This is the LaLiga standings after Real Madrid's shameful victory

Real Madrid temporarily matched the lead of LaLiga EA Sports 2024-25 after a shameful victory against Leganés (3-2) where Carlo Ancelotti's team was clearly favored by the refereeing. The decisions of González Fuertes and Melero López (VAR) tipped the balance in favor of a 'merengue' team that ended up scoring three goals preceded by serious errors from the referees.

Thus, Madrid equals Barcelona's line with 63 points, although the Catalans are still first due to the advantage of the direct encounter (4-0 in favor of the culés) and the goal difference (+51 Barcelona, +33 Madrid), awaiting what happens on Sunday in the Catalan derby between the azulgrana team and Girona in Montjuïc (16:15 CEST). Atlético de Madrid, for its part, is third, now with 57 points after dropping points again on Saturday against Espanyol (1-1).

LaLiga EA Sports 2024/25 Standings (Matchday 29)

LaLiga: European spots and relegation zone

Athletic Club remains 4th and is on the lookout for Atlético, while Villarreal (5th) and Betis (6th) complete the spots for qualification to European competitions. Below the verdiblancos is, temporarily, Rayo (7th), ahead of Mallorca (8th). Further back are Celta (9th) and Real Sociedad (10th), and starting the second half of the table are Sevilla (11th) and Getafe (12th), followed by Girona (13th) and Osasuna (14th).

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Espanyol, for now, is 15th, above Valencia (16th) and Alavés (17th). Occupying the relegation spots are Leganés (18th), Las Palmas (19th), and Valladolid (20th). LaLiga continues this Sunday with matchday 29 with the matches Getafe-Villarreal, Barcelona-Girona, Valencia-Mallorca, Athletic-Osasuna, and the Andalusian derby between Betis and Sevilla. The date closes on Sunday with Celta-Las Palmas.

⚽ LaLiga EA Sports 2024/25 Results (Matchday 29)

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