Laliga results October 23–25, 2026: Real Madrid beat Barcelona 2–1 in El Clásico, ending the leaders’ perfect start. Nine Matchday 10 matches finished over three days, producing 22 goals.
- Headline result: Mbappé scored twice as Real Madrid won at Barcelona.
- Biggest wins: Athletic Club 4–0 Getafe; Rayo Vallecano 0–3 Elche.
- Late drama: Villarreal beat Valencia 2–1 with a 90+6′ winner.
Table snapshot: Barcelona lead with 27 points, followed by Atlético Madrid (25) and Real Madrid (24). See the latest Laliga standings and Laliga schedule.
Timezone: Dates follow Spain’s local calendar: CEST (UTC+2) on October 23–24 and CET (UTC+1) on October 25. El Clásico kicked off at 21:00 CET on October 25 (04:00 GMT+8 on October 26). Goal minutes follow official Laliga match centres. Sevilla vs Osasuna is scheduled for October 26 and is not included.
Laliga Results October 23–25, 2026: All Nine Final Scores
| Spain date | Match | Full-time score |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 23 | Alavés vs Málaga | 1–1 |
| Oct 24 | Rayo Vallecano vs Elche | 0–3 |
| Oct 24 | Racing Santander vs Espanyol | 2–1 |
| Oct 24 | Valencia vs Villarreal | 1–2 |
| Oct 24 | Atlético Madrid vs Deportivo | 1–0 |
| Oct 25 | Athletic Club vs Getafe | 4–0 |
| Oct 25 | Celta Vigo vs Real Betis | 0–0 |
| Oct 25 | Real Sociedad vs Levante | 2–1 |
| Oct 25 | Barcelona vs Real Madrid | 1–2 |
These are the nine finished Laliga Matchday 10 fixtures before Monday’s Sevilla–Osasuna match. The following summaries cover scorers, major incidents and the most meaningful implications without presenting the round as complete. For the previous round’s detailed results, see our October 16–18 Matchday 9 recap.
Barcelona 1–2 Real Madrid: Mbappé Double Wins El Clásico
Sunday, October 25 · Spotify Camp Nou. Madrid ended Barcelona’s nine-game winning start.
- Barcelona scorer: Raphinha (61′).
- Real Madrid scorer: Kylian Mbappé (41′, 87′).
- Key moment: Eduardo Camavinga set up Mbappé’s late winner; Pedri assisted Raphinha’s equaliser.
- Table impact: Barcelona 27 points; Real Madrid 24, just three behind. Atlético have 25.
More context: El Clásico predicted lineups · date and TV guide · Vinicius Jr’s El Clásico suspension · official record.
Athletic Club 4–0 Getafe: Four Different Scorers at San Mamés
Sunday, October 25 · San Mamés. Athletic bounced back with the weekend’s biggest victory.
- Athletic scorers: Álex Berenguer (17′), Iñaki Williams (35′), Aitor Paredes (70′), Yuri Berchiche (88′).
- Key event: Getafe’s Mario Martín was sent off late in the match.
- Why it matters: A strong response to Athletic’s 3–1 loss at Levante; Getafe had also drawn 1–1 with Rayo.
Valencia 1–2 Villarreal: Mikautadze Wins It in Stoppage Time
Saturday, October 24 · Mestalla. Villarreal overturned a one-goal deficit in a dramatic derby.
- Valencia scorer: Pepelu (38′, penalty).
- Villarreal scorers: Alex Freeman (69′), Georges Mikautadze (90+6′).
- Key events: Pape Gueye and Harvey Elliott were sent off; Mikautadze struck deep into stoppage time.
Real Sociedad 2–1 Levante: Early Goals Decide the Contest
Sunday, October 25 · Anoeta. Three first-half goals decided the game.
- Sociedad scorers: Orri Óskarsson (6′), Beñat Turrientes (27′).
- Levante scorer: Nacho Pérez (22′).
- Table impact: Sociedad move to 19 points; Levante stay on 10 after their midweek win over Athletic Club.
Rayo Vallecano 0–3 Elche: Two Penalties Set Up Away Win
Saturday, October 24 · Estadio de Vallecas. Elche took control with two first-half penalties.
- Elche scorers: Federico Redondo (23′, penalty), Fer Niño (36′, penalty), Germán Valera (68′).
- Key moment: Pathé Ciss hit the crossbar with Rayo’s penalty.
- Why it matters: A convincing away win and three important points for Elche.
Racing Santander 2–1 Espanyol: Zabiri Completes Comeback
Saturday, October 24 · El Sardinero. Racing came from behind to take all three points.
- Racing scorers: Jeanuël Belocian (69′), Yassir Zabiri (84′).
- Espanyol scorer: Edu Expósito (62′).
- Turning point: Sergio Canales assisted Belocian’s equaliser before Zabiri completed the comeback.
- Table impact: Racing move to 11 points; Espanyol stay on eight.
Atlético Madrid 1–0 Deportivo: Julián Álvarez Makes the Difference
Saturday, October 24 · Riyadh Air Metropolitano. One second-half goal earned Atlético the win.
- Goalscorer: Julián Álvarez (48′), assisted by Álex Grimaldo.
- Table impact: Atlético reach 25 points and remain two behind Barcelona; Deportivo stay on 11.
Alavés 1–1 Málaga: Mañas Denies Visitors Late Win
Friday, October 23 · Mendizorroza. Alavés rescued a late draw against winless Málaga.
- Alavés scorer: Aitor Mañas (89′), after Alfonso Herrero saved Toni Martínez’s effort.
- Málaga scorer: Adrián Niño (44′), assisted by Ramón Enríquez.
- Table impact: Alavés reach 12 points; Málaga have five points from ten games, without a win.
Celta Vigo 0–0 Real Betis: Points Shared at Balaídos
Sunday, October 25 · Abanca Balaídos. Neither team found a breakthrough.
- Final score: 0–0; no goalscorers.
- Table impact: Real Betis reach 20 points; Celta Vigo have 12.
- Next: Check the updated Laliga standings for subsequent changes.
What the Weekend Results Mean for the Laliga Table
Standings snapshot after October 25’s games:
- Barcelona: 27 points — first defeat, but still top.
- Atlético Madrid: 25 points — win over Deportivo keeps them second.
- Real Madrid: 24 points — El Clásico victory cuts the gap to three.
- Elsewhere: Betis 20; Sociedad 19; Málaga bottom with five and still winless.
These figures are from before Sevilla vs Osasuna on October 26. For current positions, see Laliga standings or Laliga Results Yesterday.
Conclusion
Real Madrid’s 2–1 win at Barcelona defined the October 23–25 Laliga results and ended the leaders’ perfect start. Athletic Club and Elche recorded the largest winning margins, Atlético stayed in the title race, and Villarreal secured a dramatic late win at Valencia. Nine Matchday 10 games have finished; Sevilla vs Osasuna remains to be played on October 26.
Laliga Results October 23–25 FAQs
Real Madrid beat Barcelona 2–1 at Spotify Camp Nou. Kylian Mbappé scored in the 41st and 87th minutes, while Raphinha scored for Barcelona in the 61st minute.
Nine games finished: Alavés–Málaga, Rayo–Elche, Racing–Espanyol, Valencia–Villarreal, Atlético–Deportivo, Athletic–Getafe, Celta–Betis, Real Sociedad–Levante and Barcelona–Real Madrid.
Not yet as of the October 26 morning update. Sevilla vs Osasuna is scheduled for October 26 at 21:00 CET (04:00 GMT+8 on October 27), so this report covers the nine completed matches only.
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