Up to six derbies brings with it an exciting day 14 of the Primera Iberdrola in which the Camp Nou will open its doors for the first time to the female Barça.
Something more than fifty years have happened since the pioneers Barça, then without the official recognition of the club, played in the temple culé a December 25, 1970. Today, the Alexia Putellas, Jenni Hermoso, Aitana Bonmatí, Patri Guijarro and company will record their names in history by being participants in the official debut of the feminine Barça in his stadium.
In front will be a Espanyol with casualties that wants to surprise in the Catalan derby against a unstoppable Barça team: they have not yielded a point so far and have only conceded two goals. Complicated task.
As it is to get the other two places that give access to the Champions League next season. Real Madrid and Atlético, in the middle of the fight for them together with Granadilla, will seek the three points against Madrid CFF and Rayo Vallecano, respectively.
While, Levante and Real Sociedad will play to keep their options alive against Valencia and Athletic Club in two other very spicy derbies.
And to top it off a Betis-Sevilla in which the Verdiblancas, after Pier's resignation, want to resurrect. All this in a League that is being conditioned by the various postponements …
Five positives in three teams
Valencia, Espanyol and Santa Teresa reported a total of five positives for COVID-19 among their squads yesterday. The che team, with one confirmed case and three close contacts in quarantine, asked the RFEF Competition Judge to postpone his match against Levante (6:30 p.m.), but it was denied. Santa Teresa, with two positives and seven close contacts, did the same, but with a different response: their match against Sporting de Huelva will not be played today. Espanyol, with two positives, did not request the postponement.