Getafe vs. Mallorca (Friday, 4.00pm)
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Mallorca will be bidding to pick up where they left off in La Liga on Friday afternoon, with the in-form side making the trip to Coliseum Alfonso Perez to take on Getafe.
The home team are currently 15th in Spain's top flight, boasting 14 points from their opening 14 matches, while Mallorca are 11th, having collected 19 points during a strong start to the campaign.
We say: Getafe 1-2 Mallorca
This is a very important match for both sides, and we are expecting a close game on Friday afternoon. Mallorca's form before the break was excellent, though, so we are siding with the visitors here, who will fancy their chances of putting another impressive result on the board.
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Celta Vigo vs. Sevilla (Friday, 6.15pm)
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Sevilla will be looking to end a five-game winless run in La Liga when they resume their 2022-23 campaign away to Celta Vigo on Friday night.
A poor start to the season has left Sevilla in 18th position in the table, while Celta have also struggled for results this term, sitting 17th in Spain's top flight, one point above their opponents here.
We say: Celta Vigo 1-1 Sevilla
This is a huge match for both sides, and we are expecting it to be a cagey affair. Sevilla will fancy their chances of putting a run of results together in the near future, but the visitors might have to settle for a point here.
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Cadiz vs. Almeria (Friday, 6.15pm)
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Cadiz will be looking for just their third La Liga victory of the campaign when they welcome Almeria to Estadio Nuevo Mirandilla on Friday night.
The home side are currently 19th in Spain's top flight, boasting only 11 points from their opening 14 matches of the season, while Almeria sit 14th, having collected 16 points from their first 14 games of 2022-23.
We say: Cadiz 1-1 Almeria
Almeria's home form this season has been impressive, but their away form has been disastrous, which should hand Cadiz confidence. The Yellow Submarine have only won once in front of their own fans this term, though, so we have had to settle on a low-scoring draw in this contest.
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Valladolid vs. Real Madrid (Friday, 8.30pm)
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Real Madrid will be looking to move to the top of the La Liga table when they resume their campaign away to Real Valladolid on Friday night.
Los Blancos are currently second in the division, two points behind the leaders Barcelona, while Real Valladolid occupy 12th position, having picked up 17 points from their opening 14 matches of the season.
We say: Real Valladolid 1-2 Real Madrid
This has the potential to be a very tricky match for Real Madrid, and it is difficult to know what to expect from Ancelotti's side in their first match after the World Cup. Los Blancos will know that they cannot afford to let Barcelona pull clear, though, and we are expecting the visitors to navigate their way to a vital win here.
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Barney Corkhill
