LaLiga 2019-20 Fixtures: Sevilla FC and Real Betis to mark return

The eleven matchdays of the league season will be played consecutively over the following six weeks until 19 July.

LaLiga is finally set to return after three months without football in Spain due to the global COVID-19 crisis. The season will kick-off again with the Matchday 28 clash between Sevilla FC and Real Betis, a match known as El Gran Derbi and the first of the 110 matches left to play this campaign. In India, fans can watch the live-action on Facebook starting at 1.30 hours on June 12th.

The league season will continue uninterrupted for the following six weeks until July 19th, the evolution of the pandemic in Spain and health authorities permitting. Thirty-nine days in a row with football practically every day, with matches at 23:00 and 01:30* IST (plus 16:30 pm and 20:30 IST on weekends), and with broadcast innovations: virtual stands, virtual fan audio and new camera angles.

Six weeks of passionate football with everything in LaLiga Santander still on the line. FC Barcelona and Real Madrid are vying for the title, separated by just two points, the same gap that exists between the third- and sixth-placed sides fighting for the European spots. Meanwhile, a fierce battle is ongoing in the fight against relegation, with six teams in the mix. A host of world-class matches await us, including FC Barcelona vs Atletico de Madrid, Real Madrid vs Valencia CF, Sevilla FC vs FC Barcelona and Atletico de Madrid vs Real Sociedad.

The restart has been made possible largely thanks to the tireless work of LaLiga during the lockdown, in particular the exhaustive and comprehensive protocol developed together with the Spanish health authorities which allowed LaLiga clubs to return to training safely. Over a month of Spring ‘pre-season’ meticulously adapted to a ‘new reality’ across society, and scrupulously followed by clubs and players. This painstaking effort to guarantee the safety of all professionals involved while ensuring the return of football will finally see the fruits of its labour with the restart of the league season on June 11th.

Date	Match	Kick Off Time (IST)
June 12th	Sevilla vs Real Betis	1:30
June 12th	Granada CF vs Getafe	23:00
June 13th	Valencia CF vs Levante	1:30
June 13th	Espanyol vs Alaves	17:30
June 13th	Celta de Vigo vs Villarreal	20:30
June 13th	Leganes vs Real Valladolid	23:00
June 14th	Mallorca vs Barcelona	1:30
June 14th	Athletic club vs Atlectico de Madrid	17:30
June 14th	Real Madrid vs Eibar	23:00
June 15th	Real Sociedad vs Osanuna	1:30
June 15th	Levante vs Sevilla	23:00
June 16th	Real Betis vs Granada CF	1:30
June 16th	Villarreal vs Mallorca	23:00
June 16th	Getafe vs Espanyol	23:00
June 17th	Barcelona vs Leganes	1:30
June 17th	Real Valladolid vs Celta de Vigo	23:00
June 17th	Eibar vs Athletic Club	23:00
June 18th	Osasuna vs Athletico de Madrid	1:30
June 18th	Alaves vs Real Sociedad	23:00
June 19th	Real Madrid vs Valencia CF	1:30
June 21st	Celta de Vigo vs Alaves	22:00
June 21st	Athletico De Madrid vs Real Valladolid	22:00
June 21st	Athletic Club vs Real Betis	22:00
June 21st	Real Sociedad vs Real Madrid	22:00
June 21st	Espanyol vs Levante	22:00
June 21st	Granada CF vs Villareal	22:00
June 21st	Valencia CF vs Osanuna	22:00
June 21st	Mallorca vs Leganes	22:00
June 21st	Sevilla vs Barcelona	22:00
June 21st	Getafe vs Eibar	22:00
June 25th	Alaves vs Osanuna	0:30
June 25th	Levante vs Atletico De Madrid	0:30
June 25th	Eibar vs Valencia CF	0:30
June 25th	Leganes vs Granada FC	0:30
June 25th	Real Madrid vs Mallorca	0:30
June 25th	Villarreal vs Sevilla	0:30
June 25th	Real Sociedad vs Celta de Vigo	0:30
June 25th	Real Betis vs Espanyol	0:30
June 25th	Real Valladolid vs Getafe	0:30
June 25th	Barcelona vs Athletic Club	0:30

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