La Liga (Spanish League) Prediction Thread 2025/26

[FiliOrangGila]

Unfortunately, despite being on fire with high player confidence after winning the El Clasico match against Barcelona and then convincingly winning 4-0 against Valencia, Real Madrid was unable to maintain this good performance and results. In the Champions League match away to Liverpool's Anfield, Real Madrid lost, and although it was a narrow 1-0 defeat, it was still a loss.

I Really don't know what's going on with Real Madrid. In the Champions League, they let Liverpool beat them , which I didn't understand They made bad substitutions. I don't know what happened to Xabi at Anfield I don't know if it was the pressure, or if it's because they didn't want to train at Anfield, but one thing I'm sure of they have to win everything, in the Champions League, in the league, and everywhere else They can't even manage a draw. It's time they reacted.

Actually, losing to a fairly strong team and playing away at Anfield was only a narrow defeat, which is not something to be ashamed of. But in the Spanish league, this trend continued against the weak Rayo Vallecano, with Real Madrid unable to win and the match ending in a goalless 0-0 draw. If this poor trend isn't addressed soon, it could be very dangerous in the standings, as Barcelona continues to chase Real Madrid's points after winning their last away game at Celta Vigo 4-2. Fortunately for Real Madrid, there's an international break, giving them time to improve their poor performance.

[GiftedMAN]

I think Lewandowski's situation will be clarified very soon. Barcelona doesn't want him in the squad for the new season and wants to sign Harry Kane. This news has been coming out for a few days. First there was news that Lewandowski might retire from football if he doesn't renew his contract with Barca, but now there is news that he is in talks with Fenerbahçe. Lewa might be interested in playing in Türkiye because he will earn more or less the same money as in La Liga. I thought Barca would keep Lewa, but now that these reports are coming out, there is a good chance that he will leave.

For a player like Robert Lewandowski who was once one of the most prolific strikers in Europe as at the time he played for Borussia Dortmund, Bayern Munich and even in his first three seasons at Barcelona, I believe he's personally aware that his time at Barcelona is numbered. You don't expect Barcelona to renew his contract at the end of the season when it's obvious that he's not fit enough to feature weekly like he used to play before. It's either Lewandowski retires from professional football at the end of the current campaign or move to a league that's not energy-demanding like the top five European leagues. Maybe move to Saudi league or the MLS

[topbitcoin]

Unfortunately, despite being on fire with high player confidence after winning the El Clasico match against Barcelona and then convincingly winning 4-0 against Valencia, Real Madrid was unable to maintain this good performance and results. In the Champions League match away to Liverpool's Anfield, Real Madrid lost, and although it was a narrow 1-0 defeat, it was still a loss.

I Really don't know what's going on with Real Madrid. In the Champions League, they let Liverpool beat them , which I didn't understand They made bad substitutions. I don't know what happened to Xabi at Anfield I don't know if it was the pressure, or if it's because they didn't want to train at Anfield, but one thing I'm sure of they have to win everything, in the Champions League, in the league, and everywhere else They can't even manage a draw. It's time they reacted.

Losing to Liverpool even with Liverpool's slightly uncertain condition is actually not something that for me does not need to be exaggerated because after all it can be a thing that can happen considering Liverpool is also a big club so it is quite natural for conditions like this to happen and does not mean Madrid is bad because so far they have only suffered 2 defeats and 1 draw from 16 matches they have played in all competitions at this time.

We are too focused on the defeats that occurred to forget the series of positive results that Madrid had before that seemed to play badly when we only focus on 1 defeat as a consideration.

[Renampun]

I think Lewandowski's situation will be clarified very soon. Barcelona doesn't want him in the squad for the new season and wants to sign Harry Kane. This news has been coming out for a few days. First there was news that Lewandowski might retire from football if he doesn't renew his contract with Barca, but now there is news that he is in talks with Fenerbahçe. Lewa might be interested in playing in Türkiye because he will earn more or less the same money as in La Liga. I thought Barca would keep Lewa, but now that these reports are coming out, there is a good chance that he will leave.

This is still a rumor because there are several teams that are also targeting Harry Kane, but if Barcelona really wants to present Harry Kane it will be able to provide a significant boost to their attack, especially since Kane is still quite capable and he is a good candidate to replace Lewandowski as Barcelona striker.

but it seems that Yamal is not very happy about this because he himself said that to keep Lewandowski to Barcelona officials, at least until the end of the season. He said that Lewandowski's presence made things easier and made the opponent not focus too much on himself who could make a real threat on the wing. but all the decisions depend on Barcelona management regarding whether they want to recruit Kane directly or listen to what Yamal says.

