Quote from: promise444c5 on Today at 07:06:32 PM

Quote from: beerlover on Today at 06:18:22 PM

However, we still can't be certain because Real Madrid is very close, which means that anything could happen, without Barcelona taking the gap higher, we can't really make a calculation yet, it's going to be close and undecided until we see some points lost by Madrid. In the end, they are Real Madrid and no matter how "bad" they look, they are always there, and they always have a chance to win games, even with their mostly bench team, they are still better than almost every other team.

Barcelona can only take the gap higher if Realmadrid lose another game to their opponent, apart from that they have no problem just that it's uncertain they can maintain some winning streak without their complete squad , we saw what happened in the UCL though they tried with their squad against Liverpool which means they can still make progress and hope for Barcelona to drop point.
Thus Barcelona at the moment in laliga are still unpredictability, I don't know but I think Casado will be absent in their next game after the last red card + Lamine yamal absence again ( I don't know why such a big team will rely mainly on a 17yr old kid Tongue

)... hopefully they fix position issues and maintain their streak because any more mistakes can take them out of the top table.

Facing Las Palmas and Mallorca should not be a problem for the Barcelona squad in the upcoming match. The last 2 matches in La Liga were quite bad for Barcelona, and now they can no longer get bad results if they don't want their position to be replaced by Madrid.
Although Madrid is also not experiencing good things in the squad, they might still be able to threaten Barcelona's position. Moreover, with the difference in points, I also think Madrid can catch up.
It seems that the competition between these two rivals will last until the end of the season. It will be interesting rather than being dominated by one team that has a fairly large difference in points.