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0:00And we are back. Welcome to my preview
0:02and predictions for Gameweek 9 in La
0:04Liga with another European week behind
0:07us. We return to domestic club football
0:09once again this weekend. As always, this
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0:35football is straight back on the menu
0:37next week as well. So, once again, we'll
0:39have Champions League, Europa League,
0:41and Conference League for you next week
0:43as we've had this week. And as always,
0:46the community polls will be up over the
0:48course of the weekend so you can start
0:49having your say on all of those matches
0:51ahead of European football returning
0:53this weekend. If that's still not enough
0:55for you, all of my thoughts on the
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1:09over the last few days, you'll get your
1:11shout-out in just an hour's time. As for
1:14today though, as always, we have got 10
1:17La Liga matches for you to kick off your
1:19weekend. So, without any further ado,
1:21let's get straight into it. The opening
1:23game of the weekend starts tonight and
1:25it is coming from Riazor where Deportivo
1:28are going to be hosting Levante. And
1:30right now, neither of these sides are on
1:32particularly good runs of form. But,
1:34with that being said, Deportivo still
1:36remain in eighth place in the table
1:38whilst Levante are down in 17th, but
1:41they do still have that game in hand. I
1:43say both aren't on particularly great
1:45runs of form at the moment. That is
1:46because both teams come into this four
1:49games without a win with both drawing
1:51two and losing two. But, last weekend
1:54for Deportivo, it was defeat against
1:56Real Sociedad in a game where I guess
1:59they do deserve some credit for the
2:00attempted comeback bringing it back to
2:033-2 before the full-time whistle, but
2:05three unanswered goals left them too
2:07much to do in the second half and even
2:09when Sociedad went down to 10 men, yes,
2:12they did produce that fight back to 3-2,
2:14but unfortunately it wasn't enough for
2:15them to get anything from that match. As
2:18for Levante, they had an even crazier
2:21game than that when they were at home to
2:23Sevilla because there were three goals
2:25in stoppage time initially in the match.
2:28Sevilla had led by two goals to nil
2:30before Romero got them back into it at
2:322-1 and then in stoppage time Dela
2:35Fuente got them level. Sevilla then went
2:37on to score again, but their goalscorer
2:40then got sent off only for Undabarrena,
2:43the man on loan from Liverpool, to step
2:45up in the 100th minute of the match to
2:48salvage a 3-3 draw. So, off the back of
2:51that, surely that is going to give them
2:53some little bit of a lift going into
2:55this fixture, but the result suggests
2:57it's going to be tough for them and they
2:58are yet to have an away win so far this
3:01season. In terms of the team news,
3:03Amatucci is going to be suspended for
3:05this game as he was sent off for
3:07Deportivo in stoppage time against
3:08Sociedad last weekend. No fresh concerns
3:11for Levante ahead of this fixture. When
3:14these two sides last met, it was in La
3:16Liga 2 where home and away Levante won
3:19by two goals to one. Based on recent
3:21matches, I'd probably say a Levante win
3:23remains the least likely outcome coming
3:25into this, but with Deportivo's recent
3:28dip in form as well, I'm not confident
3:30enough to give them the victory either.
3:32Think it's going to be an entertaining
3:33one. Think we're going to see a lot of
3:34goals. I'm starting this weekend with a
3:372-2 draw between Deportivo and Levante.
3:40The opening game from Saturday is going
3:42to be coming from Espanyol and it is the
3:44side 11th in the table hosting Atletico
3:47Madrid up in second. The home side
3:50continue to be inconsistent over the
3:53course of the last few weeks and it is
3:54only one win in five for them ahead of
3:56this game. They do come into this off
3:58the back of a 1-1 draw. Unfortunately
4:01though, that was against bottom Malaga,
4:03and even though they led early on in
4:05that game thanks to a great goal from
4:07Zarragotha, they didn't really have much
4:09else to show from that match other than
4:11an attempted backheel that was cleared
4:14off the line. And at the end of the
4:15game, Malaga had more attempts on goal,
4:17they had more possession, and it was no
4:19surprise that they ended up getting an
4:21equalizer, although it will be
4:22frustrating for Espanyol cuz it did come
4:24in stoppage time. But even so, after
4:27back-to-back defeats, a draw last week
4:29is still a step in the right direction.
4:31As for Atletico Madrid, they are simply
4:33flying at the moment. They have had five
4:35wins in a row in all competitions, four
4:38of them in the league, including last
4:40weekend in a 2-1 victory away to Alaves.