[CroverNo01]

For a player like Robert Lewandowski who was once one of the most prolific strikers in Europe as at the time he played for Borussia Dortmund, Bayern Munich and even in his first three seasons at Barcelona, I believe he's personally aware that his time at Barcelona is numbered. You don't expect Barcelona to renew his contract at the end of the season when it's obvious that he's not fit enough to feature weekly like he used to play before. It's either Lewandowski retires from professional football at the end of the current campaign or move to a league that's not energy-demanding like the top five European leagues. Maybe move to Saudi league or the MLS

Robert Lewandowski is in his last days of playing top football and this will definitely affect his career. Common we shouldn't pour any blame as regards to Robert Lewandowski crucial injuries catching up with him lately. The Poland International just have to do better in training and try as much as possible to avoid sustaining injuries because this will definitely slow him down when it comes to delivering the club.

Robert Lewandowski have successfully rewrite a good chapter of his football career in Europe, but I think it's time to rest and hang boot or he moves to more lesser competitive league like the MLS you suggested. Anyways, let's see what will happen at the end of the season because I'm pretty sure Barcelona president, Joan Laporta wouldn't let Hansi Flick give greenlight to extending the contract of Robert Lewandowski, they will take this period to scout for his replacement.

[Wildwest]

I Really don't know what's going on with Real Madrid. In the Champions League, they let Liverpool beat them , which I didn't understand They made bad substitutions. I don't know what happened to Xabi at Anfield I don't know if it was the pressure, or if it's because they didn't want to train at Anfield, but one thing I'm sure of they have to win everything, in the Champions League, in the league, and everywhere else They can't even manage a draw. It's time they reacted.

Actually, losing to a fairly strong team and playing away at Anfield was only a narrow defeat, which is not something to be ashamed of. But in the Spanish league, this trend continued against the weak Rayo Vallecano, with Real Madrid unable to win and the match ending in a goalless 0-0 draw. If this poor trend isn't addressed soon, it could be very dangerous in the standings, as Barcelona continues to chase Real Madrid's points after winning their last away game at Celta Vigo 4-2. Fortunately for Real Madrid, there's an international break, giving them time to improve their poor performance.

The draw in Real Madrid's last match is very vulnerable to the difference in points from Barcelona. This bad trend must be overcome immediately if they want to win the trophy this season, Barcelona has got 3 points when against Celta Vigo 4-2 has reduced the gap from Real Madrid.
The international break is really needed by Real Madrid so that it can recover the performance of the match next week will also not be easy Real Madrid must be able to consistently collect full points so far Madrid's performance is fine.

[Xcode7]

The draw in Real Madrid's last match is very vulnerable to the difference in points from Barcelona. This bad trend must be overcome immediately if they want to win the trophy this season, Barcelona has got 3 points when against Celta Vigo 4-2 has reduced the gap from Real Madrid.
The international break is really needed by Real Madrid so that it can recover the performance of the match next week will also not be easy Real Madrid must be able to consistently collect full points so far Madrid's performance is fine.

Real Madrid has performed well and has a strong squad, and so far they haven't had any issues but their consistency has often been lacking, This has been a constant concern since the start of the season and Xabi Alonso hasn't been able to resolve it.
The international break should provide players with time to recover but it also carries significant risks, especially for those actively playing for their country, There's also a risk of injury for the team upon their return.

[Tamaperdana]

Actually, losing to a fairly strong team and playing away at Anfield was only a narrow defeat, which is not something to be ashamed of. But in the Spanish league, this trend continued against the weak Rayo Vallecano, with Real Madrid unable to win and the match ending in a goalless 0-0 draw. If this poor trend isn't addressed soon, it could be very dangerous in the standings, as Barcelona continues to chase Real Madrid's points after winning their last away game at Celta Vigo 4-2. Fortunately for Real Madrid, there's an international break, giving them time to improve their poor performance.

Yes, if Real Madrid doesn't fix this problem immediately, it will certainly cause their performance to continue to decline, and that will be very beneficial for Barcelona. But I'm sure Real Madrid won't experience this problem for too long, because currently, almost all of Real Madrid's main players look very fit. So, as long as Real Madrid's problems aren't related to player injuries, I think Real Madrid will definitely recover quickly. Because the problem Real Madrid experienced that caused them to be unable to win when facing Rayo was none other than poor strategy and communication between players.

