La Liga - How to watch Levante vs Real Madrid on February 22, 2020

February 21, 2020 By Oscar Rojas

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

The Spanish league giants will not want to drop points ahead of El Clásico. Watch this game with our detailed broadcast and streaming guide.

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

Levante makes it to this match having lost five of their last six games. Their only win during that run came at home against Leganés (2-0), but Los Granotas have lost two out of their last four at home, including a 1-0 loss against Alavés and a 4-2 defeat against Valencia.

Real Madrid enters this clash without a loss in La Liga since October 2019, but Zidane's men dropped two points in their last outing against Celta. Los Merengues have won three straight La Liga games away from home, including their 4-1 victory against Osasuna 15 days ago.

What position do Levante and Real Madrid hold in La Liga prior to this game?

Levante is currently ranked 13th in La Liga, with nine wins, two draws and thirteen losses this season. Only one team (Mallorca, with 15) has lost more games than Levante this season. Los Granotas have scored 30 times, but their rivals have found the back of the net on 36 occasions. Roger Martí is the team's top scorer with 10 goals.

Real Madrid makes it to this game in first place of the league with 15 wins, eight draws and only one loss in the Spanish top-flight. Zidane's men have only conceded sixteen goals, while their offense has found the back of the net 46 times. Karim Benzema, with 13 goals, is the team's top scorer up to this day.

Levante vs Real Madrid - Who's in and who's out

Levante - Injured: Rober Pier, Iván López, Hernáni, Ruben Rochina. Doubtful: Nemanja Radoja.

Real Madrid - Injured: Marco Asensio. Doubtful: Mariano.

Levante vs Real Madrid - Head-to-head stats

The first game of the season between these teams ended in a 3-2 victoryfor Real Madrid.
Levante has only beaten Real Madrid once in their last six games.
Real Madrid has walked away from the Ciutat de Valencia with five wins in their last six meetings.
Real Madrid has only been able to keep a clean sheet in their last six trips to visit Levante.
Los Blancos have only conceded once in their last three away games.
Levante has only been able to keep a clean sheet in one of their last six home games.
This will only be Zidane's second game against a team coached by Paco López. The first game between these coaches ended in a win for Zidane.