Asymmetric de-escalation has also reached LaLiga hours. Within Real Madrid they are not liking the distribution of days and times established by the employers for the four days of the Championship once this week is going to resume. The main reason for complaint is based on the advantage that has been given to Barça on days 28, 29, 30 and 31, since in the four (“what a coincidence!”, they argue with irony in the offices of the white club) the azulgrana play before those of Zidane.
It hasn't even been respected the initial order before the coronavirus-forced stop, given that Real Madrid-Eibar would have been played on Friday, March 13, which would have allowed him to put pressure on Barça, who played that weekend in Palma de Mallorca, in the event of a victory. If the Whites beat Eibar at the Bernabéu, they were one point ahead in the leaderboard and it forced the Setián team to beat the Son Moix team if they wanted to maintain the lead, given that the particular goal average in case of a tie on points has been won by the whites. Well now Mallorca-Barça will be played this Saturday (at 22:00) and Madrid-Eibar a day later, on Sunday (19:30).
The same happens on the rest of the scheduled days. Barça always plays 24 or even 48 hours before Madrid, as in the departure to Pizjuán on Friday 19, while Madrid will play in Anoeta on Sunday 21. There are also situations that seem sibylline and that can help the Catalans. Barça-Leganés will be played next Tuesday, the 16th, at 22:00. The next game for the Vasco Aguirre team is in Mallorca, playing for permanence with the islanders (now only two points separate them). Well curiously, instead of putting that game on Saturday they have put it on Friday at 7:30 p.m. I mean, it won't even have been 72 hours from the Camp Nou match, which will end at twelve at night. “The normal thing is that this forces Leganés to play with substitutes in Barcelona and burn all his ships three days later in Mallorca”, they comment quite logically on the white club. Asymmetries have also reached soccer. And to the calendar. With the League title at stake …