Barça reclaimed the summit after a blistering first half against Deportivo Alavés, soaring to a 6‑1 victory (4‑0 at halftime). The win erased a recent dip that saw defeats to PSG (4‑2) and Real Madrid (1‑2), preserving a two‑point cushion over the Colchoneros and adding pressure on the Merengues.
Mourinho’s side travels to Racing Santander this Sunday at 16:15 on DAZN, sitting six points behind the current champions. A win at El Nuevo Sardinero would shrink the gap to three points, mirroring Barcelona’s position from the previous week.
Will Atlético finally topple Barça this Sunday?
Barça will defend the top spot on Sunday at 21:00 on Movistar LaLiga, facing Atlético at the Metropolitano. In my view, their firepower makes them clear favorites as the rivalry heats up after the failed attempt to sign Julián Álvarez. Madrid hosts Valencia at Mestalla on Saturday the 7th, 21:00 on DAZN.
Ahead of that, Champions League action looms. On Tuesday the 3rd at 21:00, Barça meets Aston Villa while Atlético tackles Bayern, leaving little room to think about Sunday’s league clash. Real will travel to AEK Athens on Wednesday the 4th at 18:45.
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