La Liga faces the decisive stretch with the excitement focused, essentially, on the fight to avoid relegation to the Segunda División. Rayo Vallecano, Valencia, Espanyol, Elche, Girona, Alavés, Mallorca, Sevilla, Levante, and even Oviedo are immersed in a tremendous battle. There will be matches between directly involved teams, such as Girona-Mallorca or Getafe-Rayo. Decisive duels also like Espanyol-Madrid or Osasuna-Barcelona. The Catalan team could be champion if they win and Madrid does not.
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Girona-Mallorca (Friday, 21:00, Movistar)
Crucial match in the fight against relegation. If the Catalans win, they will be virtually safe. If Mallorca wins, they would breathe a lot easier.
Villarreal-Levante (Saturday, 14:00, DAZN)
Regional derby with a Villarreal that has everything done in the League and a Levante fighting for their life. They have no choice but to score if they want to keep their chances of staying up.
Valencia-Atlético de Madrid (Saturday, 16:15, Movistar)
Key match for Valencia. If they win, they will be safe. Atlético arrives with their mind on the Champions League semi-final second leg. Good opportunity for the home team.
Alavés-Athletic Club (Saturday, 18:30, Movistar)
Basque derby with an Athletic team with practically nothing at stake and an Alavés that needs to win to keep their chances of staying in the First Division.
Osasuna-Barcelona (Saturday, 21:00, DAZN)
Barcelona needs to win if they want to be champions this weekend. The League, however, is in their hands. Osasuna still has European options.
Celta-Elche (Sunday, 14:00, Movistar)
Celta is fighting for their European aspirations against an Elche that is fighting to avoid relegation. Very important match at Balaídos.
Getafe-Rayo (Sunday, 16:15, DAZN)
Important clash for both teams, especially for Rayo, who wants to settle their stay once and for all. Getafe is fighting for Europe.
Real Betis-Oviedo (Sunday, 18:30, DAZN)
Betis can secure fifth place if they defeat an Oviedo that arrives in Seville practically condemned to Segunda after their defeat last matchday against Elche at their stadium.
Espanyol-Real Madrid (Sunday, 21:00, Movistar)
Espanyol is fighting relegation against a Madrid that wants to win to prevent Barcelona from celebrating their League title. At Madrid, they only talk about the future now.
Sevilla-Real Sociedad (Monday, 21:00, Teledeporte and DAZN free-to-air)
Key match for Sevilla, who must win to keep their chances of salvation. It is a team with many problems, but they must win against a Real Sociedad that has practically nothing at stake.
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