This is how the classification remains after Barça’s win

After adding only one point out of nine possible, the Barça recovered the path of victory in Palma with a ‘little hand’ to the Mallorca (1-5) that keeps him at the top of the table with four points ahead of the Real Madrid. Now, the whites have two games pending and could surpass the culés if they win them.

The first, also advanced by the Spanish Super Cupa (January 8-12), will be this Wednesday (9 p.m./DAZN LaLiga) in San Mamés against a Athletic rising which is fourth with 11 points. The other will take place on Thursday, January 2 in Mestalla against Valencia, postponed at the time due to the tragic consequences of DANA.

Now, visits to Betis and Borussia Dortmund

He Barça He will barely have a rest in his ‘tour de force’ in December and this Saturday (4:15 p.m./LaLiga TV on Movistar +) he will visit the Real Betis Football at the Benito Villamarín just before going to Dortmund on Wednesday the 11th (9 p.m.) to face the Borussia in a key commitment to finish among the top eight of the Champions League and have direct access to the round of 16. As for the Betiswill play this afternoon (7 p.m.) in Barcelona against the Saint Andrew in the 1/32 final of the Copa del Rey.

The weekend will be exciting in a league sense since on the same Saturday there will also be a Girona-Real Madrid (9 p.m./DAZN LaLiga) and on Sunday (9 p.m./LaLiga TV on Movistar+) a Atlético de Madrid-Sevilla.