Day 10
Niño (p.) 36'
Valera G. 68'
Rayo Vallecano: 25. Audero - 4. Díaz Р. (Palazón, 60), 15. Sadic M., 17. Pedrosa (Vertrouwd, 60), 18. Álvaro García, 20. Balliu (Bouare, 76), 24. Lejeune - 6. Ciss P., 8. López U. - 10. Camello (Alemao, 46), 19. De Frutos (Tsitaishvili, 46)
Substitution: Alemao (from 46); Tsitaishvili (from 46); Vertrouwd (from 60); Palazón (from 60); Bouare (from 76)
Bench: 3. Kumbulla, 22. Fernández Pel. - 23. Valentín Ó. - 21. Pérez Fr., 37. Belaid
Yellow Cards: Ciss P. 35; Pedrosa 54; Álvaro García 81
Elche: 1. Dituro - 2. Traore A-r, 3. Revivo, 23. Chust - 5. Redondo (Bigas, 83) - 12. Villar G. (Buonanotte, 46), 47. Morcillo - 11. Valera G., 18. Lemar (Neto Mar., 72), 21. Cepeda (Tete Morente, 72) - 14. Niño (Osorio, 61)
Substitution: Buonanotte (from 46); Osorio (from 61); Neto Mar. (from 72); Tete Morente (from 72); Bigas (from 83)
Bench: 13. Iturbe - 22. Sanchez Ru., 26. Barzić - 17. Josan - 19. Diangana - 9. Ponce E.
Yellow Cards: Morcillo 10; Redondo 30; Villar G. 30
The referee decided to abandon the match after receiving a recommendation from the police

Barcelona secured another three points in impressive fashion

The reigning champions controlled the game from the outset and made their superiority count before half-time

Crystal Palace put the fairytale finishing touches on the Oliver Glasner era, securing their first-ever European silverware to bid farewell to the Austrian tactician in ultimate style

The Catalans finishing 19th in the La Liga table — just one point away from safety

Real Betis booked their long-awaited return to the UEFA Champions League after defeating Elche

The remarkable European journey of Strasbourg came to a painful end

Rayo Vallecano moved one step closer to the UEFA Europa Conference League final

Atletico Madrid’s alarming slide in La Liga continued with a fourth consecutive defeat

Despite letting victory slip away, the home side remain eighth in the table, keeping their European ambitions alive

The latest projections for this season’s UEFA Conference League have been published by Football Meets Data, outlining the clubs most likely to lift the trophy

Rayo Vallecano and Valencia played out a hard-fought draw in Madrid

The clash between Elche and Real Madrid unfolded like a true football thriller

It was the second consecutive match without a goal for Xabi Alonso’s side

The Catalan giants are set to play their fixture tomorrow, giving them a chance to reclaim their position

Rayo Vallecano
Elche