All eyes on a fifth straight LaLiga win
Real Madrid will be looking to continue their positive start to the campaign against Mallorca (2:00pm CEST).
Real Madrid are set to enjoy home game in this weekend's LaLiga clash when they host Mallorca 2:00pm CEST looking to record a fifth victory and take another three points which would see them remain top of the table. Continuing an impressive start to the campaign will be the aim for Carlo Ancelotti's side 6 wins across the European Super Cup, Champions League and LaLiga.
After beating Celtic in Glasgow on the opening night of the Champions League, our team will be hoping to pick up their second win of the week. The recent head-to-head between the two teams at the Santiago Bernabéu makes pleasant reading for Madrid, who have won all of the last six. That said, Mallorca come into the game on a high having drawn with Bilbao and beaten Rayo Vallecano in their last two LaLiga meetings on the road.
After beating Celtic in Glasgow on the opening night of the Champions League, our team will be hoping to pick up their second win of the week. The recent head-to-head between the two teams at the Santiago Bernabéu makes pleasant reading for Madrid, who have won all of the last six. That said, Mallorca come into the game on a high having drawn with Bilbao and beaten Rayo Vallecano in their last two LaLiga meetings on the road.
“We must maintain our positive attacking run", said the Italian coach in the pre-match press conference. Ancelotti will be without Benzema and Militão, but Vini Jr., who is in fine fettle having found the back of the net in all of the last four games Celta, Espanyol, Betis and Celtic is available. The Brazilian ace already knows how to score against Mallorca, having done so on last year's trip to the Visit Mallorca Estadi.
Mallorca
The team from the Balearic Islands began the round in eleventh place, on five points. With two goals, Muriqi is their leading marksman to date, while Kang In Lee is also a threat, having scored once and set up too already this season.
Mallorca
The team from the Balearic Islands began the round in eleventh place, on five points. With two goals, Muriqi is their leading marksman to date, while Kang In Lee is also a threat, having scored once and set up too already this season.