4:43Although it should be noted that they
4:44did need a late goal to grab all three
4:46points when Christian Romero got the
4:48winner in the 87th minute, and that was
4:50after Alaves were down to 10 men. So, it
4:52wasn't the most convincing result from
4:54them. They did back that up though with
4:56another strong performance in midweek in
4:58the Champions League when they beat
4:59Manchester United by two goals to nil
5:01thanks to a Barrios goal in the first
5:03minute, and then Adam Ounas Lookman late
5:05on. Again, though, only after Manchester
5:08United had gone down to 10 men. However,
5:10regardless, after five wins in a row,
5:12they will undoubtedly come into this one
5:14as favorites. In terms of the team news,
5:16Espanyol are still likely to be without
5:17first-choice goalkeeper Dmitrovic, who
5:19missed the draw last weekend. Atletico
5:21Madrid have no fresh issues coming out
5:22of the Champions League with another
5:24Champions League fixture next week as
5:26well. It is expected that we do see some
5:28rotation here. Last season, both sides
5:31won at home, and in fact, Espanyol have
5:34only lost once to Atletico Madrid in the
5:36last seven meetings here. So, they
5:38absolutely know what it takes to get a
5:40result against this side. Personally,
5:42with the runs that these two are on, I
5:44still think Atletico Madrid win is by
5:46far the most likely outcome. But if
5:48Atletico do over-rotate their squad with
5:51Champions League in mind, Espanyol might
5:53have a shot of grabbing something once
5:55again. I am going though for a 2-1 win
5:58to Atletico Madrid. The second game on
6:01Saturday will see Villarreal taking on
6:03Elche. Villarreal now 11th in La Liga
6:06following unfortunately for them another
6:08defeat last weekend. Although it was a
6:10result that hardly slowed their overall
6:12momentum and it was only a 1-0 defeat
6:15away to Real Madrid. And in fact,
6:17statistically they actually created more
6:19chances and had more possession in that
6:21match. They were just unable to take the
6:23chances when they came and they were
6:24punished in the second half. That wasn't
6:26the case in midweek though because in
6:28the Champions League against Italian
6:30side Napoli, they found their clinical
6:31touch once again with goals from
6:33Chukwueze, Moreno and Oliver Sahi making
6:36them get a 3-1 victory after going
6:39behind early on in that match. Now
6:41following back-to-back home wins,
6:43they'll fancy their chances of getting
6:44their third one here. As for Elche,
6:47their game last week was pretty much
6:49exactly what I expected against Celta
6:51Vigo where near enough nothing of note
6:54happened. There was literally one big
6:56chance in the entire match. It came in
6:58the last minute of the match and it came
7:00for Celta Vigo. It was literally a case
7:02of two very out of form sides playing
7:05some pretty bad football and now against
7:07the Villarreal side that seems to be
7:09rediscovering their form, you do fear
7:11for Elche getting anything from this
7:13one. In terms of the team news, as far
7:14as I could find, no fresh concerns for
7:17either side coming into this game but
7:18once again with more Champions League
7:20football next week, Villarreal are
7:22expected to make some changes. Last
7:24season Villarreal won both home and away
7:27and Elche failed to score on either of
7:29those occasions either. With how last
7:31week went and with Villarreal's overall
7:33recent form, I think it'll be very
7:34similar this time around as well. I'm
7:37going for a 2-0 win to Villarreal. The
7:40penultimate game on Saturday is without
7:43any doubt in my opinion the game of the
7:45weekend as we have third place Real
7:47Betis taking on top of the table
7:49Barcelona and what an outstanding run of
7:51form both of these sides are on right
7:54now. Real Betis are unbeaten in their
7:56last seven matches winning six of those
7:58seven and have won every single home
8:01game so far this season and that
8:03includes beating Real Madrid here before
8:05the international break and then this
8:07week alone they've scored eight goals on
8:10this ground. Firstly, against Osasuna in
8:12the league thanks to an Isco double, Ez
8:14Abde an own goal and then Morante
8:16rounding off the rout and then in
8:18midweek in a brilliant clash against FC
8:21Porto they came from behind to win the
8:23game 3-2 in the Champions League. Again,
8:25Isco and Ez Abde with two goals before
8:27then Kucho Hernandez grabbed the winner
8:30late on. The only problem for Real Betis
8:32coming into this match is they're facing
8:34a Barcelona side that has literally won
8:37every single game so far this season
8:40including also winning twice this week.
