Real Madrid have officially booked their place in the UEFA Champions League round of 16 after overcoming Manchester City in the playoffs. With this hurdle cleared, all eyes are now on the upcoming

Barcelona and Real Madrid have been drawn against each other in the semifinal of the Copa de la Reina, setting up three Clásicos in three weeks in March.

Real Madrid remain in the driving seat in LaLiga's title race but after dropping points in consecutive weeks Carlo Ancelotti's side have seen what seemed a comfortable lead suddenly vanish, leaving them with a battle to retain their crown.

Fresh-off topping the standings in La Liga, Barcelona return to domestic action when they visit Las Palmas with the hopes of increasing their lead atop the table.

La Liga leaders FC Barcelona will travel to the Canary Islands to take on Las Palmas on Saturday as they look to continue their unbeaten run in 2025.

The new leaders of La Liga are back in action this weekend as Barcelona travel to the Canary Islands to face Las Palmas looking to stay top of the table for another round of matches. Barça lost to Las Palmas at Montjuïc in their first meeting of the season in shocking fashion,