LaLiga Overtime of matchday 6 has left us with important results, highlighting the top of the table, where Atlético and Villarreal have punctured and move away from Real Madrid and FC Barcelona, who remain unstoppable at the top of the table. Athletic Club began to stalk the upper reaches of the table with another win and Alavés remained in the European places after winning three out of three. The teams at the bottom of the table continue to score very little and, for the moment, remain in the relegation places: Getafe, Valencia and Las Palmas.

LaLiga Overtime 24/25 – Match Day #6:
Carlos Vicente leads Alavés towards Europe:
The ‘Babazorro’ side returned to winning ways against a Sevilla side who are struggling to get going. Carlos Vicente was the name of the game, with a memorable display of generating danger through repeated efforts. It was therefore necessary to mention him in this week’s ‘LaLiga Overtime’.
The project led by Luis García Plaza continues to bet on young players and players from lower categories such as the Second Division, as is the case of Stoichkov or Vicente himself. Is this Alavés a candidate to play European competition next season?

Lamine Yamal and Raphinha destroy Villarreal:
Hansi Flick‘s FC Barcelona have been able to recover from the painful Champions League defeat against Monaco. The Catalans thrashed Villarreal 5-1, a Villarreal side that is bleeding at the back at the start of the season, and despite the defeat, Diego Conde has once again made some great interventions.

Raphinha and Lewandowski again showed that FC Barcelona are very good in front of goal, but the big sensation was once again Lamine Yamal. The young winger was on the rampage throughout the game and provided Raphinha with an outrageous outside-of-the-boot assist. It was yet another display from the Spaniard that was somewhat overshadowed by Ter Stegen’s serious injury.
For the ‘Yellows’, Marcelino has his work cut out defensively. The Asturian coach is usually quite demanding in these areas, and it is clear that his team must be more forceful in their own area if they are to challenge for the coveted fourth place.

Vinícius shines at Bernabéu:
Real Madrid continue to fail to show the level expected at the start of the season. Ancelotti‘s side again struggled to get the three points despite the final scoreline.
Vinícius Jr. changed the face of his team when he came off the bench. The Brazilian dished out a brutal outside-of-the-foot assist to Rodrygo and scored a goal off a pass from Mbappé. The ‘Merengues’ game wasn’t up to expectations, but Vinícius’ vindication is a very important step for the team to improve in the coming weeks.
The matchday has left us with many details. Atlético de Madrid‘s defeat at Vallecas against a Rayo Vallecano team that seems to be improving with a proposal similar to the one they had with Andoni Iraola and Valencia’s first win in this edition of LaLiga deserve a special mention. Will they manage to raise their heads from this victory?
Translated by Marcos Rodríguez.
Main image: Edit Pablo Benítez.
