8:42Firstly, at home to Getafe in La Liga
8:44thanks to goals from Gabriel Jesus,
8:46Anthony Gordon and Jules Kounde and then
8:48backed that up with an even more
8:49impressive performance in a 4-1 away win
8:52to Galatasaray in the Champions League
8:54thanks to Joao Cancelo, Fermin Lopez,
8:56Gordon again and then finally Adeyemi.
8:58So, as far as I'm concerned we could be
9:00in for a real epic clash here. In terms
9:03of the team news once again, no fresh
9:05concerns for either side but again, with
9:07both in Champions League action next
9:09weekend it'll be interesting to see how
9:11many if any of their big names are
9:14benched ahead of this one. Last season
9:16it was an absolute epic between these
9:18two sides with Barcelona winning home
9:20and away but on this ground it ended up
9:23being 5-3
9:25to Barcelona. With the current form of
9:27these two sides I wouldn't put it past
9:29it being a very similar story this time
9:31around. I'm not going to go that crazy
9:33and predict something along those lines
9:35and I simply can't back against
9:37Barcelona right now but for me this is
9:39their first big big test of the season
9:42so far. Let's see if they pass it. I am
9:44going for Barcelona but I think it's
9:46going to be close. I'm going 3-2 to the
9:49side from Catalonia. The final game on
9:51Saturday is going to be Valencia taking
9:53on Athletic Club Bilbao or at least I
9:55hope it's going to be the final game on
9:57Saturday because last week for the
9:58second time this season already Bilbao
10:01have had a game called off. This time it
10:03was against Rayo Vallecano but I'll
10:05explain why when I get to their
10:07prediction later on. Incredibly though,
10:09despite playing two games less than
10:11Valencia so far this season, they still
10:13come into this match nine places ahead
10:16them in the table and three points as
10:18well as Valencia come into this having
10:20still only won one league game all
10:22season, but at least they were able to
10:23get a draw away from home to Racing
10:25Santander last weekend in a game which
10:27they actually started very brightly,
10:29scoring after two minutes through Raba,
10:31but once again the defense let them down
10:34and two minutes into the second half
10:36they found themselves 2-1 down, but
10:38unlike in other occasions so far this
10:40season, this time they were able to pick
10:42themselves back up, they were able to go
10:44again, they were able to find an
10:45equalizer for Villatoro, but all in all
10:48it's not a great look for them. They
10:49still have lost every single match so
10:52far at home and I don't think it's going
10:54to get any easier for them against
10:56Bilbao here. In terms of the team news,
10:58no fresh concerns for Valencia, but
11:00Aguirre continues to tinker with his new
11:02squad. Some of the new players made a
11:04difference last week, let's see what he
11:06does this week. For Bilbao, Laporte and
11:08San Jose remain the only real doubts for
11:10them, but the actual real issue for them
11:13coming into this game is it's been
11:14nearly a month since they've actually
11:16played a competitive match. Now,
11:18obviously that could make them a bit
11:20rusty, but it also means that they
11:21remain four games unbeaten. Last season
11:25both sides won this fixture away from
11:27home in what has been a very
11:28inconsistent head-to-head record between
11:31these two clubs. For me, the combo of
11:33the new manager for Valencia and with
11:35Bilbao being a little bit rusty, being
11:37so long after playing their last game, I
11:39do think Valencia have a very good
11:41chance of getting a result. For me, it's
11:43not a result that they're going to win,
11:45but I'm going to give them the benefit
11:46of the doubt and give them a point. For
11:48me, Bilbao still slight favorites, but
11:50I'm going for 1-1 in this one. The first
11:54game on Sunday then sees two sides very
11:57much out of form going head-to-head as
11:59we have Osasuna taking on Racing
12:01Santander. Osasuna come into this
12:03currently 16th in La Liga without a win
12:06in their last five and Racing come into
12:09this 15th in the table without a win in
12:12their last three. However, I'll start
12:14off with Osasuna because I do feel a
12:16little bit sorry for them after last
12:17week because the 5-2 scoreline they got
12:20away at Real Betis doesn't really give a
12:21true reflection of their efforts. Now,
12:23granted, they were 3-0 down in the match
12:26and by their own making by giving away a
12:28penalty and Budimir scoring an own goal,
12:30but they came out for the second half
12:32pretty damn strong with Budimir
12:33canceling out his own goal and then
12:35Garcia making it 3-2 just 5 minutes
12:37later and it looked like the comeback
12:39would be on. Unfortunately, they weren't
12:42able to sustain that pressure and ended
12:43up conceding two more late on. Like I
12:45said, not really a fair reflection, but
12:47ultimately it was still the right
12:49result. For Racing, it was another poor
12:51start for them as they befell behind
12:53just 2 minutes into their game against
12:55Valencia and it was to a former player,
12:57no less. It seems the days of those fast
13:00starts that they got in the first few
13:01game weeks are now far behind them, but
13:03at least they still have one man they
13:04can rely on in Sabiri who kept his good
13:07goal-scoring run going before halftime.
