A decisive week: Real Madrid and Barcelona schedule

Eleven days after the championship resumed, Madrid regained the lead; the following week he increased his lead with Barcelona to two points and yesterday's draw of Setien's team against Atlético could increase the white income if they beat Getafe on Thursday. This week the title can be practically seen for sentencing. Whites and Catalans face the confrontations against the toughest rivals they have left in this final stretch of the League. With permission from Villarreal, fifth place and who will visit the whites on the penultimate day

Precisely Barça will close the week by paying a visit to the team groguet. The remaining four games for the Catalans will be against rivals from the lower half of the table: Espanyol (20th), Valladolid (15th), Osasuna (11th) and Alavés (16th). All four could arrive, for better or for worse, with their future resolved.

Madrid the week is presented against two other rivals fighting for Europe: Getafe (6th) and Athletic (9th). Then Alavés (16th) and Granada (11th) will come and those from Zidane will finish the League receiving a Villarreal also immersed in the fight for European positions and visiting a Leganés (19th), who may be condemned or rushing their salvation options .

The breaks and the order of the matches will also be important in this final sprint. After taking on Getafe (Thursday, July 2, 10:00 p.m.), Madrid will have just 62 hours of rest to prepare for the visit against Athletic of the 34th day (Sunday 5, 14:00). That day will be the only one of the eleven of the league restart in which the whites play before Barcelona. The azulgranas will have 118 hours to think about their respective visit to Villarreal (Sunday 5, 10:00 p.m.) after last night's game against Atlético.

Madrid will enjoy after its longest rest period between games: 126 hours. Although the schedules for the 35th day are not yet confirmed, LaLiga has already informed the clubs that Real Madrid-Alavés will be played on Friday 10 at 22:00. This will make, despite this long rest, Zidane's men will condense the last four league games in ten days. Meanwhile, Barcelona, ​​who will host Espanyol on Wednesday the 8th, will have twelve days to face their last four championship commitments.