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Valencia’s La Liga match against Cádiz on Sunday was temporarily suspended after Valencia walked off the pitch in protest of alleged racist abuse directed at one of its players.

The fierce competition in La Liga is set to escalate this Wednesday as Valencia prepares to defend its home turf against the ever-formidable Real Sociedad at Mestalla Stadium. Both teams, having ...

La Liga Winners Pablo Barrios. After Barça and Real both dropped points, Atlético needed a win in the worst way. It came from maybe the least likely source, a Real Madrid academy graduate who ...

La Liga is back.. Spain’s top flight returns on Friday evening with two matches — including Sevilla v Valencia — before Real Madrid travel to Athletic Bilbao on Saturday and Barcelona get ...

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La Liga has found no evidence that Cádiz’s Juan Cala insulted Valencia’s Mouctar Diakhaby “in the alleged terms” during Sunday’s top-flight encounter.

Valencia maintained that they reacted as quickly as possible to the incident in the stands. Working with TV images and La Liga, they helped local police identify the three young fans.

La Liga officially postponed this weekend's clash between Valencia and Real Madrid due to the DANA natural disaster. Torrential rain caused severe flooding throughout southeast Spain, leaving more ...

There’s still a title race in La Liga, if only just. Real Madrid lost to Valencia, but Barcelona could not take full advantage and only managed a draw at home to Real Betis. Let’s see what ...