Matt Clark, from La Liga Lowdown
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Ranked: The top 10 Real Madrid players of the modern era
Real Madrid are the undisputed kings of Europe with 13 European Cups to their name including seven in the Champions League era – as many
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El Pistolero: Remembering Luis Suárez’s sensational run in 2015/16 to steal the Pichichi from Ronaldo
The race for the Pichichi in 2015/16 will always be remembered as a classic, not least because of the phenomenal attacking talent on display at
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From car crash to contenders: How Pepé Bordalás has changed Valencia’s fortunes
Two years ago, almost to the very day, Marcelino García Toral was sacked by Valencia. That it had been coming was an open secret after
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Benzema to inherit Messi’s trademark award? Five predictions for La Liga 2021/22
La Liga began life post-Lionel Messi at the weekend, but it was business as usual for the heavyweights. Barcelona, despite a slight wobble in the
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Who’s La Liga’s biggest club outside Barcelona, Real Madrid and Atlético?
The European Super League was over before it began, crashing and burning 48 hours after it was boldly announced on Sunday evening. Its premise was
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La Liga club’s biggest international rivalries, from ‘Cristiano Derby Day’ to La Remontada
Spanish clubs have dominated the Champions League in the last decade or so, and naturally that means they have ruffled a few feathers along the
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Which Spanish club will go furthest in the Champions League?
The return of Europe’s premier competition is upon us, and LaLiga has a full quartet in the knockout stages. With seven of the last 12
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Valencia relying on Paterna youth to drag them from the ashes of their summer fire sale
Had it not been for Barcelona’s dramatic summer, Valencia’s own plight would surely have garnered more attention outside Spain. In a few short weeks, they
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Five La Liga talents who could explode this season
Following in the footsteps of Muhammad Butt’s piece on Premier League Breakout Talents, now is the turn of their Spanish equivalents. While it’s true that