13:09They did find a quick start to the
13:11second half, however, scoring just 2
13:13minutes into that through Martan, but
13:15this time, just like in the first half,
13:17it was their turn to throw away a lead
13:19and it ended up finishing 2-2. But to be
13:22fair to them, after back-to-back
13:23thrashings in Gameweek 7 and 8, I think
13:25they can be a little bit happier with
13:27that point. However, it does leave them
13:29very close to the relegation zone. In
13:31terms of the team news, no fresh issues
13:33for either side. Now, after somewhat
13:35better performances last week, I think
13:37both sides will stick to very similar
13:39lineups this time around. In terms of
13:41head-to-head, it's been over a decade
13:43since these two sides last met, so we
13:45can't really read much into that. With
13:47the overall form of these two sides, I
13:49really do think this one could end up
13:51going either way, but right now, I do
13:53think Osasuna will come into this ever
13:54so slight favorites. In my opinion, no
13:57result is a surprise here, but I am
13:59going to back the home side and I'm
14:00going to go for a 2-1 win to Osasuna.
14:04Staying with sides out of form for game
14:06two on Sunday, we now have Celta Vigo
14:09taking on Alaves. For Celta Vigo, it's
14:11just one league win for them all season,
14:13but they do have five draws behind them,
14:16and that's now seen them up to ninth.
14:18Whilst for Alaves, it is no win in four
14:21and three defeats in those four games,
14:22which now sees them only two places
14:25above Celta Vigo in seventh. Last
14:27weekend for Celta Vigo, it was their
14:29fourth draw in just five La Liga
14:31matches, as they could only manage a
14:32nil-nil away to Elche. But, I guess at
14:35least that's now five games unbeaten in
14:38the league, but they really should have
14:39won the match in the final minute of it,
14:41when Joryci got clean through on goal,
14:431v1, and he absolutely spooned the ball
14:47wide of the goal, and nil-nil is how it
14:49finished. They were on track to get a
14:51good result in midweek against Juventus
14:53as well in the Europa League, where they
14:54actually led in the match before then
14:56conceding midway through the second
14:58half, and then conceding a stoppage time
15:00winner. So, they ended up losing their
15:02first two games in Europe as well. As
15:04for Alaves, they were never likely to
15:06get much from their game against
15:08Atletico Madrid, but they certainly gave
15:09it a good go, especially in the first
15:11half, where they had plenty of chances
15:13to go ahead in the match before actually
15:15falling behind. Right on halftime,
15:17though, they were level when Tony
15:18Martinez was dragged down in the box,
15:20and Lucas Boye stepped up to convert the
15:22penalty. The game really changed in the
15:24second half, though, when Perez was sent
15:26off. No doubt about it, a shocking
15:28challenge, definitely a red card. And
15:30unfortunately, with 10 men, they weren't
15:32able to hold out against Atletico
15:33Madrid's pressure, and they were able to
15:35grab a late winner. But, after three
15:37poor performances, it was some sign of
15:39improvement from Alaves here. In terms
15:41of the team news, at Celta, are likely
15:43to be without Bojan Iglesias, who also
15:45missed the game against Juventus on
15:47Thursday night. Following the red card,
15:49Perez will be suspended for Alaves. Last
15:52season, both sides won away from home,
15:54with Alaves winning a staggering match
15:56on this ground that ended 4-3 to the
15:59away side. On the current form of these
16:01two sides, that scoreline would
16:02certainly be a shock for me this time
16:04around. And given the overall form, for
16:06me, there is only one result that makes
16:08sense right now. And unfortunately for
16:09Celta Vigo, it is yet another draw. If I
16:13was going to pick a winner, I probably
16:14would still go for them, but I'm going
16:16for that also famous Celta Vigo 1-1 that
16:19seem to plague these videos last season.
