Atletico vs. Granada (Wednesday, 6.00pm)
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Following their exit from the Champions League, Atletico Madrid will aim to strengthen their position in the top four of the La Liga table on Wednesday, when they host Granada.
Los Colchoneros earned a victory over Espanyol in dramatic fashion on Sunday, moving three points clear of fifth place with six games left to play as a result.
We say: Atletico Madrid 3-1 Granada
The visitors are struggling for form, while Los Colchoneros have their sights set on a top-four finish, and we see Simeone's men taking all three points on home turf.
Even with a makeshift back line, they boast a squad capable of outclassing Granada on Wednesday and should make it back-to-back league wins.
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Celta Vigo vs. Getafe (Wednesday, 7.00pm)
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With the La Liga campaign approaching its end, Getafe will travel to Celta Vigo on Wednesday with the aim of moving further away from the bottom three in the table.
The hosts have climbed into the battle for a top-half finish, while their visitors sit four points above the drop zone with six games remaining.
We say: Celta Vigo 1-1 Getafe
Celta Vigo will fancy their chances of taking all three points after an impressive win last time out, but Getafe are fighting for survival, and we back them to secure a commendable result.
The Azulones know their work is not done, and, while Wednesday will pose a major test, they have enough quality to force a share of the spoils.
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Osasuna vs. Real Madrid (Wednesday, 8.30pm)
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Real Madrid will look to take another step closer to the La Liga title on Wednesday, when they take on Osasuna at the Estadio El Sadar.
Los Blancos staged an eye-catching turnaround to defeat Sevilla at the weekend, leaving them needing 10 points from their last six games to secure the trophy.
We say: Osasuna 1-3 Real Madrid
Given the impressive form of the hosts, we certainly do not see this being an easy victory for Los Blancos, but we do ultimately expect them to get over the line.
Ancelotti's men will be full of confidence following their Champions League progression and Sunday's turnaround, and, with the chance to move within seven points of the title, we back them to take all three points in a hard-fought win.
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