Barcelona score six as Regular Season - 11 reshapes the La Liga table
The round in review — results, standouts and the table
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Barcelona’s 6-1 win over Alaves was the defining result of Regular Season - 11, with Raphael Dias Belloli and Lamine Yamal scoring twice each. Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid also won, while Espanyol and Getafe claimed notable victories over higher-ranked opponents. The round’s results left the leading pack intact and the lower standings tightly grouped.
What changed
Barcelona set the round’s pace
Barcelona produced the biggest scoreline of Regular Season - 11, beating Alaves 6-1 to remain first on 30 points. Raphael Dias Belloli opened the scoring in the eighth minute and added another in the 41st, while Fermín López scored in the 23rd. Lamine Yamal struck in the 45th and 64th, and Anthony Gordon made it 6-0 in the 81st. Mariano Díaz pulled one back for Alaves in the 84th.
The result also supplied two of the round’s top scorers: Dias Belloli and Yamal each scored two goals. Across all 10 matches, 30 goals were scored.
Surprises change the middle of the table
Espanyol delivered one of the round’s notable results by beating Villarreal 1-0. Leandro Cabrera scored in the 60th minute, moving Espanyol to 11 points in 14th place. Villarreal remain eighth on 12 points, one point ahead of Espanyol.
Getafe also overturned the standings order with a 3-1 win over Sevilla. Kike Salas put Sevilla ahead in the 19th minute, but Enes Ünal equalised for Getafe in the 68th. Martin Satriano put Getafe ahead five minutes later, and Orel Mangala completed the scoring in the 90th minute. Sevilla are sixth on 17 points, while Getafe are 12th on 12 points.
Rayo Vallecano recorded a clear 3-0 victory over Celta Vigo. Jorge De Frutos scored in the 36th and 55th minutes before Unai López completed the scoreline in the 73rd. Both clubs have 12 points, with Celta ninth and Rayo 11th.
The leading pack stays tightly placed
Atletico Madrid maintained second place on 28 points after a 2-0 win at Levante. Alejandro Grimaldo scored in the 36th minute and Giuliano Simeone Baldini added the second in the 62nd. Atletico Madrid are 18 points ahead of Levante, who are 18th on 10 points.
Real Madrid stayed third on 27 points with a 3-0 win at Racing Santander. Kylian Mbappé scored a penalty in the 11th minute, Jude Bellingham followed in the 21st, and Yan Diomande completed the scoring in the 36th. Real Betis are fourth on 23 points after beating Malaga 2-1. Marc Bartra and Pablo Fornals scored for Betis in the 38th and 45th minutes, while Adrian Nino pulled one back for Malaga in the 68th.
Real Sociedad remain fifth on 19 points despite a 2-1 defeat at Athletic Club. Iñaki Williams gave Athletic the lead in the 14th minute, Luka Sučić equalised in the 30th, and Alex Berenguer scored a penalty in the 45th. Real Sociedad are four points ahead of Athletic Club, who are seventh on 15 points.
Pressure at the bottom
Valencia moved to 19th on nine points after Umar Sadiq’s 69th-minute goal secured a 1-0 win at Elche. Elche are 17th on 10 points, one point ahead of Valencia.
Deportivo La Coruna came from behind to beat Osasuna 2-1. Ante Budimir put Osasuna ahead in the 32nd minute, but Mario Soriano equalised in the 64th and Bil Nsongo completed Deportivo’s comeback in the 87th. Both clubs have 11 points, with Deportivo 13th and Osasuna 15th.
Malaga remain 20th on five points, while Levante, Elche and Valencia occupy positions 18th, 17th and 19th respectively. The results leave the lower part of the standings separated by narrow points gaps, while Barcelona, Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid occupy the top three places.
