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April 23, 2020October 30, 2020 David

Real Madrid, Barcelona, La Liga

La Liga Players Oppose Plans To Restart Season In June

Plans to get Spanish football restarted in June are likely to face opposition from the country’s footballers.

The players union AFE are due to meet having been frozen out of the eight hour meeting at the weekend between the Spanish government’s Sports Council (CSD), the Spanish Football Federation, and La Liga.

That meeting was designed to bring together La Liga and the Federation after weeks of public bickering between the two. It worked with a joint statement issued promising greater collaboration, but now the governing bodies have to get players on board with the plan to restart the season on June 6. Read more... (424 words, estimated 1:42 mins reading time)

Spanish FA Screw Getafe Over Proposed Champions League Places

Getafe are said to be outraged at plans from the Spanish FA that would see them miss out on a Champions League spot.

There is growing consensus that the 2019/20 campaign will not be completed due to the indefinite suspension of football in Spain caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

As outlined by Marca and Cadena Cope, the Spanish FA say that the four Champions League places would go to the current top four in La Liga – Barcelona, Real Madrid, Sevilla and Real Sociedad and Getafe and Atletico de Madrid would go into the Europa League Read more... (285 words, estimated 1:08 mins reading time)

Spanish FA Make Controversial Champions League Decisions

The Spanish FA has confirmed its proposal on how to award European places in case the current La Liga season cannot be finished.

There are growing fears that the 2019/20 campaign will not be completed due to the indefinite suspension of football in Spain caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

As outlined by Marca and Cadena Cope, the Spanish FA say that the four Champions League places would go to the current top four in La Liga – Barcelona, Real Madrid, Sevilla and Real Sociedad. Read more... (227 words, estimated 54 secs reading time)

Two Down, One to Go

As we approach the culmination of this season’s Spanish Segunda League, it’s time to look at which three new sides will be appearing in La Liga during the 2010-2011 campaign.

Real Soceidad:
Real Soceidad defeated Celta Vigo 2-0 last Sunday to mark their return to Spain’s top league. After being absent for three years, the blue and white kit of Real Soceidad will once again be prevalent in Spain’s top league. Real Soceidad possess a rich tradition of winning and will look to stay in La Liga for a long while. They have also developed some solid players, most recently with current Spanish national team member, Xabi Alonso. Having already won Primera League titles in 1981 and 1982, the Segunda division champions will be keen on continuing their success in La Liga. Read more... (433 words, estimated 1:44 mins reading time)

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