LaLiga Predictions

Upcoming La Liga Fixtures

The drama in Spain's top flight continues with another exciting round of fixtures. You can view all the upcoming fixtures for the next crucial round of matches below.

Friday 3rd April

• 20:00 - Rayo Vallecano vs Elche

Saturday 4th April

• 13:00 - Real Sociedad vs Levante
• 15:15 - Mallorca vs Real Madrid
• 17:30 - Real Betis vs Espanyol
• 20:00 - Atletico Madrid vs Barcelona

Sunday 5th April

• 13:00 - Getafe vs Athletic Club
• 15:15 - Valencia vs Celta Vigo
• 17:30 - Real Oviedo vs Sevilla
• 20:00 - Alavés vs Osasuna

Monday 6th April

• 20:00 - Girona vs Villarreal

What La Liga predictions do you cover?

LiveScore provides a comprehensive range of betting tips and predictions for every match in La Liga. We offer a weekly match summary of all games taking place in one article, which is ideal for building accumulators and bet builders. You can also check the latest results as they happen.

For each fixture, you’ll find a score prediction and stats analysis. Our predictions are supported by the La Liga standings, as well as dedicated tables for home and away form, giving you a full picture of each team's performance.

Who are the favourites for the Pichichi Trophy?

The race for the Pichichi Trophy, awarded to La Liga's top goalscorer, is heating up and provides a hint for any goalscorer markets you may play. There seems to be no stopping Kylian Mbappé again. Here are the leading contenders:

• K. Mbappé (Real Madrid)
• V. Muriqi (Mallorca)
• L. Yamal (Barcelona)
• A. Budimir (Osasuna)
• F. Torres (Barcelona)
• M. Oyarzabal (Real Sociedad)

Who are the favourites for most assists in La Liga?

Or maybe you prefer to play the assists market? Barcelona’s teenage wonderkid continues to play a key part in his team's attempts to win La Liga this season. Check out the full assist standings here or see the top contenders below

• L. Yamal (Barcelona)
• L. Milla (Getafe)
• A. Güler (Real Madrid)
• F. López (Barcelona)
• F. Valverde (Real Madrid)
• Pedri (Barcelona)
• E. Exposito (Espanyol)
• G. Simeone (Atletico Madrid)
• D. Olmo (Barcelona)
• M. Rashford (Barcelona)

Who are the favourites to win La Liga?

The classic two-horse race is on, with Barcelona and Real Madrid once again battling it out at the top of the table. With both teams in formidable form, the title race looks set to go down to the wire. Behind them, Villarreal and Atletico Madrid are locked in a battle for the remaining Champions League spots.

Who are the favourites for relegation from La Liga?

The fight for survival at the bottom of La Liga is just as intense. Real Oviedo, Levante, Mallorca, Elche, Deportivo Alaves and Sevilla are doing everything possible to avoid being related to Segunda División.

Where can I see more La Liga stats?

Want to make your own match predictions by analysing the data? You’ll find form tables showing the outcomes of the last five matches of every team at a glance so you can see which teams are on a purple patch or a run of poor results.

You can also find detailed team stats covering everything from goals scored to clean sheets, alongside comprehensive player stats to track the league's top performers.

And if you prefer to make your selections once the starting line-ups have been announced, we show these in the match build-up before kick-off.

When does the La Liga season run from?

The La Liga season started on the 15th August with all 20 teams playing their last game on the 24th May. Over 38 matchdays, teams compete for the Spanish title, European qualification, and to avoid relegation.

How many games are in the La Liga season?

The 20 teams in La Liga play a 38-game season. Each club plays every other team twice, once at home and once away, in a double round-robin format.

How many teams get relegated from La Liga?

Three teams are relegated to the Segunda División. The teams that finish in 18th, 19th, and 20th place at the end of the season are automatically relegated. They are replaced by the top two teams from the Segunda División, plus the winner of the promotion play-offs.

Who won La Liga last season?

Barcelona won by four points last season over their rivals Real Madrid, claiming their 28th La Liga title.

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