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Real Madrid is the lone perfect team left in Spain's La Liga after four matches of the new season. The defending Spanish and European champions are still on maximumpoints after a narrow 2-1 win over a spirited Real Betis side on Saturday. Betis saw its own perfect record spoiled by the loss, which was decided by a Rodrygo goal in the 65th minute after the teamsexchanged goals in the first half. Second-half sub Fede Valverde helped create the goal just one minute after coming into the match, serving up his Brazilian teammate for the winner. The visitors started the match well, but after they were denied on a penalty shout, they conceded the opener to Real Madrid's Vinicius Jr. The Brazilian star beat the offside trap to run onto a ball over the top, and his control and lofted shot over the 'keeper were exquisite, winning the applause of a loud Santiago Bernabeu crowd eager to see its team again after over 100 days since the last home match. Former Real Madrid player Sergio Canales equalized later in the first half on a play that started off a throw-in. Teammate Borja Iglesias laid the ball off to him in the box, and Canales unleashed a first-time shot that beat Real Madrid 'keeper Thibaut Courtois. As the game wore on, Real Madrid had greater control of the math and they had multiple looks. Vinicius had a wide-open look that he sent high from point-blank range, a Rodrygo cross hit the corner of the goal, and an Aurelien Tchouameni header was saved off the line by goalkeeper...

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Ansu Fati scored after just 49 seconds when guided home Gavi's cut-back. Mallorca's Amath Ndiaye was sent off 13 minutes later for a dangerous challenge on Barcelona teenager Alejandro Balde. Fati doubled his tally from Robert Lewandowski's flick and Gavi completed the scoring before Barcelona were presented with the La Liga trophy after the full-time whistle. The La Liga champions are relocating to the Olympic Stadium in Montjuic next season while the Nou Camp is redeveloped. The Blaugrana will return home in 2024-25 with the capacity at 50%, before work is completed during the 2025-26 season. Sergio Busquets and Jordi Alba, both of whom are leaving the club in the summer, were given standing ovations from the home fans when they were substituted in the second half. Lewandowski almost scored his 24th league goal of the campaign after half-time but struck the woodwork with a free-kick. Xavi's team finish their campaign at Celta Vigo next Sunday. The Barcelona players and staff applauded the home supporters after full time 7 Dembélé 9 Lewandowski 10 Ansu Fati • 1 ter Stegen • 28 Balde Substituted for Roberto at 17' minutes • 23 Koundé • 15 Christensen • 18 Alba Substituted for Alonso at 81' minutes • 30 Gavi • 5 Busquets Substituted for García at 85' minutes • 21 F de Jong • 7 Dembélé Substituted for F Torres at 84' minutes • 9 Lewandowski • 10 Ansu Fati Substituted for Raphinha at 79' minutes Substitutes • 11 F Torres • 13 Peña Sotorres • 17 Alonso • 19 Kessié • 20 Roberto...

Mallorca's Amath Ndiaye was sent off 13 minutes later for a dangerous challenge on Barcelona teenager Alejandro Balde. Fati doubled his tally from Robert Lewandowski's flick and Gavi completed the scoring before Barcelona were presented with the La Liga trophy after the full-time whistle. The La Liga champions are relocating to the Olympic Stadium in Montjuic next season while the Nou Camp is redeveloped. The Blaugrana will return home in 2024-25 with the capacity at 50%, before work is completed during the 2025-26 season. Sergio Busquets and Jordi Alba, both of whom are leaving the club in the summer, were given standing ovations from the home fans when they were substituted in the second half. Lewandowski almost scored his 24th league goal of the campaign after half-time but struck the woodwork with a free-kick. Xavi's team finish their campaign at Celta Vigo next Sunday. The Barcelona players and staff applauded the home supporters after full time 7 Dembélé 9 Lewandowski 10 Ansu Fati • 1 ter Stegen • 28 Balde Substituted for Roberto at 17' minutes • 23 Koundé • 15 Christensen • 18 Alba Substituted for Alonso at 81' minutes • 30 Gavi • 5 Busquets Substituted for García at 85' minutes • 21 F de Jong • 7 Dembélé Substituted for F Torres at 84' minutes • 9 Lewandowski • 10 Ansu Fati Substituted for Raphinha at 79' minutes Substitutes • 11 F Torres • 13 Peña Sotorres • 17 Alonso • 19 Kessié • 20 Roberto • 22 Raphinha • 24 García • 32 Torre • 36 Tenas 7 Muriqi • 13 Greif • 15...

