There are just four rounds of LALIGA EA SPORTS remaining and, even if Real Madrid have already been crowned champions, there are many other plots still to solve.
Atlético de Madrid, who are trying to stay in the Champions League spots, Valencia CF, who are pushing for Europe, and Cádiz CF, who are sweating to escape the bottom three, are just some of the teams entering this matchday knowing there's a lot at stake.
Girona FC are involved in the first game of the round, when they visit Deportivo Alavés on Friday night, and the Catalan team do still have something to fight for, even after securing a maiden Champions League qualification last weekend. Míchel's men are currently in second and, if they can stay there, they'd qualify for their first ever Spanish Super Cup too.
Saturday begins with a battle of the islanders, as RCD Mallorca take on UD Las Palmas. Los Amarillos are in a really poor moment of form, with seven defeats in a row, so Javier Aguirre's side will try to take advantage as they aim to confirm their place in LALIGA EA SPORTS for next season.
Villarreal CF vs Sevilla FC is next up and this is a must-win match for the home side if they're to keep alive their slim hopes of European qualification. El Submarino Amarillo haven't won any of their past five against the Andalusians, but will hope to change that this weekend.
At 6.30pm CEST, champions Real Madrid return to action away at Granada CF. For the Andalusian outfit, this is a significant day as they know that anything other than a victory against Jude Bellingham, Vini Jr and co. would confirm their relegation to LALIGA HYPERMOTION, while other results could condemn them too.
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