So that's why they failed to win the match and only ended in a draw. Therefore, I'm sure after this, Xabi, as Real Madrid's coach, will immediately conduct a full evaluation so that his team's performance returns to its best. In addition, in the next match, Real Madrid will also face Elche in La Liga, and I'm sure that match will definitely be won by Real Madrid. And that will certainly boost Real Madrid's confidence after their defeat to Liverpool in the Champions League. So, in essence, Real Madrid seems to be doing well for now.

[tottong]

Losing to Liverpool even with Liverpool's slightly uncertain condition is actually not something that for me does not need to be exaggerated because after all it can be a thing that can happen considering Liverpool is also a big club so it is quite natural for conditions like this to happen and does not mean Madrid is bad because so far they have only suffered 2 defeats and 1 draw from 16 matches they have played in all competitions at this time.

Defeat still hurts regardless of the reason, especially since Real Madrid lost against a team also facing serious domestic problems.
This should be a special consideration for Xabi Alonso, as any team can beat them in the Champions League. If Xabi Alonso doesn't find a specific strategy to face an opponent like this, it will be difficult for them to reach the semifinals.
The competition in La Liga itself won't be easy either, as Barcelona has been playing so solidly that any mistakes could give Barcelona an opportunity to catch up with Real Madrid. A record of two defeats and one draw is not a bad result because Real Madrid is still on a positive track, but there are still many matches left, so Xabi Alonso must really prepare well so as not to lose more points in the remaining matches.

[Arenga pinnata]

Actually, losing to a fairly strong team and playing away at Anfield was only a narrow defeat, which is not something to be ashamed of. But in the Spanish league, this trend continued against the weak Rayo Vallecano, with Real Madrid unable to win and the match ending in a goalless 0-0 draw. If this poor trend isn't addressed soon, it could be very dangerous in the standings, as Barcelona continues to chase Real Madrid's points after winning their last away game at Celta Vigo 4-2. Fortunately for Real Madrid, there's an international break, giving them time to improve their poor performance.

Sometimes one defeat can have an impact on the next game. It can even last longer. Just like what happened to Liverpool, who started the season well but then continued to experience a negative trend after their initial defeat to Crystal Palace. After that, Liverpool seemed like a team that struggled to develop their game and got worse and worse. I hope Real Madrid doesn't experience something like that. And typically, Real Madrid doesn't stay down for long. They usually only perform poorly in one or two matches. The rest of the time, they always manage to bounce back and perform well again. And well, the international break will also give Xabi Alonso time to analyze what went wrong with the squad he's coaching, which resulted in subpar performance in the last match.

[len01]

Real Madrid has performed well and has a strong squad, and so far they haven't had any issues but their consistency has often been lacking,

From 12 La Liga matches, Madrid have 10 wins, 1 loss, and 1 draw. In the UCL, 4 matches, 3 wins and 1 loss. Where is the lack of consistency?

This season, Madrid have actually been much more consistent compared to last year, when the injury crisis completely wrecked their rhythm. Now, with Alonso coming in, he’s brought something different to the team. Maybe what you mean isn’t “consistency,” but rather the lack of sharpness in Madrid’s attacking line, they’re not being clinical enough to score more goals and make every game a comfortable win.

[Luzin]

This season, Madrid have actually been much more consistent compared to last year, when the injury crisis completely wrecked their rhythm. Now, with Alonso coming in, he’s brought something different to the team. Maybe what you mean isn’t “consistency,” but rather the lack of sharpness in Madrid’s attacking line, they’re not being clinical enough to score more goals and make every game a comfortable win.

Madrid is better, but the current situation is indeed different compared to when with Ancelotti. Xabi is luckier because he is willing to utilize young players and does not rely on older players. So far, Xabi has proven successful. Twelve matches: 1 loss, 1 draw, and the rest wins, which is already very good. They just need to continue the good trend that has been established. However, in some matches, Madrid sometimes makes errors. So Xabi just needs to maintain team stability, rotate players, and minimize mistakes against smaller teams, which they sometimes underestimate and ultimately lose points to.

