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LaLiga: Barcelona set to go 11 points clear as Real Madrid fail to beat Betis
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LaLiga: Barcelona set to go 11 points clear as Real Madrid fail to beat Betis

Daily Post about 12 hours ago 1 mins read

Barcelona will have the chance to open an 11-point gap at the top of LaLiga, when they travel to Getafe on Saturday.

This follows Real Madrid’s 1-1 draw with Real Betis on Friday night.

Los Blancos appeared to be heading to a narrow 1-0 win at the Estadio La Cartuja.

Vinicius Junior scored for Madrid, latching on to the rebound of Federico Valverde’s shot.

But Hector Bellerin drilled in a last-gasp equalizer, a huge blow to Madrid’s title hopes.

Alvaro Arbeloa’s men are now eight points behind Barca with five fixtures left.

LaLiga: Barcelona set to go 11 points clear as Real Madrid fail to beat Betis

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