Santiago Bernabeu and Camp Nou will host top of table LaLiga clashes

Just three points separate the top seven teams in the league.

More twists and turns are guaranteed in what’s already shaping up as a particularly unpredictable LaLiga title race this weekend, with leaders Real Madrid the only unbeaten side but five other teams within just two points of the top after many thrills and spills so far.

Real Madrid will look to defend their position in upcoming match clash with surprise packages Granada who come to the Bernabeu second in the table due to the best start in the Andalusian club's history. Zinedine Zidane’s side have returned to form with seven points from their last nine available, but Diego Martinez’s men have been in even better form and have already scored 10 goals in four away games.

The weekend’s action begins at the Benito Villamarin where Real Betis will look to bounce back from last weekend’s defeat at Villarreal when they host an Eibar side who have won their last two games against Sevilla and RC Celta.

Upcoming match programme begins to the south of the Spanish capital where bottom side Leganes are out looking for their first LaLiga victory of 2019/20, while visitors Levante are strong at home but have lost each of their three away games so far.

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Two teams who celebrated much-needed victories last weekend meet later, with hosts Valencia aiming to continue their evolution under new coach Albert Celades, while D. Alaves travel with confidence boosted but knowing they have not won at Mestalla since 2001-2002.

Something will have to break at El Sadar in the match late fixture. Osasuna’s tight defence has only conceded two goals in their three home games so far while Villarreal are LaLiga’s top scorers with 18 goals, including six from LaLiga’s top scorer Gerard Moreno.

The upcoming game already has the look of a relegation six-pointer about it: 19th placed RCD Mallorca welcome 18th placed Espanyol to San Moix. The newly-promoted Balearic Islanders have not won since opening day, while the Catalans are still learning to balance LaLiga and Europa League commitments.

The action then switches to Galicia in the north-west, where RC Celta welcome Athletic Club. The Basques have won on four of their last five visits to Balaidos, but Celta will want to give their fans something to cheer about having just won once at home so far this term.

Real Valladolid go for their first home victory of 2019-20 when Atletico de Madrid visit the Estadio Jose Zorrilla; the omens are good for Diego Simeone’s side who have won on their last four visits to the Castillian city.

Real Sociedad and Getafe both saw unbeaten runs end last week, so their meeting at the Reale Arena on matchday afternoon offers impressive new signings, Martin Odegaard and Jason, to guide their teams to success once again.

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The LaLiga weekend finishes with a cracker as Barcelona host Sevilla just as both teams have hit better form following rollercoaster starts to the season. The Andalusians have lost their last seven visits to the Camp Nou - but have already won twice on the road this season. A win for either side would ensure they remain right in the title race going into next week's international break.