La Liga - How to watch Levante vs Real Madrid on February 24, 2019

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Février 22, 2019 Par Oscar Rojas

Titres: La Liga, Levante, Real Madrid, TV Schedules, TV Listings

Real Madrid has escaped the Ciutat de Valencia without a loss in their five past meetings. Will that streak continue after Sunday's clash?

What has been Levante and Real Madrid's form ahead of this match?

Levante has been rather inconsistent lately, since they have won two out of their last six. The Valencia-based side had not won a single league match at home since January 20, 2019, when they defeated Valladolid with a 2-0 score. Last week, their trip to Vigo ended with a 4-1 win against Celta, which helped them climb back up in La Liga's standings after three games without a win.

Real Madrid makes it to Ciutat de Valencia after losing one of their best streaks in the season. Los Blancos saw their five-game winning streak coming to an end last week, as Girona shocked them in front of an angry crowd at the Bernabeu. Speaking of away games, Solari's men have won four out of their last five in all comps, with the only exception being their one-all draw against Barcelona in the first leg of their Copa del Rey semi-final clash.

What is the current position of Levante and Real Madrid in La Liga?

Levante enters this match in La Liga's 11th spot. Paco López's men have lost more games than those they have won (ten losses, eight wins), but they are still in contention for a spot in European competitions, since they are six points behind Alavés, current owners of the sixth place.

Real Madrid gets to this game in third place, having won 45 points in the 2018-19 campaign. Los Blancos had a disappointing performance last time out, as Girona knocked them out of second place with their 2-1 win. Most of the team's woes have taken place when playing away from home, since Solari's men have lost six of their ten matches while on the road.

Classmt. Équipe J G N P BP BC Diff TB Forme
1 Real Madrid 31 24 6 1 67 20 +47 78 GGGGN

2 Barcelona 31 21 7 3 62 34 +28 70 GGGGN

3 Girona 31 20 5 6 63 39 +24 65 PGPGP

4 Atlético Madrid 31 19 4 8 59 36 +23 61 GGPPG

5 Athletic Club 31 16 9 6 51 29 +22 57 NPGGN

6 Real Sociedad 31 13 11 7 45 33 +12 50 NGGGP

7 Valencia 31 13 8 10 34 32 +2 47 GGNPG

8 Real Betis 31 11 12 8 38 37 +1 45 GPPPP

9 Villarreal 31 10 9 12 49 54 -5 39 NPGGG

10 Getafe 31 9 12 10 37 43 -6 39 NPGPN

11 Osasuna 31 11 6 14 36 44 -8 39 PGPPG

12 Las Palmas 31 10 7 14 29 35 -6 37 PPPPN

13 Sevilla 31 8 10 13 39 44 -5 34 GGPNG

14 Deportivo Alavés 31 8 8 15 26 38 -12 32 PPPGP

15 Mallorca 31 6 13 12 25 36 -11 31 PNGPG

16 Rayo Vallecano 31 6 13 12 25 38 -13 31 NNGPN

17 Celta de Vigo 31 6 10 15 33 46 -13 28 PNGPG

18 Cádiz 31 4 13 14 21 41 -20 25 PGPGN

19 Granada 31 3 8 20 32 60 -28 17 GPPPP

20 Almería 31 1 11 19 30 62 -32 14 NPGNP

Classmt.	Équipe	J	G	N	P	BP	BC	Diff	TB	Forme
1	Real Madrid	31	24	6	1	67	20	+47	78	GGGGN
2	Barcelona	31	21	7	3	62	34	+28	70	GGGGN
3	Girona	31	20	5	6	63	39	+24	65	PGPGP
4	Atlético Madrid	31	19	4	8	59	36	+23	61	GGPPG
5	Athletic Club	31	16	9	6	51	29	+22	57	NPGGN
6	Real Sociedad	31	13	11	7	45	33	+12	50	NGGGP
7	Valencia	31	13	8	10	34	32	+2	47	GGNPG
8	Real Betis	31	11	12	8	38	37	+1	45	GPPPP
9	Villarreal	31	10	9	12	49	54	-5	39	NPGGG
10	Getafe	31	9	12	10	37	43	-6	39	NPGPN
11	Osasuna	31	11	6	14	36	44	-8	39	PGPPG
12	Las Palmas	31	10	7	14	29	35	-6	37	PPPPN
13	Sevilla	31	8	10	13	39	44	-5	34	GGPNG
14	Deportivo Alavés	31	8	8	15	26	38	-12	32	PPPGP
15	Mallorca	31	6	13	12	25	36	-11	31	PNGPG
16	Rayo Vallecano	31	6	13	12	25	38	-13	31	NNGPN
17	Celta de Vigo	31	6	10	15	33	46	-13	28	PNGPG
18	Cádiz	31	4	13	14	21	41	-20	25	PGPGN
19	Granada	31	3	8	20	32	60	-28	17	GPPPP
20	Almería	31	1	11	19	30	62	-32	14	NPGNP

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Levante vs Real Madrid - Head-to-head stats

The previous match between these teams ended in a shocking 2-1 win for Levante on October 20, 2018.
Real Madrid has not lost a single match at Ciutat de Valencia stadium since 2011. Four of their five previous visits have ended in wins for Los Blancos.
Real Madrid's last visit to Levante ended in an entertaining 2-2 draw.
Real Madrid has not beaten Levante since March 2, 2016.
Levante's last win against Real Madrid in front of their supporters took place on September 18, 2011. That game ended with a 1-0 score, thanks to Arouna Koné's goal. Sami Khedira was sent off for Real Madrid during that game.