Real Madrid is the lone perfect team left in Spain's La Liga after four matches of the new season. The defending Spanish and European champions are still on maximumpoints after a narrow 2-1 win over a spirited Real Betis side on Saturday. Betis saw its own perfect record spoiled by the loss, which was decided by a Rodrygo goal in the 65th minute after the teamsexchanged goals in the first half. Second-half sub Fede Valverde helped create the goal just one minute after coming into the match, serving up his Brazilian teammate for the winner. The visitors started the match well, but after they were denied on a penalty shout, they conceded the opener to Real Madrid's Vinicius Jr. The Brazilian star beat the offside trap to run onto a ball over the top, and his control and lofted shot over the 'keeper were exquisite, winning the applause of a loud Santiago Bernabeu crowd eager to see its team again after over 100 days since the last home match. Former Real Madrid player Sergio Canales equalized later in the first half on a play that started off a throw-in. Teammate Borja Iglesias laid the ball off to him in the box, and Canales unleashed a first-time shot that beat Real Madrid 'keeper Thibaut Courtois. As the game wore on, Real Madrid had greater control of the math and they had multiple looks. Vinicius had a wide-open look that he sent high from point-blank range, a Rodrygo cross hit the corner of the goal, and an Aurelien Tchouameni header was saved off the line by goalkeeper...

LaLiga live on Livesport.com. This page is about LaLiga 2022/2023, (Soccer/Spain). If you're searching for results from an other competition with the name LaLiga, please select your sport in the top menu or a category (country) on the left. Follow LaLiga 2022/2023 for live scores, final results, fixtures and standings! Live scores on Livesport.com: Here you'll find goal scorers, yellow/red cards, lineups and substitutions in match details. In addition, Livesport.com provides statistics (ball possession, shots on/off goal, free kicks, corner kicks, offsides and fouls), live commentaries and video highlights from top soccer leagues. Standings: Livesport.com offers home/away/overall LaLiga 2022/2023 standings, form (last 5 matches), over/under and top scorers tables.

Headlines • Africa Cup of Nations | 08:16 pm Botswana Achieves First Victory in AFCONQ • Africa Cup of Nations | 07:07 pm Equatorial Guinea Secure AFCON Berth • Africa Cup of Nations | 06:43 pm South Africa Defeat Morocco • Ligue 1 | 05:21 pm Lionel Messi Speaks Exclusively with beIN SPORTS • Soccer | 11:00 am Southgate's Goal: England's Winning Mentality • LaLiga | 10:40 pm The Turbulent Relationship of Pep Guardiola and Ge • Soccer | 07:36 pm Gregg Berhalter Returns as Coach of USMNT • MMA | 08:25 am McGregor Denies Allegation of Sexual Assault • LaLiga | 01:02 pm Bellingham Declares 'Proudest Day' of His Life • UEFA Nations League | 11:49 pm Croatia Reaches Nations League Final

Ansu Fati scored after just 49 seconds when guided home Gavi's cut-back. Mallorca's Amath Ndiaye was sent off 13 minutes later for a dangerous challenge on Barcelona teenager Alejandro Balde. Fati doubled his tally from Robert Lewandowski's flick and Gavi completed the scoring before Barcelona were presented with the La Liga trophy after the full-time whistle. The La Liga champions are relocating to the Olympic Stadium in Montjuic next season while the Nou Camp is redeveloped. The Blaugrana will return home in 2024-25 with the capacity at 50%, before work is completed during the 2025-26 season. Sergio Busquets and Jordi Alba, both of whom are leaving the club in the summer, were given standing ovations from the home fans when they were substituted in the second half. Lewandowski almost scored his 24th league goal of the campaign after half-time but struck the woodwork with a free-kick. Xavi's team finish their campaign at Celta Vigo next Sunday. The Barcelona players and staff applauded the home supporters after full time 7 Dembélé 9 Lewandowski 10 Ansu Fati • 1 ter Stegen • 28 Balde Substituted for Roberto at 17' minutes • 23 Koundé • 15 Christensen • 18 Alba Substituted for Alonso at 81' minutes • 30 Gavi • 5 Busquets Substituted for García at 85' minutes • 21 F de Jong • 7 Dembélé Substituted for F Torres at 84' minutes • 9 Lewandowski • 10 Ansu Fati Substituted for Raphinha at 79' minutes Substitutes • 11 F Torres • 13 Peña Sotorres • 17 Alonso • 19 Kessié • 20 Roberto...

Real Madrid is the lone perfect team left in Spain's La Liga after four matches of the new season. The defending Spanish and European champions are still on maximumpoints after a narrow 2-1 win over a spirited Real Betis side on Saturday. Betis saw its own perfect record spoiled by the loss, which was decided by a Rodrygo goal in the 65th minute after the teamsexchanged goals in the first half. Second-half sub Fede Valverde helped create the goal just one minute after coming into the match, serving up his Brazilian teammate for the winner. The visitors started the match well, but after they were denied on a penalty shout, they conceded the opener to Real Madrid's Vinicius Jr. The Brazilian star beat the offside trap to run onto a ball over the top, and his control and lofted shot over the 'keeper were exquisite, winning the applause of a loud Santiago Bernabeu crowd eager to see its team again after over 100 days since the last home match. Former Real Madrid player Sergio Canales equalized later in the first half on a play that started off a throw-in. Teammate Borja Iglesias laid the ball off to him in the box, and Canales unleashed a first-time shot that beat Real Madrid 'keeper Thibaut Courtois. As the game wore on, Real Madrid had greater control of the math and they had multiple looks. Vinicius had a wide-open look that he sent high from point-blank range, a Rodrygo cross hit the corner of the goal, and an Aurelien Tchouameni header was saved off the line by goalkeeper...