[landheer]

For a player like Robert Lewandowski who was once one of the most prolific strikers in Europe as at the time he played for Borussia Dortmund, Bayern Munich and even in his first three seasons at Barcelona, I believe he's personally aware that his time at Barcelona is numbered. You don't expect Barcelona to renew his contract at the end of the season when it's obvious that he's not fit enough to feature weekly like he used to play before. It's either Lewandowski retires from professional football at the end of the current campaign or move to a league that's not energy-demanding like the top five European leagues. Maybe move to Saudi league or the MLS

And in this case, it seems that there has been news for a long time that the most likely scenario is that Barcelona will not extend his contract, which expires at the end of this season. The reason I read in the news is due to financial issues. However, I believe another reason is that he is no longer young. And we know he is now more prone to injuries. In fact, every season we have become accustomed to seeing Lewandowski injured several times, even if only minor injuries. However, in terms of quality, we can honestly say that he is still very good.

[Bitcoin_people]

I Really don't know what's going on with Real Madrid. In the Champions League, they let Liverpool beat them , which I didn't understand They made bad substitutions. I don't know what happened to Xabi at Anfield I don't know if it was the pressure, or if it's because they didn't want to train at Anfield, but one thing I'm sure of they have to win everything, in the Champions League, in the league, and everywhere else They can't even manage a draw. It's time they reacted.

Actually, losing to a fairly strong team and playing away at Anfield was only a narrow defeat, which is not something to be ashamed of. But in the Spanish league, this trend continued against the weak Rayo Vallecano, with Real Madrid unable to win and the match ending in a goalless 0-0 draw. If this poor trend isn't addressed soon, it could be very dangerous in the standings, as Barcelona continues to chase Real Madrid's points after winning their last away game at Celta Vigo 4-2. Fortunately for Real Madrid, there's an international break, giving them time to improve their poor performance.

The draw in Real Madrid's last match is very vulnerable to the difference in points from Barcelona. This bad trend must be overcome immediately if they want to win the trophy this season, Barcelona has got 3 points when against Celta Vigo 4-2 has reduced the gap from Real Madrid.
The international break is really needed by Real Madrid so that it can recover the performance of the match next week will also not be easy Real Madrid must be able to consistently collect full points so far Madrid's performance is fine.

Real Madrid's points gap is not very big and Barcelona will have to compete a lot this season if they are to win the trophy. If Real Madrid did not draw in the last match and could have collected three points, it would have been an easier equation for them but the equation has changed a lot now. The way Real Madrid has performed consistently well this season, they will have to play with the aim of collecting their full points in the next matches. As the days go by, the performance of each team will improve and collecting three points will become difficult for each team, in which case Real Madrid will have to bring back their best performance. If Real Madrid fails to collect full points in the next matches, it will not be good for them at all, rather Barcelona will definitely use this opportunity.

[barisbilgili]

For a player like Robert Lewandowski who was once one of the most prolific strikers in Europe as at the time he played for Borussia Dortmund, Bayern Munich and even in his first three seasons at Barcelona, I believe he's personally aware that his time at Barcelona is numbered. You don't expect Barcelona to renew his contract at the end of the season when it's obvious that he's not fit enough to feature weekly like he used to play before. It's either Lewandowski retires from professional football at the end of the current campaign or move to a league that's not energy-demanding like the top five European leagues. Maybe move to Saudi league or the MLS

And in this case, it seems that there has been news for a long time that the most likely scenario is that Barcelona will not extend his contract, which expires at the end of this season. The reason I read in the news is due to financial issues. However, I believe another reason is that he is no longer young. And we know he is now more prone to injuries. In fact, every season we have become accustomed to seeing Lewandowski injured several times, even if only minor injuries. However, in terms of quality, we can honestly say that he is still very good.

At the age of 37 years old, the possibility of experiencing a repeat injury is very large and it has continued to happen in recent times, even though Robert Lewandowski's quality is still good and he can still contribute greatly to the Barcelona team when he is fit, but we have to look at the whole thing and in my opinion it is no longer worth it for Barcelona management to extend Robert Lewandowski's contract.
It is appropriate for Barcelona to look for another striker for regeneration, after all currently Barcelona is not so dependent on Lewandowski in the front line so if next season Lewandowski is no longer in the team of course it will not have a big impact.

[Barikui1]

At the age of 37 years old, the possibility of experiencing a repeat injury is very large and it has continued to happen in recent times, even though Robert Lewandowski's quality is still good and he can still contribute greatly to the Barcelona team when he is fit, but we have to look at the whole thing and in my opinion it is no longer worth it for Barcelona management to extend Robert Lewandowski's contract.
It is appropriate for Barcelona to look for another striker for regeneration, after all currently Barcelona is not so dependent on Lewandowski in the front line so if next season Lewandowski is no longer in the team of course it will not have a big impact.

