Real Madrid may have postponed the inevitable with their 2-1 win over Mallorca, but Barcelona remain firmly on track to lift the La Liga title. Amid this, Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti has

Barcelona are almost there. A thrilling 4-3 victory over Real Madrid on Sunday moved Hansi Flick’s side to within touching distance of the La Liga title. A win here would get them over the line.

Madrid's comeback delayed Barca's coronation for at least 24 hours, as a victory at Espanyol on Thursday – or a win in any of their three remaining games – would secure the title for Hansi Flick's men

Real Madrid's Jacobo Ramon scored a dramatic winner in the fifth minute of stoppage time to earn them a 2-1 LaLiga victory over Mallorca on Wednesday that kept Barcelona's title-winning champagne on ice.

Mallorca struck an early opener as Martin Valjent followed a loose ball into the box and lashed a first-time finish low past Thibaut Courtois. Real Madrid controlled possession after conceding first and had opportunities with Jude Bellingham's shot saved by Leo Román and Luka Modrić shooting wide from the outside of the area.

Raphinha is about to cap his best season for Barcelona with the Spanish league title. Lamine Yamal has been getting most of the attention as Barcelona moves closer to lifting the trophy, but Raphinha has been just as important for the Catalan club in its title run.

Real Madrid now find themselves in a must-win situation as they try to salvage their La Liga title hopes with a home match against Mallorca on Wednesday.With Brazil announcing on Monday that Carlo Ancelotti will be taking over the national team at the end of the season,