Spanish LaLiga ’18-19 – Highlights: Messi-Less Barcelona Humiliate Real Madrid Into Submission

These are the last 4 matches of LaLiga, Match Day 10 of 38. The highlights are appended below the points table.

Spanish LaLiga ’18-19 – Highlights: Madrid Bag First LaLiga Win

Rank Name Won Draw Lost Points
1 Barcelona 6 3 1 21
2 Alaves 6 2 2 20
3 Sevilla 6 1 3 19
4 Atletico Madrid 5 4 1 19
5 Espanyol 5 3 2 18
6 Valladolid 4 4 2 16
7 Levante 5 1 4 16
8 Getafe CF 4 3 3 15
9 Real Madrid 4 2 4 14
10 Celta Vigo 3 4 3 13

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LaLiga 2018-19 – Full Schedule

LaLiga 2018-19– Match 7 of 10: Getafe CF vs Real Betis

Result: 2 – 0

Goal Scorers:

  • Getafe CF: Jorge Molina Vidal 60′, Dimitri Foulquier 62′

Match Statistics:

Getafe CF Team Stats Real Betis
16 Shots 7
7 Shots On Target 3
30% Possession 70%
233 Passes 554
66% Pass Accuracy 85%
9 Fouls 14
1 Yellow Cards 2
0 Red Cards 0
5 Offsides 2
5 Corners 4

Highlights:

Laliga

  • Getafe and Real Betis both began the day on 12, yet the capital city side have climbed to 15 and into eighth place – above Real Madrid – with a 2-0 triumph, with the objectives coming in two second half minutes from Jorge Molina and Dimitri Foulquier.
  • Real Betis could not catch up their fantastic Europa League win in Milan with triumph in residential rivalry and they’ve now gone three LaLiga Santander matches without scoring, losing each of the three.

  • As usual, Betis commanded ball possesion, however they could not transform that into clear possibilities and Getafe were the predominant side in the primary half.
  • Angel Rodriguez botched a decent chance eight minutes in, before there was a triple-chance in the seventeenth moment as Nemanja Maksimovic, Foulquier and Molina were associated with a goalmouth scramble.
  • There were further half-risks either side of the interim, before Getafe at long last led the pack in the 60th moment, as previous Betis man Molina turned in an Angel cross.

  • The decibel levels at the Coliseum Alfonso Perez expanded further two minutes from that point forward, as Foulquier gained by a mistake from Betis goalkeeper Joel Robles, scoring for the second week consecutively.
  • The Betis reaction was tentative and Getafe looked more inclined to score a third than Betis did to pull one back, however there were to be no further goals and it completed 2-0.

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LaLiga 2018-19– Match 8 of 10: Barcelona vs Real Madrid

Result: 5 – 1

Goal Scorers:

  • Barcelona: Philippe Coutinho 11′, Luis Suarez 30′ (P), 75′, 83′, Arturo Vidal 87′
  • Real Madrid: Marcelo Vieira 50′

Match Statistics:

Barcelona Team Stats Real Madrid
13 Shots 15
8 Shots On Target 4
54% Possession 46%
534 Passes 465
87% Pass Accuracy 84%
17 Fouls 14
2 Yellow Cards 2
0 Red Cards 0
2 Offsides 4
4 Corners 2

Highlights:

Laliga

  • At half-time in the clásico, Luis Suárez strolled off with a substantial legged, baffled walk, head in his grasp, murmuring to himself, irritated that he had squandered the chance to end this match– and, conceivably, Julen Lopetegui’s time responsible for Real Madrid.
  • At full-time, Suárez strolled off holding the match ball, scorer of an awesome hattrick in a match that likely could be Lopetegui’s last.
  • Lopetegui felt his group had merited increasingly and for a minute, it is valid, it gave the idea that Madrid may respond, their oversaw revived and maybe even protected, at the end of the day they were tore separated.

  • At the point when Arturo Vidal headed in, it was Barcelona’s fifth. These are not the sort of results from which Madrid supervisors return, still less in the ongoing setting: Madrid have now won only once in 6 matches – and if this is to be the end for Lopetegui, it was an agonizing one, leaving his group in ninth place, seven points behind their most prominent adversaries.
  • Nor was it simply the scoreline; it was the sensations as well. In the initial 45 minutes here, Madrid did not exist: they were, put obtusely, dreadful. Essentially not there. And keeping in mind that they reacted in the second half, while they made a session of this, it was deficient. In the last minutes, they were beaten and broken, in pieces and in danger of surrendering much more.

  • And every one of that was without Lionel Messi, which rather undermined Lopetegui’s mourns about damage. The Argentinian viewed from the stands as Suárez became the dominant focal point. There was a radiant execution too from Jordi Alba.
  • And keeping in mind that Lopetegui’s position is perpetually unstable, Ernesto Valverde rose improved, his progressions having an immense effect: Ousmane Dembélé, Vidal and Sergi Roberto, moved into midfield, were the ones who finished this match off in the midst of the pleased clamor.

