A slightly faded, but still charming and balanced classic, between Barcelona and Atletico Madrid is the highlight of the European weekend.
Only Sevilla seem able to compete for the Scudetto against Ancelotti's Real, even if both are veterans of a draw.
The transfer market for Real is void, which is gearing up for Mbappè's great summer coup while Sevilla have borrowed Martial: the commitments with Granada and Osasuna are easy.
The highlight is therefore a classic of the Liga, relegated however to a challenge for a place in the Champions League.
Xavi's Barcelona, which is growing painfully and has entered Ferran Torres, receives Simeone's Atletico who, after a collapse of 4 consecutive knockouts, has taken 7 points in three games.
Betis balance third place, which receives Villarreal while Rayo, eighth and fresh from the historic passage to the King's Cup semifinals, play at Celta.
An unprecedented quartet will play for the cup: after Sevilla, Atletico and Barca, eliminated in the second round, Ancelotti's Real was also ousted losing to Athletic.
In addition to Rayo and Athletic Bilbao, Betis and Valencia have reached the semifinals.
The picture of the twenty-third day (RESULTS AND RANKINGS)
Getafe-Levante at 9 pm
Elche-Alaves Saturday at 3 pm
Majorca-Cadiz at 4.15 pm
Celta Vigo-Vallecano at 6.30 pm
Osasuna-Sevilla at 9 pm
Valencia-Real Sociedad Sunday at 2.00 pm
Barcelona-Atletico Madrid at 4.15 pm
Betis-Villarreal at 6.30 pm
Real Madrid-Granada at 6.30 pm 21
Athletic Bilbao-Espanyol Monday at 21
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