Saturday afternoon’s La Liga action sees title hopefuls Atletico Madrid host an out-of-form Espanyol, who have slipped into mid-table. The visitors have lost four league games in a row while Atleti have lost just one of their 16 league games to date. Where and when: Estadio Wanda Metropolitano, Madrid – 22 December, kick-off 15:15 Where you can see Atletico Madrid vs. Espanyol: William Hill, Eleven Sports Last time: Espanyol recorded an incredible double success over Atletico Madrid last season – a 2-0 triumph at the Wanda Metropolitano in May followed…

Saturday evening’s La Liga action sees Spanish champions and early league leaders Barcelona host Celta Vigo, who often causes the Catalan giants many problems. The hosts have three La Liga wins on the spin and are favourites against a Celta side who have picked up seven points in their last three. Where and when: Camp Nou, Barcelona – 22 December, kick-off 17:30 Where you can see Barcelona vs. Celta Vigo: William Hill, Eleven Sports Last time: Goals from Johnny Castro and Iago Aspas rescued a point for Celta against 10-man…

With some of the big boys facing intriguing fixtures, this weekend promises to be another exciting round of action in La Liga. Both teams to score odds can be a great way to make some good returns out of your bets, so we’ve highlighted some of the ones that could be worth your attention.  Both Teams to Score La Liga Predictions and Preview The Spanish top flight gets things going on Friday night this weekend, as Celta Vigo host Leganes at the Balaidos. The visitors are struggling down in 16th…

European champions Real Madrid will be looking to build on their recent resurgence in form with a home clash against relegation-threatened Rayo Vallecano on Saturday. Madrid will be massive favourites for the game against a side who have won just one of their last 12 La Liga outings. Where and when: Estadio Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid– 15 December, kick-off 17:30 Where you can see Real Madrid vs. Rayo Vallecano: William Hill, Eleven Sports Last time: Real Madrid have won each of their last 16 outings against Rayo Vallecano, who have not…

Sunday night’s La Liga action sees Spanish champions and early league leaders Barcelona travel to Levante, the scene of their only league defeat last season. The hosts have lost just once of their last eleven games in all competitions but are nevertheless the underdogs going into this encounter. Where and when: Estadio Ciudad de Valencia, Valencia – 16 December, kick-off 19:45 Where you can see Levante vs. Barcelona: William Hill, Eleven Sports Last time: Emmanuel Boateng’s hat-trick and a double from Enis Bardhi saw Levante record a memorable 5-4 victory…