Spanish La Liga fixtures — top tier of Spanish football
Málaga CF vs Real Racing Club de Santander — La Liga. Regular Season.
RCD Espanyol de Barcelona vs RC Deportivo La Coruña — La Liga. Regular Season.
CA Osasuna vs Athletic Club — La Liga. Regular Season.
Valencia CF vs Real Madrid CF — La Liga. Regular Season.
Elche CF vs Real Betis Balompié — La Liga. Regular Season.
Real Sociedad de Fútbol vs Rayo Vallecano de Madrid — La Liga. Regular Season.
RC Celta de Vigo vs Levante UD — La Liga. Regular Season.
Villarreal CF vs Getafe CF — La Liga. Regular Season.
Club Atlético de Madrid vs FC Barcelona — La Liga. Regular Season.
Athletic Club vs RCD Espanyol de Barcelona — La Liga. Regular Season.
Deportivo Alavés vs RC Deportivo La Coruña — La Liga. Regular Season.
Rayo Vallecano de Madrid vs Valencia CF — La Liga. Regular Season.
Sevilla FC vs Real Betis Balompié — La Liga. Regular Season.
Real Madrid CF vs RC Celta de Vigo — La Liga. Regular Season.
FC Barcelona vs Villarreal CF — La Liga. Regular Season.
Real Racing Club de Santander vs Real Sociedad de Fútbol — La Liga. Regular Season.
CA Osasuna vs Málaga CF — La Liga. Regular Season.
Getafe CF vs Club Atlético de Madrid — La Liga. Regular Season.
Levante UD vs Elche CF — La Liga. Regular Season.
Real Madrid CF vs Deportivo Alavés — La Liga. Regular Season.
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