Sevilla vs. Levante (Sunday, 1.00pm)
Sevilla have top spot in their sights in La Liga as they prepare for the visit of relegation-threatened Levante at Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan on Sunday afternoon.
Third-place Sevilla are three points off surprise leaders Real Sociedad with a game in hand, while Levante are inside the relegation zone following a poor start to their campaign.
We say: Sevilla 2-0 Levante
Levante snapped a three-game losing streak last time out, but they are still without a win this season and have gone four matches without a goal.
Against a Sevilla side boasting five home league wins in a row, keeping a clean sheet in four of those, this contest is surely only going to finish one way.
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Barcelona vs. Real Madrid (Sunday, 3.15pm)
In a game that could very well make or break his time in the Camp Nou dugout, Ronald Koeman's Barcelona play host to Real Madrid in El Clasico on Sunday.
La Blaugrana find themselves seventh in the table after eight matches, while Carlo Ancelotti's men have slipped off top spot after taking just one point from their last two games.
We say: Barcelona 1-2 Real Madrid
With Benzema on song and Vinicius Junior finally living up to the hype, Real's status as top scorers in the division is hardly a surprise, and their three-game winning run in El Clasico will certainly inspire confidence within the ranks.
Barcelona have posted a set of strong results at home and are more than capable of giving Los Blancos a good run for their money, but Koeman's side have looked convincing in very few matches this term, and we expect them to fall short in front of their own fans.
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Real Betis vs. Rayo Vallecano (Sunday, 5.30pm)
Real Betis welcome fellow in-form side Rayo Vallecano to the Estadio Benito Villamarin for Sunday's La Liga clash.
The hosts enter gameweek 10 occupying eighth place with 15 points to their name, one less than their sixth-placed opponents.
We say: Real Betis 1-1 Rayo Vallecano
Both sides have been in good form of late and just one point separates them with nine games of the La Liga campaign played.
Betis have a quick turnaround in matches on the back of their midweek European exertions, and we can see that showing in a tightly-contested draw.
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Atletico vs. Real Sociedad (Sunday, 8.00pm)
La Liga leaders Real Sociedad travel to the Spanish capital on Sunday to face fourth-placed Atletico Madrid, who are looking to bounce back from Champions League defeat in midweek.
Sociedad have played one more game than the three teams below them in the table, but they are currently on an 11-game unbeaten run across all competitions.
We say: Atletico Madrid 2-1 Real Sociedad
After Champions League defeat in midweek, Simeone will be rallying his players up to bounce back positively on the weekend, and with the incentive to potentially go top of the table, that will only help the home side.
Sociedad have not been winning their matches by big margins, suggesting that with a high-quality attack, which Atletico possess, the visitors could become undone at the Wanda Metropolitano.