16:21I'm going it for again here. 1-1 Celta
16:24Vigo and Alaves. Penultimate game on
16:27Sunday now sees bottom of the side
16:30Malaga taking on sixth place Real
16:32Sociedad. For Malaga, you can argue they
16:34were slightly better in their last game
16:36although they started it very poorly
16:38falling behind in the opening 15 minutes
16:40against Espanyol before then needing a
16:42couple of other goal line clearances to
16:44keep it at 1-0 half time. In the second
16:47half though, they started to create
16:48their moments, they gained control of
16:49the game, kept pushing, couldn't find a
16:52goal but then they eventually got their
16:53award in stoppage time when Nino's
16:56brilliant volley was able to salvage
16:58them a point, but it still leaves them
17:00bottom of the table, no wins in any of
17:02their eight matches so far, they've only
17:05scored four goals in those eight games
17:07as well. As for Real Sociedad, they were
17:09in full control of their game against
17:11Deportivo La Coruna in the first half
17:13with goals from Martin and Zacar with
17:16Garazo Gallesh putting them 3-0 up at
17:18the start of the second half, but then
17:20they did their absolute best to throw
17:21that game away as Deportivo pulled one
17:24back, then Marin pulled a Deportivo
17:26forward down the penalty area. He got
17:28sent off, Deportivo scored the penalty
17:31and then to their credit, they were able
17:32to hold out for the final 30 minutes of
17:34the match, but still a situation they
17:36didn't want to be in given the position
17:38they were in. In midweek, they then
17:40faced a very tough trip away from home
17:42to Union San Gilloise in Belgium in the
17:44Europa League where they were 2 minutes
17:47away from securing a very good victory,
17:49but unfortunately, they weren't able to
17:51hold out, but they'll take the 1-1 draw
17:53cuz it also means they're unbeaten in
17:55their last three games in all
17:57competitions. In terms of the team news,
17:59no fresh concerns for Malaga, but Marin
18:02is going to be suspended for Real
18:03Sociedad. Last time these two sides met
18:06was in the Copa del Rey just 2 years ago
18:08with Sociedad taking the 1-0 victory
18:10here. The last league meeting between
18:12these two sides was back in 2018 so we
18:15can't really read too much into that.
18:17For me, the form guide is all you really
18:19need to see when it comes to this game.
18:21Maybe at a push, Malaga could sneak
18:23another draw with Sociedad again playing
18:25in Europe next week, but I'd be
18:27surprised if this is anything other than
18:29a Sociedad victory. I'm going for a 2-0
18:32win to the away side. The final game on
18:35Sunday then is the other massive game
18:37from La Liga this weekend. So, we now
18:39have fourth place Real Madrid taking on
18:41fifth place Sevilla. It's been a pretty
18:43mixed week in terms of performances from
18:46Real Madrid, but there are no doubts
18:48over the results as last weekend they
18:50saw off Villarreal by one goal to nil
18:52thanks to the narrowest of offside calls
18:55going in their Monday's favor. And
18:56despite Vinicius Junior getting sent off
18:58for hair pulling, they were able to hold
19:00on to the clean sheet in the end. In
19:02midweek though, it was nothing but pure
19:05chaos because in Rome, they found
19:07themselves 3-1 down in the Champions
19:09League. But then in the final 10 minutes
19:11of the match, three corners produced
19:14three goals and incredibly Los Blancos
19:16turned it around to win it 4-3 and
19:19secure all three points in the match.
19:21Question is now, can they build on that
19:23momentum here ahead of another Champions
19:25League game in midweek? For Sevilla,
19:27well, they only have themselves to blame
19:30for the two points that they threw away
19:32against Levante. 2-0 up thanks to Oray
19:34and Correa, but then after letting
19:36Levante level in stoppage time, they
19:39thought they'd won it again when Isaac
19:41Romero's wonder strike put them 3-2 up.
19:43He then massively over celebrated and
19:46got himself sent off. And with 10 men,
19:48there was still time left for Levante to
19:51equalize in the 100th minute of the
19:53match, meaning that it ended in a draw.
19:55And that really is not the best
19:57preparation and not the right mentality
19:59to take into such a big game against
20:01Real Madrid. In terms of the team news,
20:03Vinicius has been given a four-match
20:05ban, so he is going to be out for them.
20:07Similarly, following that red card,
20:09Romero is going to be suspended for
20:11Sevilla as well. As for the head-to-head
20:13record, it is massively in favor of Real
20:16Madrid. They have won the last five home
20:18or away against Sevilla and haven't lost
20:20in any competition since 2018 against
20:24them. As things stand, this might be
20:26Sevilla's best chance of correcting
20:28that, but personally, I still think Real
20:30Madrid will just about be too much for
20:32them. I'm going for a 2-1 win to Madrid.
