Real Oviedo
ElcheDay 32
Villar G. 16'
Real Oviedo: 13. Escandell - 3. Alhassane (Cazorla, 58), 4. Costas, 16. Carmo (Javi Lopez, 65), 22. Nacho Vidal - 23. Fonseca N. (Colombatto, 76) - 5. Reina Al., 6. Sibo (Fernández T., 46) - 7. Chaira, 10. Hassan Haissem (Borbas, 58) - 9. Vinas
Substitution: Fernández T. (from 46); Cazorla (from 58); Borbas (from 58); Javi Lopez (from 65); Colombatto (from 76)
Bench: 1. Moldovan H. - 2. Bailly, 12. Dani Calvo, 24. Ahijado - 14. Ejaria
Yellow Cards: Fonseca N. 63; Fernández T. 75
Elche: 1. Dituro - 3. Pedrosa (Pétrot L., 82), 22. Affengruber, 39. Fort H. (Tete Morente, 62), 42. Traore A-r (Chust, 82) - 6. Bigas, 12. Villar G. - 8. Aguado M. (Donald J., 69), 14. Febas - 9. André Silva (Valera G., 69), 20. Rodriguez Alvaro
Substitution: Tete Morente (from 62); Donald J. (from 69); Valera G. (from 69 till 90); Pétrot L. (from 82); Chust (from 82)
Bench: 13. Peña I. - 5. Redondo - 16. Neto Mar., 17. Josan F. - 19. Diangana, 24. Cepeda - 10. Rafa Mir
Red cards: Valera G. 90'
Atletico Madrid’s alarming slide in La Liga continued with a fourth consecutive defeat
It was a night to remember at the Santiago Bernabéu
This was a night when Atlético were second best for long spells
Barcelona returned to the summit of the table with a convincing 3–0 victory
Despite letting victory slip away, the home side remain eighth in the table, keeping their European ambitions alive
Sevilla delivered a commanding performance in Round 16 of La Liga
The clash between Elche and Real Madrid unfolded like a true football thriller
It was another confident performance from Barça
Barcelona continued their perfect start to the 2025/26 La Liga
It was a night of drama at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán
Despite the win, the hosts made life difficult for Xabi Alonso’s men
Atletico Madrid were left frustrated at the Metropolitano Stadium