  • Barcelona led the pack in the eleventh moment, 30 passes finished before Ivan Rakitic conveyed the ball that got through, a long inclining over Nacho to Alba. He dashed forward and as Suárez kept running into the six-yard box, Madrid’s players running with him, Alba pulled back for Philippe Coutinho to finish from by the penalty spot.
  • The Camp Nou ejected; Madrid scarcely moved. Coutinho had a shot blocked and Arthur Melo drew a sharp spare from Thibaut Courtois, however it was not the odds that characterized this. What did was a mind-boggling feeling of prevalence.

  • It felt nearly as though Barcelona could have finished it sooner had they looked to quicken. The ball was theirs and theirs alone, Rakitic, Arthur and Sergio Busquets practicing control, Alba leaving Nacho uncovered and powerless. From Madrid, there was no response, no opposition, and soon the lead was multiplied, Suárez brought around Raphaël Varane and scoring the penalty himself.
  • The second half observed a Madrid fightback, regardless of whether it was to demonstrate fleeting. Lopetegui moved to three at the back and the reaction was quick, Marcelo splitting the deficiency five minutes after the fact, apparently setting up a radical new diversion.

  • Sergio Ramos jumped to head over, Luka Modric struck the post and Karim Benzema ought to have scored with a header from nine yards. Barcelona however observed out the tempest and in Suárez they had an outlet not at all like some other. They likewise rolled out improvements which worked consummately.
  • Dembélé was sent on by Valverde, and straight away was running at safeguards. He spread it wide to Sergi Roberto, moved into midfield when Semedo was presented, who cut in a cross. Suárez’s neck stressed and his header, brimming with aim, flew intensely into the net past Courtois.

  • Before long Sergi Roberto struggled with Ramos and discharged Suárez once more, prepared to dink the ball magnificently over Courtois. Madrid were done however the diversion was not at this time, Dembélé wriggling clear andcrossing for Vidal to score.

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LaLiga 2018-19 – Match 9 of 10: Alaves vs Villarreal

Result: 2 – 1

Goal Scorers:

  • Alaves: Jonathan Calleri 51′, Borja Baston 90+4′
  • Villarreal: Gerard Moreno 10′

Match Statistics:

Alaves Team Stats Villarreal
19 Shots 10
6 Shots On Target 2
47% Possession 53%
399 Passes 465
74% Pass Accuracy 76%
11 Fouls 11
1 Yellow Cards 1
0 Red Cards 0
1 Offsides 7
8 Corners 4

Highlights:

Laliga

  • The initial 10 minutes were very much played, and Villarreal got the 1st goal of the day in an extraordinary play wrapped up by Gerard. Extraordinary pass from Cazorla to Pedraza, whom puts the ball to Gerard who just needs to drive it in. From that point, not all that much to discuss.
  • Second half began like the first with Alavés being the one searching for the goal, which inspired Vila to do likewise. Sobrino had a reasonable one, and not long after Calleri from a header tied the match.

  • Ximo Navarro went out harmed when his head crashed into Wakaso’s one and required a stretcher to be taken out to the closest healing facility. From that point until the point that Ekambi sub in, coordinate didn’t have much occurring.
  • Ekambi conveyed new life to Vila and even was infectious to Alavés players with Ibai making one hit the bar.

  • Dying minutes were the best when the two groups attempted to win it, with Alavés being the fortunate one when Borja Bastón, that was sub in 1 minute prior, got the objective in the first he contacted.
  • 3 points for Alavés, getting the second place, and Calleja might need to rethink vocation ways.

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LaLiga 2018-19 – Match 10 of 10: Sevilla vs Huesca

Result: 0 – 0

Goal Scorers:

  • Sevilla: Pablo Sarabia 65′, 78′
  • Huesca: Jorge Pulido 90+3′

Match Statistics:

Sevilla Team Stats Huesca
14 Shots 11
4 Shots On Target 2
63% Possession 37%
566 Passes 340
82% Pass Accuracy 72%
9 Fouls 14
2 Yellow Cards 3
0 Red Cards 0
2 Offsides 5
4 Corners 2

Highlights:

Laliga

  • Sevilla ascended to third subsequent to skipping once again from a weekend ago’s 4-2 vanquish at Barca with a 2-1 home prevail upon last-set Huesca.
  • Pablo Sarabia, who additionally got in Thursday’s 6-0 Europa League destroying of Akhisarspor, stuck in the 65th and 78th minutes previously Huesca got a late comfort through Jorge Pulido.

  • It was Sevilla’s fifth triumph in their last six group recreations and abandons them two points off best spot.
  • In Sunday’s other match, Getafe beat Real Betis 2-0 because of 2 goals in three second-half minutes from Jorge Molina and Dimitri Foulquier.

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