20:36And then finally, we have the Monday
20:38night football coming from Getafe, a
20:40side now in 14th place in La Liga, and
20:43they'll be playing the side directly
20:44above them in Rayo Vallecano. But a
20:46Vallecano side that has a game in hand
20:49after their game last week was called
20:51off in some very bizarre circumstances.
20:53Basically, Vallecano fans are protesting
20:56against their owners at the moment. In
20:57the 13th minute of the match against
20:59Bilbao last week, they basically threw
21:02all of their earthly possessions onto
21:04the pitch, and they kept doing it over
21:07and over and over again until
21:09eventually, the referee had to call the
21:11game off. At this point, I have no idea
21:13what punishment is going to be in line
21:14for the club, but it does mean that they
21:16also have now not played a competitive
21:18match for almost a month. So, as far as
21:20I'm concerned, they're not in the best
21:22sort of state coming into this, and
21:23especially when you put on top of that,
21:25the fact that they failed to win away
21:26from home so far this season with one
21:28draw and three defeats from their four
21:31away games. As for Getafe, though, they
21:34quite frankly didn't stand a chance last
21:36weekend against Barcelona, and just
21:38listen to this stat. Across the
21:4090-minute match, they had only 17%
21:45possession. That means they only have
21:46the ball for 15 of the 90 minutes in
21:50that match. no surprise that they ended
21:52up losing it by three goals to nil. And
21:54if anything, they were lucky it didn't
21:56end up being a heavier defeat. That
21:58ultimately means they come into this
21:59with just one win from their last six
22:01games in the league. In midweek, it
22:04didn't get much better for them as they
22:05were away to Craiova, where they could
22:07only manage a 1-1 draw, a 1-1 draw that
22:10I actually predicted in that video a
22:12couple of days ago. But that also means
22:14they really have no momentum coming into
22:17this match. In terms of the team news,
22:19Getafe are also seriously struggling in
22:22the striker department, and as things
22:23stand, Borja Mayoral is the only fit
22:26forward they have available as the other
22:28four options are all out injured. After
22:31such a long break, there is literally no
22:33fresh concerns with Vallecano, but the
22:36question is it going to be what sort of
22:37frame of mind are those players going to
22:39be in after the antics of the crowd last
22:41week. Last season, Vallecano won here by
22:44two goals to nil, and they're actually
22:45unbeaten in all of their last 10
22:47meetings between Vallecano and Getafe.
22:50With the form of the home side, I can
22:52see Vallecano taking the victory here as
22:54well. Not as convincingly as last
22:56season, though. I'm going to end this
22:58weekend's predictions with a 1-0 win to
23:01Rayo Vallecano, but it could still go
23:03either way. That is going to be it then
23:06for this weekend's Gameweek 9 of La
23:08Liga. As always, a massive thank you
23:10very much for watching. Don't forget to
23:12let me know all of your thoughts down in
23:13the comment section below. And speaking
23:14of your thoughts, before I leave you,
23:16let's round up what you guys have been
23:18saying over on the community cage
23:19regarding these 10 fixtures. You have
23:22gone for the following. The majority
23:25think that Deportivo are going to beat
23:27Levante. Basically, everyone thinks
23:29Atletico are going to beat Espanyol.
23:30Basically, everyone thinks Villarreal
23:32are going to beat Elche. The vast
23:33majority do think Barcelona are going to
23:35beat Real Betis. There's not a lot of
23:37people going for draws this week, I've
23:39just noticed. Very close between
23:40Valencia and Bilbao, but the majority
23:42just about going for Bilbao. Basically,
23:45everyone thinks Osasuna are going to
23:46beat Racing Santander. I thought that
23:48would be a little bit closer. The
23:50majority thinks Celta Vigo are going to
23:51beat Alaves. Basically, everyone thinks
23:53Sassuolo are going to beat Malaga. The
23:54majority think Real Madrid are going to
23:56beat Sevilla, and the majority as things
23:57stand think that Getafe can beat Rayo
24:00Vallecano. Of course, a reminder that if
24:02you still want to see even more
24:04up-to-date community polls, you can go
24:06back to these polls over on the
24:07community page right now. And if you are
24:09over there, don't forget to vote on the
24:11remaining matches we'll be doing over
24:12this week and next week, including all
24:14of those Champions League, Europa
24:16League, and Conference League games. I
24:18will leave you with a final thank you
24:20very much for watching once again, and
24:21I'll see you very, very

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