Prediction Score Espaynol Real Madrid on Sunday 17th May 2015

bestsoccerpredictor - Betting tips, stats, and match preview of the Liga BBVA game between Espaynol Barcelona and Real Madrid on Sunday 17th May 19:00 CET. Espaynol will be looking to help their local rivals and beat Real Madrid for the first time in eight years. Madrid know that even a win wouldn’t be enough to keep their flailing title challenge alive if Barcelona win, but at the very least can try to win something this season.

Espanyol Barcelona

Espaynol come into Sunday’s game in decent form, having only lost once in the last ten games (to their city rivals FC Barcelona). The Catalonian side have established themselves a comfortable mid-table finish for yet another season, but will be hoping to add a highlight to the 2014-15 season by beating Los Galacticos for the first time in eight years. They have a full squad of fully fit players to aid them.

Real Madrid

Real Madrid meanwhile have had their hopes of a UEFA Champions League triumph, and the possibility of the first Real vs. Barça UCL final taken away when Juventus scored in the second-half to snatch their place away. It’s been a hugely disappointing season by Los Galacticos standards, and with the title slipping away all they can try to do is win and try to keep the title challenge alive. Luka Modric will be missing through a knee injury, while Alvaro Medran is out with a broken leg.

Worth knowing about Espanyol Barcelona - Real Madrid

• These two sides have played against each other 43 times since 1994
• Real have won 30 of these, with 6 Espanyol wins and 7 draws
• Madrid have earned 16 points from the last 6 games
• Espaynol meanwhile have earned 11
• Carlo Ancelotti will not be on the bench due to suspension
• The match will be played at the Power8 Stadium, Barcelona

Prediction Score Atlético Madrid Vs FC Barcelona 17th May 2015

bestsoccerpredictor - Betting tips, stats, and match preview of the Liga BBVA game between Atlético Madrid and FC Barcelona on Sunday 17th May 19:00 CET. Imperious Barcelona can wrap up their title in style by beating reigning champions Atletíco Madrid at the Estadio Vicente Calderón on Sunday, keeping their hopes alive for a treble of League, Cup, and Champions League. They face Atlético Madrid who need a result to secure their Champions League Group Stage place against a lurking Valencia.

Atlético come into the game in decent form, unbeaten in the league in 13 games, and unbeaten at home in the last 10. However, they have drawn their last two outings against lower teams in the shape of Athletic Bilbao and Levante, only a late Fernando Torres goal saved Madrid’s bacon last week, and against a flying Barcelona things might be difficult for Diego Simeone’s men. The Argentine has just the one injury concern ahead of Sunday’s game, young striker Héctor ruled a doubt.

FC Barcelona

FCB have been in exceptional form as of late, having not lost once in the last 12 games and won the last five, and were unbeaten in their last 9 away games before a close 3-2 defeat in Munich this week. The Catalans showed their supremacy to the world in their home leg against Bayern in the Champions League with an extremely impressive 3-0 home victory, and have scored a stunning 16 goals in their last 3 league games. Luis Enrique also has virtually their entire star-studded squad to choose from to try and secure the league.


Worth knowing about Atlético Madrid - FC Barcelona
    These two sides have played against each other 46 times since 1994
    Barcelona have won 22 games, Atlético 14, with 11 draws
    Barça have earned 16 points from the last 6 games
    Atlético meanwhile have gotten 14
    The match will be played at the Estadio Vicente Calderón, Madrid
    Barcelona are currently on a 5 game winning streak
    The Catalans have won 8 of their last 9 away games
    Barça’s performances have also been on fire
    They will want to close out the title to rest players
    They also won 3-2 the last time these two sides met
    Atlético have drawn two of their last three home games against lower sides
    Atlético haven’t lost at home in 10 games
    Barça may be distracted with other big games coming up