Yea, you are right about all you said here, the importance of Robert lewandowski in this Barcelona team is no longer there because they are now used to his absence, since he is always injured due to his age, so the logical decision will be letting him go and look for a younger striker with hunger needed to fight and which will help them to compete on all fronts, and victor osimhen fits into that category of striker they really needs, but will they be able to price him away from Galatasaray?
I think that's a question for another day, but as for Robert lewandowski, I think that his best days are already behind him that's why Barcelona really needs to look for someone else this summer transfer window.

[tami40]

At the age of 37 years old, the possibility of experiencing a repeat injury is very large and it has continued to happen in recent times, even though Robert Lewandowski's quality is still good and he can still contribute greatly to the Barcelona team when he is fit, but we have to look at the whole thing and in my opinion it is no longer worth it for Barcelona management to extend Robert Lewandowski's contract.
It is appropriate for Barcelona to look for another striker for regeneration, after all currently Barcelona is not so dependent on Lewandowski in the front line so if next season Lewandowski is no longer in the team of course it will not have a big impact.

Yea, you are right about all you said here, the importance of Robert lewandowski in this Barcelona team is no longer there because they are now used to his absence, since he is always injured due to his age, so the logical decision will be letting him go and look for a younger striker with hunger needed to fight and which will help them to compete on all fronts, and victor osimhen fits into that category of striker they really needs, but will they be able to price him away from Galatasaray?
I think that's a question for another day, but as for Robert lewandowski, I think that his best days are already behind him that's why Barcelona really needs to look for someone else this summer transfer window.

Some good arguments, though, you made -- the influence of Lewandowski at Barcelona is certainly weaker than it was in his first season. Old age and frequent injuries have made him slow and the team has learnt to cope without him relying heavily on him. His experience and completion are still useful, but Barcelona obviously requires a younger and more hungry striker who would press high, open space, and threaten defenses on a regular basis. Victor Osimhen would fit in that style perfectly, his speed, energy, and determination are at the same level of intensity that Xavi would like to create in this squad. The price tag and other existing clubs will be the biggest challenge as you mentioned, Osimhen is a player whose market value is very high. Nevertheless, should Barcelona actually be interested in restructuring to look into the future, such a drastic decision might kick start their offensive and restore some of that menacing quality in them.

[Inwestour]

Real Madrid's points gap is not very big and Barcelona will have to compete a lot this season if they are to win the trophy. If Real Madrid did not draw in the last match and could have collected three points, it would have been an easier equation for them but the equation has changed a lot now. The way Real Madrid has performed consistently well this season, they will have to play with the aim of collecting their full points in the next matches. As the days go by, the performance of each team will improve and collecting three points will become difficult for each team, in which case Real Madrid will have to bring back their best performance. If Real Madrid fails to collect full points in the next matches, it will not be good for them at all, rather Barcelona will definitely use this opportunity.

Real’s next match will be against Elche, and I think it won’t be difficult for them to win this game. Barcelona, on the other hand, will play against Athletic Bilbao, and although it’s a home match, this opponent is tougher. However, Athletic haven’t been as good this season as they were in the previous ones, so I suppose Barcelona should also be able to beat such an opponent. Barcelona still can’t afford to lose points because Villarreal and Atlético have also come very close to them.

[bastisisca]

Now, his biggest dream is to win a title with Real Madrid. He saw his friends win the Champions League with PSG when he joined Real Madrid, and this has become a motivation for Mbappé to continue his pursuit of the future with his teammates at Real Madrid.
It's important to note that no football team is perfect in any of the leagues governed by FIFA.

I remember when he arrived at Real Madrid he didn't seem that strong, it took him a really long time to fit into the team's organization, once he came in I have to say that he proved to be worth the money they spent on him, very good and very effective

[banana33]

Real Madrid has the opportunity to take any player they want and they always show it. Look, Mbappe came without hesitation because he knows that team is a bomb and he always shows it. Cortùis is an excellent goalkeeper and he will confidently leave.

yes let's say that Real Madrid is the dream team of any player when a top club like Real Madrid calls you everyone says yes, from memory the only one who could say no was Francesco Totti when he said no to Real Madrid and then the rest never happened but that was another case