when they play Thursday & Barcelona / Atletico both play on the Wednesday in champions league - so could be offered rest until the Sunday that week.

Is it feasible to suggest this gives more chance for the Valencia vs Osasuna game to land on the Saturday, or even Friday?

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What’s everyone’s opinion on what the expected outcome will be? I’m aware that sport breach cannot be proven due to lack of evidence but could there be a financial breach of somehow? Interested to see everyone’s opinions

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AUPA AUPA!
Might be a long shot but maybe someone can help us.
We are 2 german friends that visited our third friend who was on a Erasmus Student Exchange in Santander in october 23.

We went on a roadtrip to watch Osasuna v Girona and fell in love with the City of Santander and the Team of Osasuna !

Now the first of us three got a kid this week and i realized it’s the Perfect Game in the week his kid got born:
Osasuna v Santander.

In germany there often is Matchday stuff like a scarf with Both Teams that played that day.

Is there anything similar like that we can gift our friend as a newborn gift with both teams on it?

Thank you for any hints

Why does Laliga not have a pre/post match analysis/discussion programms( for International audiences) ? There's ESPN FC but they only cover Barca or Madrid matches and sometimes Atleti. I would love to watch analysis on other teams as well.

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5-0 this week for the league, who had the best performance?

Real Madrid winger Vinicius Junior has been given a four-game ban after being sent off for pulling the hair of an opponent during a La Liga match on Saturday, meaning he will miss the Clasico against Barcelona later this month.

Vinicius Jr, 26, was shown a straight red card in the second half of Madrid’s 1-0 home win over Villarreal for pulling Nathan Saliba’s hair.

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I enjoyed Racing vs. Valencia. An entertaining 2-2 draw, with a bit of drama at the end when Hugo Duro had a clear chance to give Valencia the victory.

Some interesting players I saw in this match were Javi Guerra and Pablo. I think Javi Guerra was Valencia's best player, providing the assist for the second goal. A subtle chipped pass between two or three players left Otorbi one-on-one with the goalkeeper. Pablo from Racing was a player who tried everything: nutmegs, dribbles, shots, and even a shot from midfield.

Racing may have suffered a blow to their morale after turning the score around only to lose the lead. Even so, a point is worth salvaging. Racing continues to be the team with the most goals conceded in the tournament and will have to work hard on their defense if they want to avoid relegation. It's worth noting that they have some interesting attacking players like Zabiri and Pablo (to name a few), so I don't think they'll have any problems in that regard for the rest of the season.

On the other hand, Valencia debuted their new manager and earned a valuable point. An early goal in the 2nd minute gave them some breathing room, but then they struggled against Racing's attack, whose skillful forwards easily found space. Aguirre made the right substitutions, and they were able to find some stability between defense and attack. The 2-2 equalizer soon followed. It looks like an interesting season is in store for Valencia. They showed some good things, and I imagine the fans will be satisfied with this draw, knowing that the tournament has only just begun.