FC Barcelona and Real Madrid they will face the last third of the league in two weeks, with the aim of getting a new title. The league It will start on June 11 with an exciting Seville derby and is scheduled to end at the end of July. In total, two exciting months that will end one more season. Ahead, eleven days and 33 points at stake. With the difficulty of returning after a break of almost three months, which of the two teams has a more complicated schedule?
Real Madrid will return to the field of play facing each other against Eibar at home. The first of two consecutive clashes he will play at the Bernabéu, since the next day he will play again at home, this time against Valencia. The first match at home will be against Real Sociedad, before returning to Madrid to face Mallorca. Afterwards, the meringues will face each other against Espanyol, Getafe, Athletic, Alavés, Granada and Villarreal, finishing the league against Leganés as visitors.
Barça, meanwhile, will travel to Son Moix to play against Mallorca. After that game, he will return to Barcelona to face Leganés. Then he will travel again, this time to face Sevilla. After these three hard clashes they will have to face each other against Athletic, Celta, Atlético de Madrid, Villarreal, Espanyol, Valladolid and Osasuna, before heading towards Vitoria to close the competition against Alavés.
Of all the rivals they will face, Madrid and Barça will coincide with six of them (Athletic, Mallorca, Espanyol, Alavés, Leganés and Villarreal). Therefore, and obviously, meringues (Valencia, Real Sociedad, Getafe and Granada) and culés (Sevilla, Celta, Atlético de Madrid, Valladolid and Osasuna), will not coincide with five other teams in the remaining days.
In this way, it can be verified that very similar schedules are presented for both rivals, although it must be borne in mind that in this return from football the field factor will lose value. It seems obvious that Barça have a slightly more demanding schedule, since they will have to face two of the best teams in the competition, such as Sevilla and Atlético. But be careful, since Madrid will also have to walk with lead feet with the teams that are fighting to enter Europe, such as Real Sociedad, Getafe and Valencia.
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