Day 2 of LaLiga | Schedules, match results and summary | Sports

The second day of LaLiga starts this Friday with Mallorca – Villarreal and Valencia – Las Palmas. On Saturday, Real Madrid will seek to add another three points in their visit to Almería and Osasuna receives Athletic. Barcelona receives Cádiz in their first match of the competition in Montjuic, where they hope to win after drawing last day against Getafe. Atlético de Madrid visits Betis in the last game on Sunday. Alavés – Sevilla and Granada – Rayo Vallecano close the day on Monday.

These are the matches of the 2nd day:

Mallorca – Villarreal (Friday 18, 7:30 p.m., Movistar LaLiga)

Mallorca hosts Villarreal for the first game of the day. Quique Setién’s men arrive after losing in their league debut against Betis last day (1-2). The yellow team has yet to get up to speed with the competition after the arrival of various reinforcements following the departure of Pau Torres and Samu Chukwueze. Mallorca, meanwhile, seeks victory at home after scratching a point in the draw against Las Palmas on the first day.

Valencia – Las Palmas (Friday 18, 21.30, DAZN)

Valencia receives Las Palmas looking to add their second victory in the League, after beating Sevilla on the first day. Those from Baraja want to maintain a good dynamic at the start of the competition after the poor results of last season, in which they were very close to relegation. Las Palmas will seek to add the three points on their visit to Valencia after drawing last day against Mallorca. (1-1)

Real Sociedad – Celta (Saturday 19, 5:00 p.m., DAZN)

Celta visits Real Sociedad in the first game on Saturday. Rafa Benítez’s men will seek points after losing last week against Osasuna (0-2). La Real play again, where they will look for the first victory of the season, after drawing with Girona last day.

Almería – Real Madrid (Saturday 19, 7:30 p.m., DAZN)

Real Madrid seek their second victory of the season on their visit to Almería. Ancelotti’s men arrive after beating Athletic last day but the loss of Courtois has been compounded by Militao’s injury, also with a torn ligament. Replacing the Belgian goalkeeper, Kepa has come to the white team to take his place in goal. Almería, for their part, will seek their first victory of the season at home.

Osasuna – Athletic (Saturday 19, 21.30, Movistar LaLiga)

Athletic visit Osasuna in search of their first victory of the season, after losing on the first matchday against Real Madrid. The rojillo team, which beat Celta in the first match of the campaign, aims to add another victory to maintain the good feelings from the start of the season.

Girona – Getafe (Sunday 20, 7:00 p.m., DAZN)

Girona receives Getafe in the first game on Sunday. The Catalan team arrives after drawing against Real Sociedad in the first match of the season (1-1) and is looking for its first victory at home against the Madrid team. Getafe also scratched a point last day, against Barcelona (0-0), in a controversial game due to the loss of time for the Bordalás team.

Barcelona – Cádiz (Sunday 20, 7:30 p.m., Movistar LaLiga)

Barcelona receives Cádiz in the first game of the season that they will play in Montjuic, where the Catalans will play their matches at home while the works on the Camp Nou last. Xavi’s men arrive after drawing against Getafe and only adding one point last day, so it is vital for the reigning League champions to take all three points. Cádiz comes from beating Alavés, and will seek to score against a difficult rival.

Betis v Atlético de Madrid (Sunday 20, 21.30, DAZN)

Atlético de Madrid visits Betis in the last game on Sunday. Simeone’s men want to add another victory, after beating Granada (1-3) last day, to maintain the good run with which they ended last season. Betis will look for the three points to stay at home and add one more victory after beating Villarreal in the last match.

Alavés – Sevilla (Monday 21, 7:00 p.m., Movistar LaLiga)

Sevilla visit Alavés in search of their first victory of the season. Mendilibar’s men lost in their League debut against Valencia last day and fell on penalties against Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City in the European Super Cup on Wednesday. The Seville team wants to take the three points to recover the good feelings with which to face the rest of the season. A recently promoted Alavés will also seek their first victory of the course on their return to the First Division.

Granada – Rayo Vallecano (Monday 21, 7:00 p.m., Movistar LaLiga)

Granada receives Rayo Vallecano to play the last game of the day. The Andalusian team arrives after being thrashed by Atlético de Madrid (3-1) in the first match of the season and seeks to recover against Rayo Vallecano. The Madrid team arrives with good feelings after adding the three points against Almería and seeks to take the victory to extend its good dynamics.

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